Quotes from Until July

Aurora Rose Reynolds ·  240 pages

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“It’s not my first kiss, but it’s the kiss—the one that makes my soul light up, the kiss you wait your whole life for, the kiss that changes everything you thought you knew. I”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July


“You’re lucky you have a gun or I would totally Kung Fu your ass and leave whether you liked it or not.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July


“You made that same whimpering noise when my fingers were deep inside you.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July


“A place bikers hang out, Dad. Focus.” “I hope you mean bicyclist, and not an MC.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July


“So what does Jax look like wearing nothing but a towel?” “You do know he’s my cousin, right?” I frown at her. “Your cousin is hot.” “You’re delusional.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July



“He’s really hot for an old dude.” “Can you stop lusting over my family members?” I laugh.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July


“It’s not my first kiss, but it’s the kiss—the one that makes my soul light up, the kiss you wait your whole life for, the kiss that changes everything you thought you knew.”
― Aurora Rose Reynolds, quote from Until July


About the author

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