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The Atonement (The Arrangement, #3) The Atonement by Kiersten Modglin
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“There are some things that love can’t fix.”
Kiersten Modglin, The Atonement
“Sometimes things just don’t work out. Sometimes people are more broken together than they could ever be apart.”
Kiersten Modglin, The Atonement
“Sometimes people are more broken together than they could ever be apart.”
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“Sometimes…even people who love each other aren’t meant to be together.”
Kiersten Modglin, The Atonement
“There are few things that appear stronger than a woman who seems put together.”
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“Kissing her was as easy as breathing. Easier, maybe. It was the only thing that made sense in the moments that made no sense at all.”
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“Apathy?”
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“juxtaposition,”
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“When the place you’re visiting hasn’t changed a bit, but you have. When you’re so different from who you were the last time you were there—be it a day or ten years ago—that nothing feels right or normal or familiar anymore.”
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“What in the child bride is this?”
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“I was disappointed—no, not a strong enough word—I was furious with myself for ever letting a man—a monster—control me. For ever letting him make me think my only choice was to do whatever it took to keep him in my life. For ever letting him believe I was something less than whole without him. I was a whole person before Peter. I could be whole again without him. I would be whole again without him.”
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“Leave it to work to get in the way of a crisis. The world doesn’t ever stop needing things from you, does it?”
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“Eventually, it stops being your fault and starts being mine.”
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“you should never stay in a situation where you don’t feel loved and respected.”
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“And now, he was refusing to die.”
Kiersten Modglin, The Atonement
“I was a whole person before Peter. I could be whole again without him. I would be whole again without him.”
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“Handpicking every part of your life, every person in your life.”
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“staring at the cup of tea.”
Kiersten Modglin, The Atonement
“I was disappointed—no, not a strong enough word—I was furious with myself for ever letting a man—a monster—control me. For ever letting him make me think my only choice was to do whatever it took to keep him in my life. For ever letting him believe I was something less than whole without him.”
Kiersten Modglin, The Atonement