Moments of Malevolence Quotes

“You burned my house down because you don’t like me, remember?” “No, I burned it down to teach you that you clearly have control issues, and I am not one of those things you can control.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“We aren’t?” He raises a brow in question. “No, we are not. To be a thing, two people have to agree.” “I agree for both of us,” he informs me, not even joking.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“Your house is on fire! Why haven’t you been answering your fucking phone?” Kyson screams. “My what?” I say, not sure I heard him right. “Your crazy lover just set your house on fire. Next time answer your phone. She is as crazy as you. Fucking hell, I’m leaving. I hear sirens coming and I am not waiting around for consequences.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“Well…” He goes quiet for a few seconds, obviously thinking about what he wants to say next. “I want to strangle her half the time, fuck her most of the time, and make sure she is okay all of the time.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“I keep on taking his hand, even knowing who he is, and I wonder why.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“You also hate to be touched, especially with affection. But not by me.” “Oh, yes, she hates it when I cuddle her, so I make sure to do it every time I see her to get her used to it.” Louise laughs. “You do it on purpose?” I question. “Of course I do. And because you are the best friend a girl could have. Even if you hate cuddles, I love them, so you will take them.” “I’m gonna start kicking you now every time you cuddle me,” I threaten, just as the food is placed in front of us. “You won’t. You love me too much.” Damn! She’s right. I do.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“Why? If I said yes, would you attempt to burn something else down?” “What do you have left?” I ask sassily as we head to the counter. “I’m afraid to tell you.” He smirks.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“The real question is…how do we put ourselves back together?” “If you figure it out, don’t let me know. I prefer myself the way I am.”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence

“She smirks before she takes off. And when I say she takes off, I’m not fucking joking. She drives like a bat out of hell, her foot hard on the damn accelerator. Now, let’s get something straight. Death does not scare me. Death and I are old friends, and I’ve met him a few times and come close to being a permanent resident. But I’ve always managed to come back to reality. But this chick’s driving is fucking insane”
― T.L. Smith, Moments of Malevolence