Lou Berney Quotes

Was Memory Like A River That Slowed Over Time To A Trickle? Or Was It Like A House With Many Rooms That Became A House With Fewer Rooms And Then Finally Just A Single Room You Could Never Leave? Was That The Worst Fate In The World? It Depended, Wyatt Supposed, On What Room You Ended Up In.

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