“I don’t know how you usually treat the women you fuck, but you cannot just hurt me and expect me to come running whenever you need your dick sucked. Find another fucktoy.”
―
Anne Malcom,
Making the Cut
“She wore her pain like a crown, wore broken like a doll and damaged like a warrior.” ― Anne Malcom, Birds of Paradise
“A little thing happened in the not sodistant past Cade, something calledFeminism, which meant that women havethe right to do a lot of things, like vote, get equal pay oh and wear whatever the fuck they want. There is no way I am letting anyone tell me what to wear, ever Cade. And if you wanted a timid ‘Old Lady’ who would don a full length fucking burka at your request you’ve got the wrong one.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“EVERY STORY HAS AN ANTAGONIST and a protagonist. Hero and villain. Good and evil. Yada, yada, yada. Thing is, I bet in each story the villain doesn’t consider themselves the epitome of evil. Even the evilest of minds have justification for their acts. They’re the hero of their own story; it just depends on where you stand. I” ― Anne Malcom, Fatal Harmony
“Some people don’t know that hell isn’t a place that exists after death. It’s something that exists in life,” ― Anne Malcom, Birds of Paradise
“Newsflash, babe, we are in Siberia, you can’t exactly avoid him, he is like one- tenth of the population,” she argued reading my mind.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“Need you Gwen, like I need air. This life is fucked, it ain’t what you deserve, but I am going to clean this shit up now. It will never touch you again.” His voice was firm, resolved and I believed him.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“You growing up to be who you are is like a flower growing through a crack in the sidewalk.” ― Anne Malcom, Firestorm
“I am not an alcoholic! Me and alcohol just enjoy a very close relationship.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“If you’re going through Hell, just keep on going. You’ll make it out eventually,” I” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“There is no fuckin’ conclusion to us,” he growled, his gaze tattooing my soul. “No end. Even death doesn’t signify the severing of this. Us. Nothing’s gonna do that, baby. Something as inconsequential as a visit from the grim reaper sure as shit isn’t gonna keep me from you. And we both know from living in this world that death is far from final.” ― Anne Malcom, Fatal Harmony
“Your soul is the house your sanity lives in. So when love sets your soul on fire, it's burning your fucking house down. The moment you love, your sanity goes up in flames” ― Anne Malcom, Dauntless
“We all ached to be part of the club that had systematically destroyed empathy, humanity” ― Anne Malcom, Splinters of You
“If you do not come, your brothers will deliver the bodies of three dead children to your apartment at dawn. Children who will have died because of your disobedience,” she stated,” ― Anne Malcom, Fatal Harmony
“Someone’s gotta determine whether you guys are destined for superstardom,” I said, my mind catching up somewhat. A light bulb popped over my head. “Hey, I could be your momager! Get you gigs, do your wardrobe. Ride your coattails all the way to the Grammys.” I was mentally calculating my cut.“Mom, we’re a high school band who haven’t even properly rehearsed yet. Don’t write the acceptance speech just yet,” she chided.“Mmhmm,” I said distractedly, thinking of the Porsche I’d buy with my income.Brad the front desk receptionist wandered past. “Brad!” I called, stopping him. “Lexie’s band is going to be world famous. Want her autograph now so you can sell it on eBay in five years and retire a rich man?” I asked him.He grinned. “You bet. I’ll also be doing a TMZ interview telling all about how I knew her before she was gobbled up by the fame monster,” he responded without missing a beat.I gave him a thumbs up and turned to Lexie, grinning. She had her head in her hands.” ― Anne Malcom, Out of the Ashes
“Women tended to do that. Apologize for things they weren’t sorry for, because they felt uncomfortable being assertive.” ― Anne Malcom, Splinters of You
“Everyone who is in true misery wants to be alone. People have surface sadness that can be solved by company. But despite popular cliché, misery does not love company. Misery seeks out solitude, which graduates to loneliness.” ― Anne Malcom, doyenne.
