Quotes from Aurora Sky

Nikki Jefford ·  242 pages

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“You are about to meet your first vampire, Aurora. I’ll warn you, he’s no Edward Cullen.”
― Nikki Jefford, quote from Aurora Sky


“when my lips flew open I could only think of one thing. “You injected me with a virus!”
― Nikki Jefford, quote from Aurora Sky


“Peter, as in Peter Pan. Pretty fitting, really. Dante was like a boy who never grew up. At least he wasn’t calling himself Van Helsing and me Buffy. Might not go over too well with the undead crowd.”
― Nikki Jefford, quote from Aurora Sky


“since departed. I did a quick book and binder grab, then sprinted to math. The warning bell rang as I hurried in and took my seat beside my”
― Nikki Jefford, quote from Aurora Sky


“Yeah, I find it interesting that there’s a boy in the girls’ locker room. So you had that sex operation, did you?”
― Nikki Jefford, quote from Aurora Sky



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About the author

Nikki Jefford
Born place: in Anchorage, The United States
Born date September 27, 2018
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