Trashed to Treasured Quotes

“Finally experiencing all of Brody was more emotional than I thought it would be. There weren’t any tears, but my heart felt like it was bursting out of me every time he looked into my eyes or flashed me a smile…or called me Daddy.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“I lost track of what he truly needed the most. Affection and words, not just superficial actions.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“To remind me to make good decisions and who wants me to be safe and healthy. I’ve never…” His voice cracked as he sobbed against my neck. “I’ve never been with someone who put me first. And I know a Daddy would do that. I know you’d do that because you already are.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“He mostly just made me feel like a freak for even suggesting it.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“Aaron reached over and wiped it away. “You are not worthless or unlovable or stupid. He’s stupid for not seeing what he had right in front of him.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“As you know, my ex dumped me last week. He was a jerk, and we shouldn’t have been together anyway…but I still felt worthless and unlovable and stupid for believing that he’d changed.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“More than that, I wanted to be the Daddy he needed.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“wanted to get to know him better…and I wanted him to be my boy.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“It was the hardest thing I’d done in a long time, maybe forever. But he wasn’t mine to keep yet, and he needed the space and privacy to sleep off his pain.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“Good boy.” His words were almost whispered under his breath, but I heard them and a different kind of shudder passed through me. One that started at the top of my spine and traveled straight down to my balls.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“Lightly lubed it is.” I winked and pulled a tub of butter from his fridge while he sat at the counter and watched.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured

“I wasn’t proud. I was pathetic and desperate and just wanted to pretend someone could love me.”
― Aria Grace, Trashed to Treasured