What Did You Do? Quotes

“Tell me, do you ever grow tired of letting him think you are the princess in the tower and not the dragon that guards it?”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“To you. The pleasure of a chapter is surpassed only by the torment of a story.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“You know what’s so great about being nothing? You can become whatever you want.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I am nothing more than a soul without residence since you left me, and I refuse to bear a life without you. Should I die, let it be by your hand, so that your touch is what I remember when I haunt every single dwelling you inhabit. Soon enough, you will meet with me again in Tartarus.” His voice softened while his eyes steeled. “Go on, Calypso, make your life better and finish me off. For good this time.” His right dimple popped. “It makes no difference to me if I’m dead or alive when I chase you.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Mendax is rolling over in his grave with a stiff dick somewhere right now,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“So onward we went to look at the scary, angry, flower-loving unicorns.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Come for me, my goddess. Come on my cock,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I stopped abruptly outside of Prince Fuckhead’s”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Mendax walked over to where Eli sat bound and gagged. Embarrassment reddened my cheeks when I realized he had been so close and angled against the chair so he couldn’t look away as Mendax and I fucked. The ribbon of smoke was removed from his mouth as Mendax stood over him with a smile. “I’ll ki—” But it was all Aurelius got out the second his mouth was free before Mendax cut him off by roughly grasping Eli’s jaw, wrenching it open, and smearing his cum-soaked hand aggressively onto Eli’s face, shoving him backward with the force. “Have a taste of that too, sunshine. Taste me all over her now? That’s the only way it’ll ever be from now on, so fuck off.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Tell me,” I croaked, “how do you make her laugh? I don’t want her to lose that.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I wouldn’t let harm come to either of them.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Choking sobs ripped from him as he pressed his face into”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I’ve known Eli since I was a child. I know that he’s a good person.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I was no longer alive even if I wasn’t dead.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“But like everything else in life, sometimes the most beautiful things are the most hideous.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I’m contemplating killing you as we speak. If I am unable to have you all to myself, then maybe no one should have you,” he rasped.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“her only classification of concern is that she is mine,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I knew better than anyone that if something dangerous appeared beautiful and calm on the outside, it was far more twisted and devious than anything that looked spooky and ominous. Those that hide their darkness under a mask of beauty and good are filled with the worst kind of evil—the kind that will betray and trick you once you trust it.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“This is what happens when you never relax. The first time you get to, you forgo calm and immediately turn paranoid and lonely.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I needed it as dark as my tainted soul when I slept.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“my father wasn’t a part of our lives. I had no one. Mom was always a little anxious and paranoid about the people in our lives.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Eli stepped over the broken door, avoiding the wooden shards of what used to be a dresser, and walked into the room with a slight flush on his tan face.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Eli was too nice and respectful to do anything more than knock.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I looked up to see the crown prince of Seelie attempting to put the tiny unicorn in a headlock.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I didn’t fully understand the concept of magic. Unlike science, it didn’t make sense, it was unpredictable, and there was no real explanation for it.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I know how much you enjoy research, my beautiful nerd,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I was sure there were oceans that weren’t as wet as I was.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“I was a horny, crying, angry, drunk assassin—a terrible combination.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Do you know I can kill you, even from down here?” I laughed. “Well, isn’t that an alarming thing to giggle about,” he said, fighting a smile.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?

“Tea, one; Calypso, zero.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, What Did You Do?