Quotes from Move the Sun

Susan Fanetti ·  252 pages

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“I love you, Sport. You’re it for me. You fill up a space in me I didn’t even know was empty.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“But I need you to keep in touch. I’m not used to giving this much of a shit about somebody, and it turns out I got a short drive to crazy. So check your phone, okay?”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“That wasn’t sex talk, Lilli. I’m tellin’ you I love you. Don’t make a fuss. Just sayin’ what I feel.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“I love you, Sport. I want to put my ring on you. I want to put my ink on you. I want to make a baby with you.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“I love you, Lilli. So much I’m dizzy with it.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun



“Her head felt like elephants were doing the merengue on her cerebellum.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“Ah, Christ. Do you know how fucking good you feel on me? So damn tight and soft, holding me in. I love the way you smell, the way you taste. I love the sounds you make. Fuck, baby, I love you.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“Lilli . . . Lilli . . . Lilli.”

Sweet Jesus, she was going to kill him. She’d just gotten to sleep. Now he was running a finger up and down her spine, saying her name in an extremely life-threatening singsong voice.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“He would not lose her. He never thought to have this; he never thought he wanted it. But he had it, this love, this binding with another soul, and he was not giving it up. Fuck no. He would not betray her.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun


“I want to put my ink on you. I want to make a baby with you.”
― Susan Fanetti, quote from Move the Sun



About the author

Susan Fanetti
Born place: in Saint Louis, Missouri
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