Quotes From The Book The Fault In Our Stars นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Recent. "Day one thousand nine hundred. I'm dying soon. Maybe days. Maybe weeks. Not more. And I need to write this now. Before I can't. Before I'm gone. Before it's too late. If you're reading this, Kai, you remember me now. You remember everything. And you're drowning in guilt. Stop. Don't drown. I chose this. All of it. The forgetting. The suffering. The dying. I chose. Not you. Not them. Me. I chose immunity over comfort. Chose you over everything. Chose Aurora over erasure. And I'd choose it again. Every time. Every day. Every two thousand days. Because you were worth it. The love was worth it. Staying myself was worth it. Don't drown in guilt, Kai. Swim in memory. Remember me. Honor me

Boo stopped rocking himself but he kept sobbing, his face still hidden in his knees. "Forgive yourself for what you didn't know before you learned it." I told him a quote I remembered reading from the author Maya Angelou. "You couldn't have known what she was thinking at that time, Boo. You have to try and free yourself of the guilt." I stopped hugging him and made him look at me. His eyes and nose were red and his face miserable.

At the center, a quote in capital letters: **"You are not broken. You are blooming in places no one sees." She turned, tears welling, and found Killian at the opposite end of the room, paint still on his hands. "I didn't ask permission," he said with a self-conscious smile. "I hoped you'd get it." She looked at the mural, then at him. "You remembered that quote," she breathed. "It made me think of you," he replied. "The way you survived me. The way you rebuilt your life." There was silence between them, thick with all the things unsaid.

Her breaths came sharp, too fast, until she thought she might choke. Vincent’s Voice Then, through the chaos in her mind, another memory surfaced. Vincent, watching her collapse in training, his voice calm and firm. “Falling isn’t failure. Quitting is.” Her sobs hitched. She whispered it to herself, broken and hoarse. “Falling isn’t failure. Quitting is.” She repeated it again. And again. Until the words steadied her breath, even as tears slid silently down her cheeks. The First Spark Her hand found the pen again. She wrote with trembling strokes:

Very easy to forget that I hav been feed with the poison all my life. But why did they hav to die, they did nothing wrong. The little kid did nothing wrong. "It's okay Scarlet....it's not your fault." Austen coes alerting me of the tears flowing freely from my eyes. Why am I crying. It's not like it's my fault....it's not my fault but those rogues, and am going to make them pay for the every single person who died that day. ★★★★★★★ I take off my towel putting on the black dress already set for me for the day.

“You love stars?” She is startled. She looks at me for a second before looking back up. “Ah, yes.” She says softly, then looks at me. “They remind me that even in the darkest places, light can survive.” “But what if the darkness is stronger?” She smiles, and for some reason, my heart skips a beat. Elara Solis is beautiful, no doubt, but we’re enemies…that just happen to be co-parents. “Then we burn. Burn brighter.” She looks away and mutters, “Burn away for ourselves and for those we love.”

My chest tightened as I slowly unfolded it, almost reluctantly infact. I was afraid that I might read something about him that'll spoil my memory of him, or maybe reopen a wound in my heart that has barely healed. My throat closed up before I even read the first line. “This is it.” I muttered to myself. ‘ If you’re reading this, my dear Bianca, that means I’m dead.’ The words stabbed straight into me. I could almost hear his voice in those words. ‘I just want to tell you not to blame yourself. It wasn’t your fault. It was Nathan’s and only his. And I'm not angry you didn't come today to bid me goodbye because even the thought of you is enough for me.’

Tiffany sighed deeply, her head resting on me still, "Being away from you has taught me that I much rather risk getting hurt than risk losing you by staying away." "Getting my heart broken by you would be a privilege, Tiffany," I grinned lightly. Tiffany lifted her head and looked at me with a small smile breaking loose on her face, "The Fault in Our Stars?" I shrugged sheepishly, "It's honest." Tiffany sniffled, smiling lightly. It warmed me to see her smiling now, after I had seen her completely beat down, it was beyond joying to see her smile a genuine smile. "Why hurt someone when you're only intention is to love them?"

“I’m not worthy. But just know… I am truly sorry.” She inhaled shakily. “If we confess our sins, the Lord is faithful and just to forgive us.” She paused, voice almost trembling. “And we must forgive, on a countless number of seventy times seven.” She quoted the Bible quietly, drawing wisdom from the holy book as if clinging to its words. Then she turned toward the door. “Alicia,” Zara called. Alicia stopped. “Those letters in the mailbox… the anonymous dinners…” She turned slowly. “That was you?”

Below me, the world seemed to spin, a chaotic blur of laughter and mockery. Victoria's words echoed in my mind. "You'll never be loved, Kae. You'll always be alone." Tears streamed down my face as I gazed out at the abyss. Why bother? Why keep fighting? I took a step forward, the edge of the roof beckoning. Just one more step. And it would all be over. The pain would stop. The shame would fade. But as I raised my foot, a voice pierced the silence. "Hey, is that really a good idea?"