“There went any progress we'd made in being friends. It was going to take more than shared lunches and singing Christmas carols to get over the fact that I'd basically implied he was capable of murdering his own family.” — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“The camera lets me see things in a different way. It's like I finally have perspective. I can't always say stuff right in words.… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“Maybe sometimes you have to take a risk without worrying about the potential disaster.” — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“I wasn't sure which was worse - to know you were a liar or to believe your own bullshit.” — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“The mother was holding a baby, had a stroller with what looked like twin girls around three, and had a five-year-old boy who was… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“Has is occurred to you that they're the same and you're the one who's different?” — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“I am so sorry. I'm more sorry than I've ever been in my life. I don't mind being on restriction and having to clean… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“When you're seventeen and the only friend you have in town is a stuffed animal that doesn't even belong to you, I think it's… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“Nicole put on a frowny face and leaned forward for maximum cleavage exposure. Nathaniel looked. Of course he looked. She practically was shaking her… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“There really isn't a good way to tell a relative stranger that you think dead people are trying to tell you something. It's personal… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“Looks to me like you need help. Do you know that you're wearing Thursday panties and today's Monday?” — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
“If someone were crushed to death trying to get a frosty can of Diet Coke, it wouldn't be my fault. I'd tried to raise… — Eileen Cook Copy Share Image