“Being truly beautiful is when you’ve known suffering, fought demons at the depths of despair and managed to claw your way out. Managed to smile again. Managed to laugh, to live, to love. That’s eternal. That’s you.” ― Anne Malcom, Beyond the Horizon
“My whole fuckin' world was grey until you came along and set it ablaze.” ― Anne Malcom, Firestorm
“She wore her pain like a crown, wore broken like a doll and damaged like a warrior.” ― Anne Malcom, Birds of Paradise
“A little thing happened in the not sodistant past Cade, something calledFeminism, which meant that women havethe right to do a lot of things, like vote, get equal pay oh and wear whatever the fuck they want. There is no way I am letting anyone tell me what to wear, ever Cade. And if you wanted a timid ‘Old Lady’ who would don a full length fucking burka at your request you’ve got the wrong one.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“EVERY STORY HAS AN ANTAGONIST and a protagonist. Hero and villain. Good and evil. Yada, yada, yada. Thing is, I bet in each story the villain doesn’t consider themselves the epitome of evil. Even the evilest of minds have justification for their acts. They’re the hero of their own story; it just depends on where you stand. I” ― Anne Malcom, Fatal Harmony
“Some people don’t know that hell isn’t a place that exists after death. It’s something that exists in life,” ― Anne Malcom, Birds of Paradise
“Newsflash, babe, we are in Siberia, you can’t exactly avoid him, he is like one- tenth of the population,” she argued reading my mind.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“Need you Gwen, like I need air. This life is fucked, it ain’t what you deserve, but I am going to clean this shit up now. It will never touch you again.” His voice was firm, resolved and I believed him.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“You growing up to be who you are is like a flower growing through a crack in the sidewalk.” ― Anne Malcom, Firestorm
“I am not an alcoholic! Me and alcohol just enjoy a very close relationship.” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“If you’re going through Hell, just keep on going. You’ll make it out eventually,” I” ― Anne Malcom, Making the Cut
“There is no fuckin’ conclusion to us,” he growled, his gaze tattooing my soul. “No end. Even death doesn’t signify the severing of this. Us. Nothing’s gonna do that, baby. Something as inconsequential as a visit from the grim reaper sure as shit isn’t gonna keep me from you. And we both know from living in this world that death is far from final.” ― Anne Malcom, Fatal Harmony
“Your soul is the house your sanity lives in. So when love sets your soul on fire, it's burning your fucking house down. The moment you love, your sanity goes up in flames” ― Anne Malcom, Dauntless
“We all ached to be part of the club that had systematically destroyed empathy, humanity” ― Anne Malcom, Splinters of You
“If you do not come, your brothers will deliver the bodies of three dead children to your apartment at dawn. Children who will have died because of your disobedience,” she stated,” ― Anne Malcom, Fatal Harmony
“Someone’s gotta determine whether you guys are destined for superstardom,” I said, my mind catching up somewhat. A light bulb popped over my head. “Hey, I could be your momager! Get you gigs, do your wardrobe. Ride your coattails all the way to the Grammys.” I was mentally calculating my cut.“Mom, we’re a high school band who haven’t even properly rehearsed yet. Don’t write the acceptance speech just yet,” she chided.“Mmhmm,” I said distractedly, thinking of the Porsche I’d buy with my income.Brad the front desk receptionist wandered past. “Brad!” I called, stopping him. “Lexie’s band is going to be world famous. Want her autograph now so you can sell it on eBay in five years and retire a rich man?” I asked him.He grinned. “You bet. I’ll also be doing a TMZ interview telling all about how I knew her before she was gobbled up by the fame monster,” he responded without missing a beat.I gave him a thumbs up and turned to Lexie, grinning. She had her head in her hands.” ― Anne Malcom, Out of the Ashes
“Women tended to do that. Apologize for things they weren’t sorry for, because they felt uncomfortable being assertive.” ― Anne Malcom, Splinters of You
“Everyone who is in true misery wants to be alone. People have surface sadness that can be solved by company. But despite popular cliché, misery does not love company. Misery seeks out solitude, which graduates to loneliness.” ― Anne Malcom, doyenne.
“Being truly beautiful is when you’ve known suffering, fought demons at the depths of despair and managed to claw your way out. Managed to smile again. Managed to laugh, to live, to love. That’s eternal. That’s you.” ― Anne Malcom, Beyond the Horizon
“My whole fuckin' world was grey until you came along and set it ablaze.” ― Anne Malcom, Firestorm
