Quotes from Forever You

Sandi Lynn ·  282 pages

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“If I had one last breath left, I would use it to tell you how much I love you, because I do, and I always will.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“- You’re mine now; I hope you realize that, I said to her.
- I was yours from the moment you asked me what my name was, she smiled.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“I noticed her smile when I called her beautiful. It made my heart do something weird which I can’t explain because I’ve never felt anything like it before.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“You don’t understand; this girl’s different. She’s beautiful, kind, giving, sweet, strong, stubborn, and quite a smart ass.”

Connor Black's thoughts on Ellery Lane”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“I’m pregnant with your child, and our child wants rocky road ice cream. What do you want me to do, starve the baby to death?”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You



“Why are you doing this?" I asked as I turned and looked at her.

"Because I can lay here and no one will know I'm crying," she said, looking up at the sky.

I felt a pain in my heart when she said that. She was out here, in the pouring rain, to mask the tears that plagued her face.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“Pain is a part of loving someone, and it’s something that just doesn’t go away.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“I love you, Ellery. Not only for whom you are, but for the person I’ve become because of you. This is my forever to you.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“I met a girl, Doc.”

He let out a light laugh. “You meet girls every day, Connor; this is nothing new.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“Ellery is a beautiful name, and she’s a beautiful woman,” I replied as I stared out the window.

Connor Black's thoughts on Ellery Lane.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You



“It sounds like the right woman just walked into your life, Connor. Just don’t screw it up. Become

friends with her. This is the first time you’ve opened up since you’ve started coming to see me. If you

start falling for Ellery, the first thing you must do is tell her about your past and the women you see.

There can be no secrets, Connor.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“Live a little, Connor, life is too short.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“Hey, Connor! Sorry I must have butt-dialed you. So, do you want to tell me how it felt being on my ass?” she laughed.

Ellery Black's BFF and her jokes.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“I can’t get her out of my mind. She’s all I keep thinking about both day and night. I haven’t been

able to concentrate on anything else. I’ve cancelled all my dates because I only want to see Ellery.”

Connor Black's thought on Ellery Lane.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You


“What the hell, Connor? You’re not even hard,” she snapped.

I couldn’t believe this was happening as this has never happened to me before. I sighed and took a

step back as I ran my hands through my hair and shook my head.

“I don’t know what the problem is. I’ve been under a lot of stress at work.”
― Sandi Lynn, quote from Forever You



About the author

Sandi Lynn
Born place: in The United States
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