But... we'll always have Paris." I pause, thinking this through. "At least, you'll have it. And you can tell me about it.
Sophie KinsellaHe’s not a food fascist,” I say, feeling an immediate need to defend Eric. “He just…cares about nutrition.” “He’s Hitler. If he could round up every loaf of bread and put it in a camp, he would.
Sophie KinsellaYou´re sure nothing happened when you bumped your head?" she says at last. "Like...personality transplant?
Sophie KinsellaSomething tells me organizing a protest against your husband’s client has got to be even worse than selling his Tiffany clocks.
Sophie KinsellaIt is absolutely what I think.' He looks deadly serious now. 'These academic guys have to feel important. They give papers and present TV programmes to show they're useful and valuable. But you do useful, valuable work every day. You don't need to prove anything. How many people have you treated? Hundreds. You've reduced their pain. You've made hundreds of people happier. Has Antony Tavish ever made anyone happier?
Sophie KinsellaStichwörter: inspirational
You’re perfect,’ he says almost fiercely. ‘You don’t need to change one hair. One freckle. One little toe.
And if it’s me that’s made you feel you should do this … then there’s something wrong with me.
Oh God, I'm missing the gene which makes you grow up and buy a flat in Streatham and start visiting Homebase every weekend. Everyone's moving on without me, into a world I don't understand.
Sophie KinsellaStichwörter: life growing-up adult-life
There's nothing like your mother's sympathetic voice to make you want to burst into tears.
Sophie KinsellaStichwörter: life parents sympathy motherhood mothers parents-and-children
Above all, staring at my old bedroom ceiling, I feel safe. Cocooned from the world; wrapped up in cotton wool. No one can get me here. No one even knows I'm here. I won't get any nasty letters and I won't get any nasty phone calls and I won't get any nasty visitors. It's like a sanctuary. I feel as if I'm fifteen again, with nothing to worry about but my Homework. (And I haven't even got any of that.)
Sophie KinsellaStichwörter: life parents nostalgia adulthood parent-love-and-protection
Relationships are a battle. They are a chess game. And what did I do? I just threw all my chess pieces down on the board at once, and said, "Here! Have them all!
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