Quotes from Destined to Play

Indigo Bloome ·  275 pages

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“Either way, what has happened, has happened, what will be, will be. I just don't know how it will end, or whether i will survive the journey.”
― Indigo Bloome, quote from Destined to Play


“Try anything like that again and that cute arse of yours will be the same colour your face is right now.”
― Indigo Bloome, quote from Destined to Play


“There, you are officially mine for the next forty-eight hours.”
― Indigo Bloome, quote from Destined to Play


“Please. Alex, i'm begging you...forty-eight hours? Tell me you'll stay.”
― Indigo Bloome, quote from Destined to Play


“Not on your life, sweetheart, you're mine forbthe weekend. You just said so yourself. Don't worry, i will send through a message in your behalf.”
― Indigo Bloome, quote from Destined to Play



“Ah, there's the feisty Alex i know. There's the spark i've been hoping for....”
― Indigo Bloome, quote from Destined to Play


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Indigo Bloome
Born place: Sydney, Australia
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