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Texas Winter Quotes
Texas Winter
by
R.J. Scott2,709 ratings, 4.07 average rating, 275 reviews
Texas Winter Quotes
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“The OIG have pulled in the FBI.
Jeez, it's letter hell. Jack snorted, but Riley didn't crack a smile.”
― Texas Winter
Jeez, it's letter hell. Jack snorted, but Riley didn't crack a smile.”
― Texas Winter
“It's my turn, cowboy," Riley said, "so I'm guessin' you need to be gettin' on with some fingers in your ass.”
― Texas Winter
― Texas Winter
“Riley and Jack stood at the words and turned to
face the small woman who looked like she couldn't blow over a paper tower. Gray hair and dark-rimmed glasses certainly gave her the appearance of a school mistress, but being so close to the floor? She couldn't be an inch over five feet, and Jack felt like a giant. God knew how Riley felt. ... Jack expected her to sit behind the desk that sat imposingly in the corner, but instead, she led them to a grouping of comfy chairs. The chair seemed to swallow Jack, and he struggled to sit upright, looking over to see Riley was having the same problem. Squirming without making it too obvious, he perched more towards the front. Clearly, the chairs were some kind of torture for parents, one way to level the playing field given her height. She forced all the tall big people to fall into a sofa abyss.”
― Texas Winter
face the small woman who looked like she couldn't blow over a paper tower. Gray hair and dark-rimmed glasses certainly gave her the appearance of a school mistress, but being so close to the floor? She couldn't be an inch over five feet, and Jack felt like a giant. God knew how Riley felt. ... Jack expected her to sit behind the desk that sat imposingly in the corner, but instead, she led them to a grouping of comfy chairs. The chair seemed to swallow Jack, and he struggled to sit upright, looking over to see Riley was having the same problem. Squirming without making it too obvious, he perched more towards the front. Clearly, the chairs were some kind of torture for parents, one way to level the playing field given her height. She forced all the tall big people to fall into a sofa abyss.”
― Texas Winter
