Death Quote by Marcel Proust

“The thought of her gave me such a continual anguish that I could no more forget her than an aching tooth. It was involuntary,…

— Donna Tartt

“Her bones felt thin and hollow beneath my fists, but her frailty didn't deter me. I wanted her to feel my pain.”

— Courtney Cole

“Memories were not always pleasant, she decided. Memories could bring pain, too. She”

— Janette Oke

“Her glittering nails and dangling earrings made her seem fragile sometimes, like something delicate, but then I'd find her standing alone on the roof…

— Amanda Sun

“It felt like stepping into a memory that had kept going without her.”

— Coral Harper

“I stored up every moment like it was a physical thing. I'd thumb through memories whenever things were still. I spent more time with…

— Kiera Cass

“How I wish the sight of her didn’t fill me with such unease, twisting my insides, tensing every muscle in my body, setting my…

— Tabitha Suzuma

“It was broken. It was haunted. Just like her. But it had bones, and it had memories, and it had the ability to be…

— Lauren Gilley

“She'd be dead before the memories and pain were finally gone; she knew it, accepted it, and dealt with it.”

— Catherine Coulter

“Mostly, my heart ached to be closer, to imprint upon her that she belonged to me, body and soul.”

— Kahlen Aymes

“Her words were like the hammer. My stance was of a nail. I didn't need those callous words on my once strong shell. Hammered.…

— Antonia Perdu

“I loved her. I did not know what state of mind I would be in when I got where I was going and I…

— Kate McGahan