Bus driver Quote by Susan May

“If eyes were the windows to the soul, then the wrinkles surrounding them must be the roadmap of all the soul had endured. Bobby”

— Susan May

“She constantly felt as if she were physically wading through air the consistency of thick, wet cement. The”

— Susan May

“two children and the”

— Susan May

“You kids come to work and think you deserve to get paid, even though you don’t work. You live on your phones, you live…

— Susan May

“Your past can only hurt you if you allow it into your present and your future.”

— Susan May

“She had spent the last six months of her senior year counting down the days, literally wrote the number on a jotter next to…

— Susan May

“He’d already endured enough guilt in his life. Quite possibly, he’d run out of space to carry any more.”

— Susan May

“Terrible events,” she said, in that quiet, gentle voice of hers, “are sometimes not for us to understand. We must put them away somewhere…

— Susan May

“What most people would consider a mundane job—same streets, same view, same stops and starts—I enlivened by getting to know my regulars. In fact,…

— Susan May

“nasty things happen. That is, until the day Henry discovers the perfect hiding spot, where he discovers there are worse things than being found.…

— Susan May

“Something flashes, darkening her eyes. Anger, perhaps. So he says to her, “Please don’t fight the process. This is the way, the only way.”…

— Susan May

“That was half the problem with kids these days. No responsibility.”

— Susan May