Millie quotes from One Tree Hill

But the shower…

Alex

I like to leave it on…I like the sound of the rain.

Yeah you understand that he’s Brooke’s serious boyfriend?

Alex

She’s dating a PA?

He’s not a PA. He’s a producer.

Alex

A producer? Like a film producer?

I mean a PA. He’s a PA.

Alex

No, he’s a producer! Julian. Julian Baker.

Mouth

I remember looking in that mirror and telling you how special you are. How can you not see that?

Marvin, when I look at that mirror, I just want to cut a line on it and snort it. That's what I see.

I know you Victoria, what do you want?

Victoria

Is that “I’m sorry” in coke whore land?

Mouth

Thanks for stopping by Millie.It means a lot.

After all you've done for me, it's the least I could do. Can I ask you a question?

Mouth

Sure.

Do you ever miss me?

Mouth

Of course.

Thanks. That means a lot, too.

Victoria

And zero is a size, by the way.

And fifty is an age, by the way.

Victoria

I am not fifty.

Brooke

Okay, stop! Both of you.

Victoria

I am barely forty.

And I'm only a two.

Why would I get boots? Why? Why?

Haley

Erm because that tattoo kicks ass.

I'm standing here today on a small piece of history in Tree Hill. No costumes, no catchphrases...just a story about a local landmark that is soon to be erased, developed into condominiums unless something changes. The landmark is called the Rivercourt, and for those who loved it, its absence will be heartbreaking. For more on this story, here's someone who learned

Mouth

It’s been host to authors, NBA players, local legends and fashion designers. Notable musicians have played here… both concerts and games of ‘horse.’ And on gentle summer nights as the staccato rhythms of worn leather on fading asphalt mixes with the white noise of the distant nightlife across the Cape Fear, Kids have grown up here. I should know, I was one of them. Now development threatens to erase this place. Commerce is commerce. That's not really the point, is it? The truth is, a town's identity is made up of places like this one. And once they're gone, they're gone. Some people who care about this court have uncovered a nest nearby that could be the key to stopping the bulldozers you see behind me. But even so, do we have to find a technicality to preserve our town's history? [Looking to Nathan] A lot of lost kids found their way to something better in this park. In a confusing world, at a confusing time in their lives, they found something that made sense here, and they became better people because of it.Surely that is worth preserving.