Death Quote by Haruki Murakami

“He felt awkward because she was going to murder him.”

— Joseph Heller

“He had to say that the thing he found most attractive about her was that she had tried to kill herself. Now that was…

— Nick Hornby

“After all, she herself had done the very worst thing imaginable. And she was a good person. Wasn’t she?”

— Chris Pavone

“the way he talked to her. It was outrageous. It was blunt. It was impossible. And it was ... precisely what she needed, the…

— Courtney Milan

“Her dullness made her own punishment.”

— Daphne du Maurier

“He thought that she was boring? She wasn’t boring. I mean... she was a writer, damn it!”

— Alex L. Michaels

“Out of all the people on Earth, he wanted to murder her the least.”

— T.S. Joyce

“She felt cruel and unfeeling, and this was not how she wanted him to remember her. They had shared good memories. There was a…

— Shahd Alshammari

“She was a danger to his hard-earned neutrality. Thinking about her tended to give him an unwanted hitch in his lungs.”

— Marissa Meyer

“She was ghastly and quite mad, but when I grew up I figured her worst punishment was to be herself and I didn't have…

— Edward St Aubyn

“And yet still she watched him... he wondered why. One possibility, and by far his favorite, was that she was planning his murder.”

— Anne Stuart

“The murder was terrible. The betrayal was worse.”

— Martin Woods