Quotes from The Girl Who'll Rule the World (Saturn Returns, #1)

“My body is not a temple. It’s a skip,”
― Jolie Booth, quote from The Girl Who'll Rule the World (Saturn Returns, #1)

“She woke up thin. She loved it when that happened.”
― Jolie Booth, quote from The Girl Who'll Rule the World (Saturn Returns, #1)

“She hated hairy bum holes. She couldn’t stand the thought of someone doing her from behind and being distracted by what looked like a spider trying to escape from her arsehole.”
― Jolie Booth, quote from The Girl Who'll Rule the World (Saturn Returns, #1)

“Bridget Jones can kiss my spotty arse.”
― Jolie Booth, quote from The Girl Who'll Rule the World (Saturn Returns, #1)

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