Darkest hour Quote by Poppet

“To be fair, she called this morning. I stared at the phone. Circled it on my bed. And, eventually, it stopped ringing. If it…

— Kelley York

“It was as if she called to me, with every note and every word. To make matters worse, whether I liked it or not,…

— Christy Trujillo

“Reasonable behavior was the last thing you wanted. You felt as if the resolution of human problems demanded passion and brute unreason, some spitting…

— William Boyd

“Now she remembered. He owed her an apology. "Say you're sorry." "For what?" "Just say it." She didn't hear his reply. The world had…

— Leigh Bardugo

“Though he felt a little guilt over disappearing, it wasn't even guilt, just sadness over not even wanting to call her.”

— Catherine Lacey

“Even if I didn't have any empathy, she did, and that meant I could use it against her. Where logic failed, guilt might save…

— Dan Wells

“I felt the basic insincerity of what she had said. It made me uneasy, as though the whole evening had been a trick of…

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“she did understand the corrosive nature of guilt. It could destroy from the inside, worrying at your mind until you submitted.”

— Lisa Hartley

“Guilt nagged at me. She didn't technically ask me a question, so in theory, I didn't owe her a response, but the need to…

— Katie McGarry

“I watched as she, with a half-life-worth of anger and resolve, flickered into this dark night and tried with all her might to get…

— Mo Daviau

“the phone, as if she believed she had to raise her voice”

— Adam Mitzner

“She rang me that afternoon on my mobile. I missed her call because of an idiot meeting. I wanted to hurt the morons who’d…

— Raine Miller