The Other Brother Quotes

“Mourning someone who is still alive is a pain no one can prepare you for.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“Mate, I’d sooner trust a priest in a playground than trust you with messaging a woman,” Tom retorts.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“A mother’s hug has the magical ability to stop the world from spinning”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“You're in my blood now, April. Every song I play, I hear you in it. I feel you in the spaces between every word I speak. No one's ever affected me like this. Being around you, feeling this way... it's as natural as breathing. I can't close my eyes without seeing your face or hearing your voice. You're under my skin, April. So yeah. This is really happening.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“about as subtle as a boner at church,”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“I’ve always wanted what my parents had—the kind of love that knows no bounds, free of expectations, where joy is found in the little things.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“Gemma, if that isn't a bag of fresh croissants, I will fucking riot.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“about three hours northwest of London. I’ve barely said a word the entire drive, letting the hum of”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“You’re mine,” he whispers, and my heart explodes. “I’m yours.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“The rest of the world falls away as I pull her closer, my hands eager to worship all of her.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“Good girl.” Fuck. Me.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“music is like a journal. Every note carries a memory, every chord captures a feeling, and together they tell the stories I struggle to put into words. Music has always been my greatest refuge. When the world feels too heavy, the notes act as an anchor, pulling me back to solid ground. Words? They’ve failed me more often than not over the years. But music? Music never lets me down. It’s always been my preferred language.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“work as a construction labourer.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“despite the opportunity for a good tit-wank.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“Then, we do what any normal group of women would do in this situation: We sign Lucas up for a Scientology welcome kit, a membership for the Flat Earth Society and, of course, we get sufficiently pissed.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“It’s a bit crowded here, don’t you think? Can I get you a drink?” I’d rather shit in my hands and clap, thanks, George.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“Please tell me this isn’t another disaster like Bali. I was shitting through the eye of a needle for a week, Gemma!”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“James: I’m so sorry, that was my mate, Will. He shares DNA with a banana. Please ignore him.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“When I look over at Will, he’s pumping his eyebrows. I love the man, but sometimes I worry that one day, he’ll procreate.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“Her touch is like breathing fire into my soul.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“I want to fill this greedy little pussy with my seed, watch it spill out of her, then fill her up again.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“I’m met with the overwhelming urge to claim her, mark her, so everyone knows she’s mine.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“I can’t forget the way she felt after cracking herself open and letting me see her rawest parts. I saw her shattered pieces, but still, her beauty outshone everything”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“For me, music is like a journal. Every note carries a memory, every chord captures a feeling, and together they tell the stories I struggle to put into words. Music has always been my greatest refuge. When the world feels too heavy, the notes act as an anchor, pulling me back to solid ground. Words? They’ve failed me more often than not over the years. But music? Music never lets me down. It’s always been my preferred language.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother

“I love seeing you come undone for me, baby,” he says, rising to his full height.”
― Tierney Page, The Other Brother