"Deep Water" Quotes
A man becomes increasingly suspicious of his wife's infidelity and takes drastic measures in this psychological thriller.
fiction | 271 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
She was one of those women whose love is almost a gift, a favor you ought to be grateful for, when they love you.
The unpleasantness of waking up to a day filled with nothing.
He felt like a man who, in a country of the blind, had suddenly become free to see.
He thought that people who could not afford to be kind were the only ones who could afford not to be.
Her voice sounded as if she had left it out in the rain.
He believed that most people were out to gain some advantage.
He knew he was going to be sick, and he was not sure whether he was going to be sick because he was frightened or whether he was frightened because he was going to be sick.
The feeling of being alone never left him.
He felt he had done a lot of living, but he had not lived enough.
He was tired of being surrounded by things and people he did not care about.
