Book: The Curse of the Prague Synagogue

We just spent the night together. From old memory. It doesn't necessarily mean anything to any of us.

You were exactly what girls dream of as children: kind, honest, caring, attentive, loyal, very sweet and cheerful. Only I didn't really appreciate it then. In youth, he pulls on scoundrels, and such qualities you begin to appreciate over the years.

Pity, along with admiration and nobility, is an excellent basis for love.

Our lives and our deaths are just a ridiculous accident. They make no sense. No purpose. There is here and now - and this should be able to enjoy. And not sullenly wait for the finish, hoping that it will be enchanting.

I wish there was some meaning to my life and my death, if that was destined.

And you can't without a mission, right? You have to believe that you are made for something.

Deep down, she has always been jealous of men, because it is easier for them to look only more attractive with age and minimal effort is enough so that no one can understand whether you are forty or already fifty.

People are the most vulnerable point of any security system.

Having someone to share responsibility with is always a little easier.

The craving for adventure and curiosity have always been stronger than the instinct of self-preservation.

People tend to justify their most vile deeds with good intentions.

He lives by his own rules, does not recognize any restrictions, except for his own. He looks the way he likes, and not the way someone might think is right. Engaged in what gives him pleasure, as long as it happens. Communicates with those who are interesting to him, ignores those who cause negative emotions, even if it would be more correct to be friends with these people. And if someone is attracted to him, then he does not waste time on unnecessary doubts about age, race or gender. He is truly free.

It is difficult to hide something when your own face gives you up with giblets.

He tried to guess what was expected of him, and to justify these expectations. He always strived to please both and the greatest test for him was those moments when the desires of the parents' expectations diverged.