Patches don’t look it, but when attached to your soul they can get pretty heavy. They go over the holes in your soul, li — Nathan Reese Maher, Lights Out: Book 2
Patches don’t look it, but when attached to your soul they can get pretty heavy. They go over the holes in your soul, li — Nathan Reese Maher, Lights Out: Book 2
Patches don’t look it, but when attached to your soul they can get pretty heavy. They go over the holes in your soul, li — Nathan Reese Maher, Lights Out: Book 2
Patches don’t look it, but when attached to your soul they can get pretty heavy. They go over the holes in your soul, li — Nathan Reese Maher, Lights Out: Book 2
Patches don’t look it, but when attached to your soul they can get pretty heavy. They go over the holes in your soul, li — Nathan Reese Maher, Lights Out: Book 2
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Patches don’t look it, but when attached to your soul they can get pretty heavy. They go over the holes in your soul, like when you patch a sock. When you have a hole in your soul, it’s because you’re hurting from something. I don’t know if you noticed, but that girl had a lot of holes.

— Nathan Reese Maher, Lights Out: Book 2
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