Karen Marie Moning Quotes
He Sees Her Like I Do: At Seventeen, Twenty, Thirty. Superimposed Over The Fourteen-year-old, He Sees The Woman She'll Become.
And He's Staking Claim.
Over. My. Dead. Fucking. Body.
And I Can't Die.
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