Quotes About Decision

Darn you and your infernal logic." Asher ran both hands through his hair, mussing it to ridiculous heights. "Fine," he capitulated. "But I want in. Whatever you're planning to do about this, whatever Vivvie's doing, I want in.

Making my way out of the bedroom, I found the loft empty, a visceral reminder that it had always been my sister's choice not to know me.

Heads I kiss you, tails you kiss me. Either way, it means something.

Mr. Hawthorne signed a document reaffirming his will yearly," Alisa told me. "He never changed it, until you." Until me. My entire body tingled, just thinking about it. "How long ago was that?" I asked. "Last year." What could have happened to make Tobias Hawthorne decide that instead of leaving his entire fortune to charity, he was going to leave it to me? Maybe he knew my mother. Maybe he knew she died. Maybe he was sorry.

Everything's a game, Avery Grambs. The only thing we get to decide in this life is if we play to win.

Our minds have a way of tricking us into thinking we have two options when there are really seven.

It's not the things you can't find that haunt you. It's when you choose not to look.

If it had been me in the woods, if I'd been the one to go with Briggs, if I'd been the one you saw at the exact second . . . would it have been me? He didn't finish the question and I didn't answer it

And at the end of the day, he'd chosen me. Over family. Over his mother.

Jennifer Lynn Barnes

Eve reached out to stop me before I could. "Could I do this part alone?

have the keys to my prison in my own hand, and no remedy presents itself so soon to my heart as mine own sword.

I thought I could wait, but I can't. Sorry.

I'm not ready." These are the three magic words. I've discovered they can get you out of almost anything.

Do I feel I should be punished? Yes. Why else would I have given myself bangs?

I'm not a shitty person, but I'm about to do a shitty thing. and you will hate me, and some other people will hate me, but I'm going to do it anyway to protect you and also myself.

In such dreadful times as these no one can do more than choose his own road according to his conscience, and bear the consequences of his choice, whatever they may be.

In the light of eternity, is it better to sell out and ride or stand up and walk?

Boyd looked at him now like he was trying to decide something in his mind. "You'd shoot me, you get the chance?" "You make me pull," Raylan said, "I'll put you down.

The Zip was quiet, maybe trying to guess what was in Raylan's mind. He seemed curious. Finally he said, Okay, what do you want to tell me? Here's the deal, Raylan said. I'm giving you twenty-four hours to get out of this county and never come back. Raylan looked at his watch. That means you have until...two-fifteen tomorrow afternoon to clear out. If I see you're still around after that, I won't hesitate to shoot you on sight. You have any questions?

One more time, she promised herself. That wasn't too trollopy. She wouldn't be too trollopy. But when they actually got to the guardhouse? Trollopy.

She came out in a cold sweat when she thought about the future, saying she felt like a coin someone had tossed in the air that might land heads or tails depending on how the pavement lay.

From then on, the pavement of Plassans burned his feet. He was seen prowling on the promenades like a soul in pain. Then he decided suddenly, he left for Paris.

One hoped, and the other despaired; they chose their own lots, and were righteously doomed to endure them.