Quotes from Until Jax

Aurora Rose Reynolds ·  242 pages

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“Devour life without chewing, and pray that you don’t choke”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“Love isn't always what we want, but it's always what we need.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“The first time I saw you, my world stopped,” he says, catching me off guard, and my gaze goes to his. “Nothing else existed but you, and then it stopped again when I held Hope for the first time. And since that moment, there have been a million pauses, each one giving me something beautiful to remember,”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“You’re annoying. Bossy. And annoying.” “You already said I’m annoying.” I grin. “It needs repeating,” she mumbles under her breath.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“How the hell are you supposed to survive, when the part of you that you need to live is walking around outside your body?”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax



“I have no idea how it's possible to find someone who was made just for me, but you are. You were made for me. You're everything I never knew I wanted. You were meant to be mine!”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“She has an evil twin—that’s storybook bad.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“Devour life without chewing, and pray that you don’t choke.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“I know, cockporn.” She nods, licking her palm again. “No, Angel. POP-corn,” I tell her, pronouncing each syllable. “COCK-porn,” she says slowly back, like I’m deaf, and then places her hands on her hips. “Oh, geez,” I mutter,”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“I don’t know what the fuck is going on in your head right now, Ellie, but I’m telling you this. You are mine, and Hope is mine. I don’t give a fuck how hard you try to push me away; it’s not going to happen. We have happened, and I’m not taking a step back, so deal with whatever fucked up shit you have going on in your head and get over it. Tonight, we’re having dinner then spending time with my cousin. After that, I’m taking you home and eating your pussy until you beg me to stop, and then I’m going to keep going until you apologize for your shit today,” he snarls then his head ducks, and his mouth latches onto my neck. I feel him pull the skin there into his mouth so hard that I cry out and my legs get weak.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax



“don’t even know how I’m going to deal with the range of emotions that have settled over me since seeing her for the first time. “Fucking Boom,” I mutter, getting”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


“It’s popcorn,” I tell her slowly. I have no idea where she got the whole cockporn thing, but that is definitely not something I want her saying in public, or ever, for that matter. I can just see us going to a movie and her yelling, ‘I want COCKPORN!’ at the top of her lungs in the middle of a packed theater.

“I know, cockporn.” She nods, licking her palm again.

“No, Angel. POP-corn,” I tell her, pronouncing each syllable.

“COCK-porn,” she says slowly back, like I’m deaf, and then places her hands on her hips.

“Oh, geez,” I mutter, giving up, looking at Lilly, who is fighting laughter, and ask her, “Do you have a bag for this?” while holding my hand upside down, showing the ball is stuck to my palm and now looks like a penis and balls.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until Jax


About the author

Aurora Rose Reynolds
Born place: in CA, The United States
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