Ariel > Ariel's Quotes

“I know you’re scared of losing control around me.” Her chin tips up as though she’s told me something that will make me back down. Run me off. It doesn’t. “No, I’m scared of you becoming something I can’t live without.”
― Elsie Silver, Hopeless

“You don’t tell a person you love them with the expectation they’ll say it back. You tell them because you want to. You tell them because it’s true.”
― Elsie Silver, Hopeless

“Saeris, if I knew I could buy your time, I'd be bankrupt, and you would be a very rich woman. You'd have spent the past three months on your back, begging for me to ride you harder, and—” “One more word and I'll relieve you of your fucking balls, thief,” I snarled.”
― Callie Hart, Quicksilver

“I also liked pretty, broken things. Maybe it was their suffering that reminded me I was human. I needed the screaming. The begging. The crying. It made me feel. Just what I felt was sometimes the problem.”
― K.G. Reuss, Church

“There was just something about him that relaxed me and made me feel human despite the monster clawing to get out of me.”
― K.G. Reuss, Church

“The final nail in my coffin. That was it. I was done for. Her reaching to take my hand as she lay on one of my best friend’s laps sealed the deal for me. I would never break a promise to this girl. So help me God.”
― K.G. Reuss, Church

“I’m not the type of person everyone likes. I’m the type of person everyone tolerates.”
― Lyla Sage, Swift and Saddled

“For all the ones who have felt crippled by the opinions of others. I hope you learn to love what you’re doing so completely that all those critical voices cease to matter. And until then, remember that thriving is winning. Go forth and thrive.”
― Elsie Silver, Wild Eyes

“Obviously, my ovaries don’t know what my brain does. Men like Vaughn are bad news. Knock, knock, ovaries! It’s brain here. Let me in.”
― Elsie Silver, Off to the Races

“Vaughn yanks me to him and before I know it, he’s flipped me around and pressing me back into the solid pine door.”
― Elsie Silver, Off to the Races

“Bruises littered my body from head to toe. Some old wounds from the night in the cemetery and some new ones. Together, they screamed my guilt.”
― K.G. Reuss, Stitches

“But I knew it was over. I’d been cast out, an angel who had once helped rule. I’d plummeted like the demon I was, and now, this was my life.”
― K.G. Reuss, Stitches