Merry Ever After Quotes

“A man with pride who is also willing to set it aside. Now that’s . . . something.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“How many grilled cheeses should I make you?” Evie asks me then, totally nonchalant. “Three or four?” That seals it. I’m marrying her, come hell or high water.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“I wouldn’t be your woman. I’m my own woman.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Forever. Funny how quickly that word became a comfort once I let myself trust again.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Friends with benefits is for boys,” he says”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Maybe if some bigger jeans come in”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Yet the streetlamps just beyond the windows are decorated with big tinsel bells”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“If I’ve made you half as happy as you’ve made me”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Frayed”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“she’s taken, but if I was . . . Ah, Jesus, she’s got nice sturdy hips.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“You’re one of a kind.” “I’m always thinking the same thing about you.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“From this position, I’m close enough to see tiny peach fuzz hairs on her thighs, the subtle shift of muscle under supple skin. She has a scar on her right knee that looks like it’s from childhood, freckles scattered about. I try very hard not to look at the seam of her shorts, but I fail, my attention ticking there long enough to memorize the denim swell of her pussy, how her inner thighs are extra soft the higher they go.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“I’m one nugget shy of a Happy Meal.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Forever sounded less and less scary every day I spent away from you.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“And I reckon that tells me a lot about this woman: she’ll bleed to make a point.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“A man could fall in love and stay there with this one. Stay there forever.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“As the oldest of four siblings, I’m the one who goes out of my way to make sure everyone has what they need. I’ve never had anyone do the same for me. The gesture makes me feel unsettled, like I don’t deserve such a gift.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Never felt like my heart and head and testosterone were aligned so perfectly,”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“I’ll work my ass off for this tight thing. I’d sweat all day under ten suns for one little hit. Taking me so fucking deep, baby. Fuck. All the way to my balls. Good girl.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“I tell him he’s Daddy and my pussy needs his come,”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Get the straps down and show me them tits.” “Yes, sir,”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Going to get all of me inside your wet cunt, are you? Good girl.” He grazes the side of my neck and jawline with his teeth. “How hard are you going to let me pump?” Hard as you want. Wreck me forever. Daddy.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“They don’t make jeans that fit me, and they don’t make many women that fit me, either.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“I try very hard not to look at the seam of her shorts, but I fail, my attention ticking there long enough to memorize the denim swell of her pussy, how her inner thighs are extra soft the higher they go.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“Ah, Jesus, she’s got nice sturdy hips. A lot of men don’t notice that type of thing, but a man my size does. She would handle me well.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“How about this, sweetheart? If you still don’t want to be called my woman after I’ve given it to you down and dirty, I’ll let you call me your friend with benefits.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“I’d rather die than scare you or push you for more than you’re ready to give. But I’ve made my position clear. If you want to be mine, if you want me to be yours, you know where to find me.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After

“The farmer could have a mean streak or mommy issues. A pet boa constrictor roaming freely about his house. Perhaps he chats about agriculture with a mannequin propped up in his kitchen.”
― Tessa Bailey, Merry Ever After