Quotes from Consumed

Emily Snow ·  320 pages

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“You taste like sin—the best kind imaginable.”
― Emily Snow, quote from Consumed


“You—you’re what’s important. Music will never be more important than you.”
― Emily Snow, quote from Consumed


“I devour her. And she consumes me.”
― Emily Snow, quote from Consumed


“Because you couldn’t keep those hands of yours out of my fucking hair the last time I had you to myself.”
― Emily Snow, quote from Consumed


“And at this point, do you think a give a fuck anymore? I looked out for me and only me for years, and then you came along. You made me feel things. And when I laid here after I came back from seeing you beat up and broken because of me, I stopped caring what happens to me.”
― Emily Snow, quote from Consumed



“Sinjin "Either you have a question about your loud boyfriend - yeah, I fucking heard everything this morning, and I honestly feel well acquainted with your pussy ...”
― Emily Snow, quote from Consumed


About the author

Emily Snow
Born place: in Roanoke, VA, The United States
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