From Fame to Shame Quotes

“Holy broken nose, Batman!”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Luke-freakin'-Holtz. Damn. To bad I didn't meet him two months ago. Right now, I can't imagine dating anyone ever again. I'm going to become a nun.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Make me breakfast in the morning?"

"So long as you don't leave my sight until then." He grinned.

I laughed. Sure, I was crazy about him, but spending the night with him? "Oh really?"

"We'll rent a bunch of movies and fill up on popcorn. Maybe snuggle. If you're lucky."

"I'm feeling very lucky right now.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Next week, I should be back to my old self."

"I hope not." Dallas nudged me with his shoulder.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“An hour and a half later, Dallas stood beside me in Jackie's enormous walk-in closet.

...

"So what should I wear tonight?"

"That's why you lured me in here? I thought you wanted seven minutes in heaven." He gave me a lopsided grin.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“It's a harmless breakfast."

"Nothing harmless about what he whips up. His parents are chefs, so he's picked up a few tips and anything he makes is beyond yummy."

"Uhm, you're not doing a good job talking me out of it,”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Just rolled out of bed."

"I can see that." His eyes swept over me. "You should roll around in your bed more often.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“I'm at a Hollywood premiere and I haven't fainted. I'd say I'm doing pretty good.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Dallas Bines. Dallicious Bines would be a more fitting name.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Stella, you totally deserve double whatever Jackie's paying you.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“He really needed to stop being so hot while his hands were on me.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Oh God. I was about to become Jackie Bloom.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame

“Guys that hot were used to getting any girl they wanted and, to me, relationships didn't have room for super-sized egos.”
― Veronica Blade, From Fame to Shame