You Were Made to Be Mine Quotes

“the biggest lie people tell themselves is that they prefer to know the truth.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine

“After all, “justice” was really another word for commerce, something every man at the mercy of it eventually learns.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine

“He’d never once seen a miniature of a homely girl, or, say, of one scowling and shaking her fist, which would have at least made for a change. It could probably be ascribed to the tyranny of commerce—no artist wanted to risk offending a paying customer with accuracy. No one knew better than Hawkes that the biggest lie people tell themselves is that they prefer to know the truth.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine

“they were coming into focus to each other. As though each of them was a sun, burning away each other’s obscuring mists.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine

“He looked both a little bit dangerous and refined, like a ceremonial knife.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine

“when one loved, one cherished. One protected.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine

“Trust was freedom, she understood now. It was a luxury. Without it, life was a cell. No emotion could ever get through unfettered and it seemed a hellish way to live.”
― Julie Anne Long, You Were Made to Be Mine