Cash Quotes

“For the cowgirl in all of us. Ride hard. Ride often. Ride free.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Honey, I’d marry the shit out of you. Not because it’s the right thing to do, but because I’m in love with you.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“You’re a cowgirl now, honey. And cowgirls can’t be tamed. Wouldn’t dare to try.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Nothing’s simple unless you make it simple.” She gives me a watery grin. “So I make it simple.” “I’m here to help you try, honey.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“We’re in the bathtub a week later when I fall in love with Mollie. It happens all of a sudden. Or maybe it’s been happening all along, and it only takes some bubbles and a good, hard laugh for the realization to finally crystallize.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“I’ve never wanted to burn anything down. But I’d burn down this whole town if it meant never seeing that look in her eyes again.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“I’m not crying. There’s no crying in cowboying.” “Cute League of Their Own reference,” Cash says, even as his nostrils flare. “But cowboys do cry, Mollie.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“This ain’t the first time I gotta cowboy up. Sure as hell won’t be the last.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Don’t know what I love more. My morning coffee or my afternoon beer.” “Depends on who you’re having it with, I think.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Of course I’ve been to therapy. Why do you think I’m such a charming, well-adjusted beacon of contentment and emotional maturity?”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“I loved growing up in a big family. Loved being surrounded by people, despite the chaos. Most of all, I loved the feeling of belonging I’d get when the seven of us were together.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Maybe Dad wasn’t a bad person. Maybe I’m not either. Maybe we were both just hurt people, and we did the best we could with what we had.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Only when he lands on the horse’s back behind the saddle do I realize just how close we’re going to be on this ride. Very, very close.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Wheeler, I just took you on a tour of my family’s working cattle ranch. We saw cows, horses, snakes, and a freaking bald eagle. Not to mention the Colorado River. But all you can talk about is cowboys?” Wheeler blinks. “Yes, cowboys are what interest me most. What’s wrong with that?”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“There are cowboys, and then there are cowboys.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Grinning, Mollie loops her arms around my neck and presses her tits against my chest. “Shame you don’t like messy and ridiculous things, because I am one.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“You’re telling me you’re surrounded by hot cowboys, but you’re going to have sex with Gordon Gekko instead?”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Family is great, but it’s also a burden. “I’m jealous of you,” I say. “Your freedom.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Cute League of Their Own reference,” Cash says, even as his nostrils flare. “But cowboys do cry, Mollie.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“I’m not crying. There’s no crying in cowboying.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“I don’t know this woman, who married a lawyer in a bar in a ceremony officiated by a veterinarian, but I already like her.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Patsy laughs. “Two of them were. The third he got when he fell on a dance floor, trying to do the Cotton Eye Joe.” Mollie blinks. “You dance?” “Used to, until the concussion.” I lean my backside against the counter and cross my arms. I don’t miss the way Mollie’s eyes flick over my torso, stopping to linger on my forearms. “Made a rookie mistake and wore new boots to The Rattler. Hadn’t scuffed up the soles enough to get traction.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“The man can be a grade-A asshole. But right now, I feel kinda bad for him. From my limited observation, Cash really is the go-to guy here on the ranch. People come to him with problems, and he always has a solution. I imagine that kind of responsibility, the constant barrage of interruptions, is a heavy weight to carry.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“This is beautiful. I get why Dad liked it out here.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“You don’t know how fun I can be, sweetheart. You want me to teach you how to use those legs? Let me get between ’em, and I’ll show you exactly how it’s done.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“So you like the ’stache,” I manage. “On everyone else, I hate it. On you?” Mollie’s nostrils flare. “It’s like the second coming of Tom Selleck.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Wear the hat”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Would he climb in with me if I asked him?”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Sorry”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash

“Expectations lead to hope, and hope leads to disappointment.”
― Jessica Peterson, Cash