Rimmy London > Quotes

“I’m sorry.” He sighed. “I’m sorry I always rush to dampen that fire you have. I really do love you for it.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“With a sob, she sunk to her knees, wishing things had somehow been different, and she could say she was sobbing from a heart broken with love lost, or a sweet and tender bond now obsolete.  But it was only the desperate plea of why. It crushed her lungs and clenched at her heart with a grip cold and painful. Why didn’t you love me? Why wasn’t I enough? A child again, with no understanding and only tears.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“The musty, unkept odor of her apartment seemed more invasive than usual, inviting her in obnoxiously. Like it was a vindictive relative bent on keeping her down.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“My dearest daughter, You are, to me, something so pure and clean. I recognize it, but I can’t be near it. I’m no longer your mother but a demon. The woman who bore you, devoured by a beast that rules the full vessel of what was once a caring human. Now I am neither. It’s only at the mercy of this evil being that I watch you suffer, under what looks like my own hand. I cannot be satisfied by anything other than what the demon craves, and its meals lurk in dark corners.  No tender feeling can penetrate its desire, no love can reason with it. I hardly know what love means anymore. I wish to die, so that you may be rid of me, my sweet girl. I loathe the voice that demeans you, the hand that cheats you, the life you must struggle through. But if one day you find it in your heart to no longer hate me, I will be satisfied. It’s more than I should ever ask, but in this small moment of clarity, I grasp at this hope like a last gasp for air.  And if you should ever forgive me, you would be truly angelic, my little one. — With stained hands, Your mother”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“loving the way his cheeks turned a slight pink in the crisp autumn air.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“Your third birthday was the last time I saw you. Your dark curls were short and untamed and utterly beautiful. I held you and gave you a pink balloon. Perhaps you’ll be able to find this memory buried inside. But even if it’s lost, let me assure you my love does not diminish even from the gates of Heaven. I’m a determined woman and vow to watch over you for the duration of your life until we can meet again in the life beyond.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“Time will often reveal things in ways that are otherwise impossible. Just give it a little time.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“Abby thought back to her childhood, wondering if she was just imagining it or if the pain had dulled even more. Perhaps this tiny bit of grace she’d extended to Mr. Fillmore would be a healing ointment to her past.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“He loved her. Above everything else, she knew this completely.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“If she wanted this house by the ocean, she could have it. If she needed him to build it, he’d build it. He’d build her a hundred houses if it would make her happy. Because there wasn’t anything in the world stronger than the truth he’d just uncovered, and he shared it with her along with another kiss.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“You can’t live life always eager to drop what you have for something better.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“Let me first introduce myself. I am your great-aunt, whom you’ve never met. I’ve been keeping a close eye on you since you were born. There are times when an old lady knows something of destiny, and you and I share a connection. You were born on a night that raged with storm and wind to parents that battled almost as fiercely. And yet, you were delicate and bright—kind beyond your understanding and indeed beyond your experience.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“Dreams take effort. They take time. But they are one hundred percent worth fighting for.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“I deserved more from you. But when you’re with the wrong person, there will always be failings. Forcing two people together that don’t fit is a waste of time for both of them. So, I’m going to have to ask you to stop.” Her voice caught in her throat, and she hurried”
― Rimmy London, A Doggone Waterfront Shame

“You have given me everything I’ve ever wanted, Chase. Everything. Just knowing your heart and having you with me… that’s all I need. The house is just wood and nails.” She grinned. “A genius told me that once.”  “Oh yeah? A genius, huh?” He stepped in next to her, and his eyes stilled. A smile pulled at his mouth, and gently touching her face, he lowered his lips to hers. “Well, can I share this wood and nails house with you?”  “Absolutely.” She felt so drawn to his warmth, it was impossible to resist leaning in, and her eyes brushed closed just as their lips met.  His kisses were different now, with some mystical ingredient that hadn’t been there before. Somehow their time apart had awoken something inside her. A realization of her connection to him, and of how much deeper it ran. Deep enough to have her feeling torched inside, burning her lungs and throat with a delicious heat.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“He shook his head, smiling. “It’s like a physical manifestation of your soul. I get that.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“The thing is, I was genuine. I was always myself, that’s the secret. You should try it. Instead of forcing everything around you into the boxes you think they belong in, try being yourself. See what happens. Who knows, you might even like it.” She”
― Rimmy London, A Doggone Waterfront Shame

“His reasoning was because of growing up in such a broken home with so little love, she was constantly searching for her happily ever after, while at the same time fearing it completely.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

“You don’t know me, but for a long time I’ve known you were the most like me of anyone in the family.”
― Rimmy London, The Secret of Poppyridge Cove

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― Rimmy London, The Funny Thing About Love