What Happened to the Bennetts Quotes

“Decide what you want and do what gets it.’ ”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“That’s what love is. Forgiveness. Judgment belongs to God Almighty. Not you.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“Tears came to my eyes and grief ambushed me, as if it had been lying in wait all along.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“That’s grief, man. It gets in you. Your body carries it. It’s embedded.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“I’m a badass court reporter.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“I never know whether to thank Will Smith or hit him.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“The driver of the tractor-trailer jumped out of his cab.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“I knew my life would forever be divided into Before and After. I didn’t”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“built up on stilts.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“squinting against the headlights.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“opposable thumbs than any prior.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“I know why I had an affair.” Lucinda sniffled. “I think I was taking care of Caitlin for so long, then Mom got sick, and I’m not complaining, but you know, I just thought, life is so short. Anything could happen, I could get sick, I could die. I needed to do something for me, and when I met him, it was all about me, and only me.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“Then you forgive her. That’s what love is. Forgiveness. Judgment belongs to God Almighty. Not you.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“Decide what you want and do what gets it.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“Decide what you want and do what gets it.’ ” Dom nodded. “Nothing else matters. No rules, no laws. Not what you should want. Not being right. Not your pride.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“wanted her to be alive. I had taken alive for granted. Anguish”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“family, still. The four of us. Forever.”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“didn’t get to live the full life she deserved. Our feelings were bittersweet, all the time. I was hoping that someday, there would be more sweetness than bitterness”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts

“Soar high, sweet”
― Lisa Scottoline, What Happened to the Bennetts