Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

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1 year, 11 months ago

everything we’ve done is no longer enough project/sutter-gutter

I liked hearing him say he’s alone, even if he was speaking indifferently, in a slightly cynical tone. Yet, shaking my head, I persisted in saying that he has a great business and the opportunity to have a comfortable, easy life. He replied that that’s not important, either; it’s other things that …

—p.134 Forbidden Notebook Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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what is kindness and what is ruthlessness

Michele stared at her, rigid in the black dress, in the tremulous light of the candles. “She was a saint,” he said, and kissed my hands, softened by his grief. “You were always so kind to her.” Maybe it’s true. At a certain point we no longer understand what is kindness and what is ruthlessness in …

—p.130 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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I showed Michele the drawers I’d reorganized

At the table Michele and Riccardo didn’t even notice her absence. Michele was enthusiastically describing the visit to Clara: they hadn’t been able to read the script, because other people had arrived, but Clara had promised to read it soon and would call to make another appointment. Both Michele a…

—p.126 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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1 year, 11 months ago

basically a proof of submission

It’s very difficult to talk to Riccardo about Mirella: when they’re together they’re like enemies. Maybe it’s always been that way, but until now I thought it was petty sibling spite. Now I’m afraid there’s some other reason, more profound, that I can’t define, and that grieves me deeply. I don’t w…

—p.118 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes
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I don’t want that, you understand? inspo/revelation

I went to the kitchen and started frying the potatoes, then the eggs. I think Mirella was lying, and in any case, if she destroyed the diary, she did it after meeting Cantoni. Soon she joined me and asked if I needed help. She rarely offers, so I looked at her with amazement. She’s really a pretty …

—p.118 Forbidden Notebook (7) by Alba de Céspedes