The Spy Who Ghosted Me Quotes

“I know you say you’re not supposed to get a happy ending, and maybe you wouldn’t even consider me a happy ending.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“Family meant getting over your pride and coming together, even if there were disagreements.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“sometimes the lessons we need to learn the most come in the hardest ways possible.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“I’m not good enough for your daughter, sir,” was all I could think to say. I felt like I needed to prepare them for my departure. The thought of Sabrina’s family hating me after how kind they had been to me didn’t sit well. Mercer patted me on the back. “Son, of course you’re not. I wasn’t good enough for Callie either when we first met. I’m probably still not, but that’s part of the fun of marriage. It would be boring if she didn’t have something to complain about.” He winked.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“Don’t you think for one second you mean nothing to me. My director didn’t want me to take this assignment because he’s well aware of my feelings for you, feelings I should never have had. But there was no way in hell I was going to stand by knowing you were in danger. I know I’m a bastard and you have every right to hate me, but the only reason I’m here is because of you.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“Cash,” I whispered. “If you weren’t a spy, what would you choose to do?” He didn’t hesitate at all to answer, “Love you.”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“I know,” I said, flustered. “I just hoped I would never see him again.” Despite that, I knew exactly what I would say to him; I’d been practicing my tirade for three years now. Of course, when I say tirade, I mean calmly telling him off and then walking away with no drama. But all this showed was that I still thought about him and maybe hadn’t exactly gotten over him. Falling in love in France is some deep magic, and I think some of the cocktails he’d mixed in my body still ran through my veins”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me

“myself when this was all said and done. Sabrina held the gun with one hand, and with her other, she held my shirt. My phone vibrated violently in my pocket. No doubt Ivy wanted to know where I’d disappeared to. I was already thinking up a cover story as to why”
― Jennifer Peel, The Spy Who Ghosted Me