John Corey Whaley

Highly Illogical Behavior

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  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    It’s like on Star Trek: The Next Generation, really. We’re just floating in space trying to figure out what it means to be human.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    That’s what we do sometimes. We let people disappear. We want them to. If everyone just stays quiet and out of the way, then the rest of us can pretend everything’s fine. But everything is not fine. Not as long as people like Solomon have to hide. We have to learn to share the world with them.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    As smart as I am, it took a boy stuck in his house to teach me that sometimes it doesn’t matter where you are at all. It only matters who’s with you.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    It’s not too hard to disappear when no one’s looking for you.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    After all, no first love goes away overnight, especially one that’s always right in front of you, but just out of your reach.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    “You want to know how I know you love her?” Solomon asked.
    “How?”
    “Because you kept her secret. You protected her.”
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    For a split second, Solomon got a rush in his chest like maybe it was about to happen—like the world he ran away from had still managed to send someone just for him.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    Gossip works that way. It makes fools out of everyone but the source.
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    “There’s no escaping it.”
    “What?”
    “Life.”
  • Diana Cathas quoted8 years ago
    What Solomon had was unforgiving and sneaky and as smart as any other illness. It was like a virus or cancer that would hide just long enough to fool him into thinking it was gone.
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