“To think Viviane was beautiful required a certain acquired taste. It was the kind of beauty perceived only through the eyes of… — Leslye Walton Acquired taste Copy Share Image
“She laughed for her wasted, difficult life that never had to be wasted or difficult in the first place.” — Leslye Walton Difficult life Copy Share Image
“She wore light dabs of face powder on her cheeks to hide the permanent track marks left by so many tears.” — Leslye Walton Copy Share Image
“Instead of dying, instead of slowly disappearing until only a broken body remained, what happened was quite the opposite - my body… — Leslye Walton Death Copy Share Image
“By this point Viviane Lavender had loved Jack Griffith for twelve years, which was far more than half of her life. If… — Leslye Walton Cherry pie Copy Share Image
“it seemed there was no separating the girl from the wings. One could not survive without the other.” — Leslye Walton Copy Share Image
“She found that she did not mind losing the previous moment, for this one was just as lovely.” — Leslye walton Time Copy Share Image
“There was no separating the girl from the wings. One could not survive without the other.” — Leslye Walton Copy Share Image
“If mother kept a list of the reasons she confined me to the house on the hill, she'd have a length of… — Leslye Walton Life Copy Share Image
“Love, as most know, follows its own timeline. Disregarding our intentions or well rehearsed plans.” — Leslye Walton Love Copy Share Image
“It was the song of the birds in spring and the call of the wind through bare branches on a cold winter… — Leslye Walton Bare branches Copy Share Image
“Falling out of love was much harder than Gabe would have liked. Normally led through life by the heart attached to his… — Leslye Walton Falling out of love Copy Share Image
“Foreseeing the future, I would later learn, means nothing if there is nothing to be done to prevent it.” — Leslye Walton Education Copy Share Image
“The Griffith House was like nothing Viviane remembered, reminding her of how fast the world changed and of how insignificant she was… — Leslye Walton Copy Share Image
Children betrayed their parents by becoming their own people. — Leslye Walton Children Copy Share Image
