“Since it seems your marking your territory , why don't you go ahead and pee on her while you're at it ? " ~ Cal”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“Yes, you made me want my future again. The only problem is, he was my future first." ~ Jay”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“Jay," my name comes out like a prayer. "Be mine. Be only mine," he whispers to me. ~ Kane”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“My feelings are all over the place. Can you be bipolar in love?”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“What a conceited ass. I like eye candy as much as the next girl, but you soon learn the truth about candy." ~ Jay
He laughs louder this time. "What? That it melts in your mouth and not in your hand?" ~ Kane”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“I can wait. Honestly, Jay, I was planning on waiting forever for you." ~ JT”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“I can tell you, Jay, nothing that happens in this life is worth killing yourself over. Time passes, and you can decide to change your future. You don't let what some assholes say or do, direct you. In this life, it only matters what you do with it.”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
“Tell me what it will take, Jay?" His voice whispers in my ear. "I want you." ~ Rhye”
― Nicole Reed, quote from Ruining Me
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“How blest was the created state
Of man and woman, ere they fell,
Compared to our unhappy fate:
We need not fear another hell.”
― John Wilmot, quote from The Complete Poems
“The next night I went back to the sea dressed in 1950s silk travel scarves – Paris with the Eiffel tower and ladies in hats and pink poodles, Venice with bronze horses and gondoliers, New York in celestial blue and silver. I brought candles and lit the candles, all the candles, in a circle around the lifeguard stand and put a tape in my boom box. I came down the ramp with the sea lapping at my feet and the air like a scarf of warm silk and the stars like my tiara. And my angel was sitting there solemnly in the sand, sitting cross-legged like a buddha, with sand freckling his brown limbs and he watched me the way no boy had ever watched me before, with so much tenderness and also a tremendous sorrow, which was what my dances were about just as much, the sorrow of not being loved the way my womb, rocking emptily inside of me, insisted I be loved, the sorrow of never finding the thing I had been searching for.”
― Francesca Lia Block, quote from Echo
“He forgot about me almost as soon as I disappeared from sight.”
― Ron Currie Jr., quote from God Is Dead
“Deke looked at me anxiously, reminding me very much of a large and handsome dog who needs a stick to fetch.”
― Jeff Lindsay, quote from Dexter Is Delicious
“Our poisoned hearts must be cured. And the most difficult battle to be won against the enemy in the future must be fought within ourselves, with an exceptional effort that will transform our appetite for hatred into a desire for justice.”
― Albert Camus, quote from Resistance, Rebellion and Death: Essays
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