“Be happy for this moment. This moment is your life.”
“I’ve fallen in love with a beautiful, sexy, sweet, jealous control freak.
Shit.”
“He could melt glaciers with that smile. End wars. Resolve the national debt crisis.”
“I want to kiss him for caring enough to be jealous, and smack the shit out of him for being so jealous he’s almost blind with it.”
“Because you're the first woman I've brought into my home and all I can think about is getting your beautiful body naked and fucking you senseless. I need to know if there is any competition. I don't share, Natalie.”
“I brought music." I pull my iPhone and ear buds out of my bra and plug them in my ears.
"What else do you have in there?”
“And one day, I'd love to see you dressed in nothing but pearls.”
“It says ‘One Step at a Time’.”
“Clearly, Mr Beautiful Blue Eyes and Sexy Greek God Face is a loony tune.”
“It says, ‘Be happy for this moment.’” I groan, and continue. “‘This moment is your life.’” “In what language?” His finger is rubbing it now. Oh wow. “Sanskrit.”
“He brings both my hands up to his lips and kisses each finger, then steps back and lets go.”
“Not only are you intimating that I’m a whore, but you’re also insinuating that your brother has the intelligence of a mud fence to be with a woman who would take advantage of him because of his celebrity or his money, and be perfectly okay with that.”
“wasn’t bothering you,” I respond, happy that my voice is stronger with my anger, and retreat back another step.”
“Give me the fucking camera, and I won’t press charges for harassment. I just want the photos.” He’s”
“turn to my left and see a young couple walking along the sidewalk. Seattle’s Alki Beach is pretty much deserted, aside from a few die-hards, or early morning insomniacs, like me. The young couple are walking away from me, hand in hand, smiling at each other, and I point my lens at them and click. I zoom in on their sneaker-clad feet and locked hands and shoot some more, my photographer’s eye appreciating their intimate moment on the beach. I inhale the salty air and stare out at the sound once again as a red-sailed boat gently glides out on the water. The early morning sunshine is”
“Not only are you insinuating that I’m a whore, but you’re also insinuating that your brother has the intelligence of a mud fence to be with a woman who would take advantage of him because of his celebrity or his money, and be perfectly okay with that.”
“you are my best friend, the love of my life, and I would do it again every single day.”
“Yes,” I whisper. “Your skin is so soft,” he murmurs, his fingers still on my cheek. “I love your curvy body.” My eyes widen. “Don’t frown.” He kisses me between my eyebrows, as if he’s smoothing the frown from my face. “I’m not so sure about my curvy body.” It’s a whispered admission that I’ve never made before, and frankly, I’ve never felt this vulnerable. His blue gaze meets mine again, and each word is staccato: “You. Are. Beautiful.” I close my eyes, but he tips my chin, forcing me to look at him again. “Thank you.” His”
“This isn’t fucking funny.” He’s glaring at me now, and my face sobers. “Trust me, I know.” I swallow. “You’re very sweary.” “You haven’t heard sweary yet.”
“And I've just spent the last 48 hours falling in love with a man that is not only completely out of my league, I don't even play the same sport”
“It says, Be happy for this moment.” I groan and continue. “This moment is your life.” “In”
“to snap head shots while he throws one hand back”
“surrounded by a very, very pissed-off face. Not merely angry. Livid. “Excuse me?” I squeak, finding my voice. “Why can’t you all just leave me the fuck alone?” The handsome—really handsome—stranger in front of me is shaking in rage, and”
“Suddenly, I feel out of my league. He is a ten, and I’m lucky if I hit a seven after I’ve been buffed and polished at my favorite salon. Not to mention, I have hips and an ass and a bit of a belly bulge that no matter how many sit-ups or yoga exercises I do, it just won’t go away.”
“So you killed him with what now?"
"I tried that Dr. Phil book at first"..."And I finished it off with the toilet seat. Just so you know, you left it up again. That drives me crazy.”
“I know what pheromones are! But that’s
mumbo jumbo. You’re just horny, I’m just
horny. It’s not science.”
“Traditions and customs which had lasted for centuries did not die out in a moment.”
“an easy chair for Lucas. Lucas took it, gave them a quick summary of the Jones case, including the recovery of the girls’ bodies, and recited the details, as he remembered them, of the descriptions he’d accumulated on the man who’d called himself John Fell. “Fairly big guy, but”
“Kurt left in the early morning to walk around Aberdeen in the pale light of dawn. The storm had passed, birds were chirping, and everything in the world seemed more alive. He walked around for hours thinking about it all, waiting for school to begin, watching the sun come up, wondering where his life was heading.”
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