GREYFELL.

these quotes are taken from the novel they both die at the end, written by adam silvera. these sentences contain references to death and internalized homophobia, among others; please use discretion. feel free to change pronouns / wording as desired! 

“i’m going to die today.”

“i regret to inform you that sometime in the next twenty-four hours you’ll be meeting an untimely death.”

“i don’t want to spend my last day wondering if people are being genuine.”

“i’m not walking out into a world that will kill me before my time.”

“let’s pretend i got a future for a second, entertain me.”

“be a person for one minute.”

“live this day to the fullest.”

“right now, all that matters is that we’re still together.”

“everyone wanted so much more out of me, myself included.”

“there was a point where i didn’t think any of this was worthwhile.”

“no matter how we choose to live, we both die at the end.”

“don’t do your last day wrong.”

“today is one huge dark bright side.”

“i didn’t mean it like that. i say stupid things.”

“i don’t think i should be the judge of who actually needs my help or not.”

“i may not be able to cure cancer or end world hunger, but small kindnesses go a long way.”

“you have a chance to say goodbye, you should do it.”

“the world will just as easily screw with a good person as it will a not-so-good one, but you devote your days to someone else selflessly anyway.”

“tourists know more about my own city than i do.”

“did you ever come out to your parents?”

“you really want to go to a cemetery on the day you’re going to die?”

“how do you know when love is love?”

“i can’t believe you forgot where your tattoo is.”

“i feel like i made this weird.”

“you have to sing with me. you choose the song.”

“i thought i had more time to accept myself.”

“you really shouldn’t punch people with guns.”

“will you hate me if i want to go home?”

“i miss when i was so young i didn’t know to be afraid of death.”

“we need to promise to find each other in the aftermath.”

“i would’ve loved you if we had more time. maybe i already do. i hope you don’t hate me for saying that, but i know i’m happy.”

“did finding each other kill us?”

“two dudes met. they fell in love. they lived. that’s our story.”