No one could suspect the intricate mysteries of her heart.

Kim Edwards
About This Quote

In this quote, Johnson is comparing Constance's ability to hide her true feelings from everyone around her. She was able to show her true feelings only to those she trusted, like her best friend.

Source: The Memory Keepers Daughter

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