Quotes from The Reluctant Dom

“In a fit of Christmas spirit, Kaden had equipped her with a red and green holiday collar, complete with several jingle bells.

Their own little pornographic elf.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Some women need shoes. She needs whips.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“How long have you been in love with me?" he whispered.

"Always.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Can't I just shoot you in the ass with paintball pellets? Those fuckers hurt. I'm an expert marksman with firearms. I could turn your ass red, green, blue, whatever the fuck color you want.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“I love you," he whispered, kissing her.

She smiled. "I love you, too."

He was suddenly aware of Kaden lying right there. He looked at his friend.

Kaden smiled. "Still not doing you.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“This isn’t exactly a conversation two guys have over coffee. ‘Hey, dude, how well does your wife shave your balls?”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Basic Carpentry in the afternoon, and Sadomasochism 101 in the evening.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“I’m going to miss him like hell when he’s gone,” she eventually continued. “It’s going to rip half my soul out. If you weren’t here for me, I would fucking give up and die the minute he quit breathing.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“You have no right to run me out of here!"

"Yes, I do, because it's my house. I live here now."

He could have dropped his pants and taken a shit on the coffee table and it wouldn't have shocked her as much as that revelation.

"What?”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“She's getting pushy and borderline bratty. We need to have a talk with her about that."

"Huh?"

"That's almost topping from the bottom."

Seth closed his eyes and quietly swore. "I have no idea what the fuck you just said.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“He'd spent much of his life wishing he was Kaden, had Kaden's life and family and money... and yes, his girl. And now, at this most critical of times, he desperately wished he could take Kaden's place.

So Kaden could live.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Having survived something like that, it shows a person they can take more than they thought. It tempers the soul, and if it doesn't destroy you, it can make you stronger.

Sometimes the old cliches weren't just bullshit.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Leah moaned. Not in pain, but in a "oooh, someone's getting fucked soon and I hope it's me" way.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“I really mean it when I say I love you."
"Love you too, dude. Still not doing you."
"Not doing you either, buddy.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“She leaned forward. He thought she might kiss him, but she simply touched her forehead to his. "You have a very nice cock, Sir."

"Don't harsh the mellow, girl.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Scary isn't een in the same fucking universe as what I'm feeling right now, dude." Ball-crawling heebie-jeebies might come close.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

“Scary isn't even in the same fucking universe as what I'm feeling right now, dude." Ball-crawling heebie-jeebies might come close.”
― Tymber Dalton, quote from The Reluctant Dom

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