Quotes from El Diablo

“Every devil needs an angel. And she was mine.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“You were the villain in your own story, Martinez. In mine, you’ve always been my hero.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“The best thing to ever come out of your mouth was my cock.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“Even the devil was an angel once, Alejandro.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“She was trying to save me when all I would do was destroy her.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“She needed to stay away from me. I wanted her to stay away from me. I should've made her leave, but it didn't matter because I couldn't stay away from her any longer. And in the end... I didn't fucking want to. So instead, I watched her sleep. Protecting her the only way I knew how. Except there was no protecting her.. From. Me.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“If I wanted a comeback, I’d ask you to spit.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“Even the Devil was an angel once, Alejandro. It’s only a matter of time until you become El Diablo, too.” I”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“The blonde’s heads that was sucking my cock tried to look up, but I pushed her back down. “Did I say you could stop?”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“Peace, I leave with you. My peace I give you,” I whispered”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“You’re strong, you’re resilient, you fight for everything you believe in, especially me. It didn’t matter how many times I tried to push you away, knowing everything about us was wrong. You wouldn’t have it. You were never scared of me, Lexi. As much as I tried to show you my Hell, you were more than willing to burn right along with me.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“Don’t knock on the devil’s door, sweetheart, and expect him not to answer.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“Little did she know, I was the villain in this story.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“The best thing to ever come out of your mouth was my cock. Now get the fuck out.” “You’re an asshole!” “If I wanted a comeback, I’d ask you to spit.” She stomped her way toward the door, like I gave a fuck.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“I own your balls, huh?” she grinned, laughing. “I’ll have to remember that the next time you give me any shit.” “The right and the left. Since you put them in your mouth, I guess that counts for something, right?” Her eyes widened. “Oh my God! You ruined it! You suck!” I kissed her lips. “You swallow.” She tried to slap my arm, but I caught her wrist. “You”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“So here I am… What can my cock make you forget tonight?”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“You were the villain in your own story, Martinez. In mine, you’ve always been my hero.”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

“Is this what you want? Is that why you brought me here tonight? To fuck you? Because once I’m inside you, I won’t hold back. I won’t stop until I have explored every last inch of your body,” I admitted, needing her to know what she was getting herself into. “I don’t make love, Sophia. I fuck. I fuck long. I fuck hard. I want to fuck you. It’s taking every ounce of restraint inside of me right now to not take you like that. It’s all I know. I’ve never made love, baby. But I want to… with you.” Every”
― M. Robinson, quote from El Diablo

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