I prefer creeptastic,” Mom answers... - Paige McKenzie - Quotes.Pub

I prefer creeptastic,” Mom answers with a smile.

Paige McKenzie Quotes

She had finally made the decision to sacrifice herself for the greater good. Then, just like that, she changed her mind, thanks to her boyfriend and his confounded.

I open my eyes. That’s when I discover what that wailing sound was. My mouth wasn’t frozen shut after all. When I finally understand why Aidan and Lucio sounded like they were arguing from miles away: I was straining to hear them over the sound of my own voice. This whole time I’ve been screaming.

Everyone looks so excited for the first day of school, hugging each other hello and wearing bright, shiny new outfits that practically glow in fog.

Empathy can be a powerful tool.

A horror movie. The kind you’re not supposed to watch before you go to sleep at night. Despite.

You’re not supposed to want to date a boy just for jacket access.

It’s impossible to feel homesick with the familiar weight of the book in my hands.

Someone in the sweater business should totally try to corner that market: extra-long-sleeved sweaters so you don’t need gloves to keep your hands warm! They’d make millions. Or maybe not: everyone else at school is wearing clothes that actually fit them, so it’s possible that I’d be the only customer for a product like that.

Anyway, why would I want friends I had to act fake in front of? I don’t want to pretend to be scared of dead things and to prefer digital to film. I don’t mind that I’m old-fashioned.

The wood creaks as I step over the threshold, a haunting sort of hello.

Still, it’s really frustrating me that there doesn’t seem to be anything in my closet that’s appropriate to wear to an exorcism.

I swallow a sigh.

Aidan didn’t want me to get too attached to my humanity – to my life – because he knew that I might have to give it up. “Is this the real reason you didn’t want Nolan to come here?

Mom was just teasing when she asked whether I felt safe being left alone in a haunted house. But now I know: once you move into one, you’re never really alone again.

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