Existence Quote by Donna Woolfolk Cross

“She didn't care about anything, or maybe she cared too much.”

— Donna Lynn Hope

“Caring deeply about someone who seemed incapable of caring was a particular kind of hell that she wouldn’t wish on anyone, she said.”

— Walter Isaacson

“What did she care what became of this world when her loved ones were dead and gone?”

— Allie Burke

“I didn't care. I didn't care about anything anymore. What did it matter? What did anything matter now? I was alone. I had no…

— Jennifer Brown

“She began to wonder whether she would not do better to finish her life alone. What was left of life seemed unimportant.”

— Willa Cather

“There was no escape for her. No relief. She had exhausted all possibilities and all her hope was gone, washed away...”

— Tonya Hurley

“She was everything he’d ever hoped for but hadn’t known existed…”

— Katie Reus

“But she couldn't help it. She did hope. She was hoping. She had been hoping all along.”

— Kate DiCamillo

“It was quite possible that she had lost the capacity to love and care anymore and that this is how she was going to…

— Maeve Binchy

“She couldn't avoid being serious about things she cared for, and happiness made her grave at the thought of all the things which might…

— Graham Greene

“It was hard to care, she realized as she started the trek back to the castle. Incredibly hard to care, when you didn’t have…

— Sarah J. Maas

“Care? He didn't care. He loved her.”

— Maya Banks