Quotes from The King of Crows by Libba Bray as sentence starters, part eight
“She’s only eleven. I’ve got a niece who’s eleven.”
“I’m terribly sorry to call you so late, but it’s rather important.”
“Gonna need to get more gasoline if we want to make it to Chicago.”
“Smells bad. Like something’s gone rotten.”
“Doesn’t smell like farmland to me. More like a slaughterhouse.”
“Are those… claw marks in the door?”
“Hey, kid. Maybe you shouldn’t hang around in this place. Whaddaya think?”
“You’re dead. You’ve been dead for years.”
“We should go. We’re trespassing here.”
“The United States Treasury doesn’t mint enough money to make me go in there.”
“Why did you do that?”
“That body’s been there for weeks.”
“Who would run off and leave a dead body on the table?”
“How many of them are there, you reckon?”
“You think they’re going to let us out of here?”
“Get on this bus now!”
“That’s how they get you, kid. It’s a slippery slope.”
“Are you going to turn us in?”
“What’s your power?”
“Will we see you again?”
“You hear about that funny business out in New Mexico?”
“She’s a real beaut.”
“However did you get the courage to do that?”
“Ephemeral—great word, look it up.”
“How are you? Where are you?”
“I miss the soup dumplings at the Tea House.”
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