Quotes from Rock with Me

“I call you sunshine,' he whispers and brushes his knuckles down my face, 'because when you smile, you light me up inside.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“You. Are. So. Amazing.” His soft lips brush over mine, back and forth, over and over again as he begins to move inside me. “Rock with me, baby.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“Oh, sunshine,' I whisper and smile gently. 'Haven't you figured out that I'm completely in love with you?”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“You make me forget how to breathe.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“Don’t cry,” he whispers. “Just let me do what I do best, baby. Let me take care of you.” “It’s hard for me to let people in, Leo.” “I’m already in,” he reminds me. “And I’m not going anywhere.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“I’m afraid to fall.”
“I’ll catch you, baby.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“Leo?”
“Yeah, sunshine.”
“So not a one night thing,” I whisper.
He chuckles softly and drapes an arm around me, pulling me closer to him.
“I’m glad you’re catching up.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“I’m completely in love with her. I just don’t know how to tell her because I’m afraid that as soon as I do, she’ll run at full speed in the other direction.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“-It's a date.
-Good. And baby ?
-Yeah ?
-You're not sleeping alone tonight.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“You are everything I've ever wanted, Sam. More than music. More than anything.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“What was that?” she whispers.
“If you have to ask, I didn’t do it right.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“I don’t ever want you to run until your legs give out on you like this gain. The only time your legs will shake like this is if I’m inside you.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“As long as I’m in the picture.”
“Leo, you are the picture.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“I’ll take you hard, and soft, and every way in between.” He grips my face in his hands and looks down at me, his nose touching mine. “I’m going to fuck the shit out of you.”
Oh God, yes!
“And I’m going to make love to you until you’re shaking and don’t remember who you are.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“I know you’re strong and independent and I respect that, but this is who I am, Sam. I take care of what is mine. You’re mine.”
…
“Let me do what I do best, baby. Let me take care of you”
“It’s hard for me to let people in, Leo.”
“I’m already in,” he reminds me. “And I’m not going anywhere.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“If you’re going to touch my wife, you’d better put a shirt on. Dude, what the fuck are you doing with my sister?”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“Samantha, I’m not going to make love to you tonight. But I’m going to kiss the fuck out of you.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“I don’t want to move in on another guys territory, and I don’t share.”
Wow.
“I’m single.” I frown again. “But we aren’t…”
“Oh, I think we are,” he interrupts, his gaze challenging me. He grips my ass harder and stands, easily pulling me to my feet. “I can’t let go of you,” he whispers.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“Maybe I’m turning into a pussy in my old age. The kicker? I don’t give a shit.”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

“Now you’ve fucked a rock star. How do you feel?”
“Like everyone else you fuck. Used and ready for you to leave”
― Kristen Proby, quote from Rock with Me

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