Can You Take It? Quotes

“Ten,” he said thoughtfully. “Do you suppose it’s for Tenebris, Mendax’s mom?”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“I can’t keep doing things for everybody else. At some point, I need to choose what’s good for me.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Did I enjoy the feeling of being pigeonholed as the hero? No.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Apparently you didn’t need to worry about facial hair when you were dead.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Why did I always do that? Why did I always have to sacrifice myself?”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“I slowly licked the length of the bone and seductively”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“I didn’t want to be the hero. I didn’t want the responsibility of fixing everyone else’s mistakes. I didn’t want the heavy burden of sacrifice.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Why did I always have to be the one to save the world? When would someone want to help me? Didn’t anyone know I needed help too?”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“I wasn’t going to yuck anybody’s yum,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“I thought it happened in the cave along our journey to Moirai.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“You’re so sure it’s a she?”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“My whole life has basically just been me trying to prove that I am helpful and needed.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“there was no easy way to untie the wiener dog balloon animal that my sack had become,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Your fate was never written in stone; it was shaped by the moments you rise after every fall, by the choices you make when the road splits, and by the courage to rewrite the story you’ve been told to accept.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Your fate was never written in stone; it was shaped by the moments you rise after every fall, by the choices you make when the road splits, and by the courage to rewrite the story you’ve been told to accept. Playlist”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“This book in the series is meant to serve as my form of literary aftercare after what I put you through in the earlier books. I promised you all that I would wrap this series up with a bow and a happy ending, and that is exactly what you shall get. With love and gratitude,”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“You don’t understand what you’ve done to me,” I whispered. “But you will.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“Don’t even think about leaving that room until you’ve put an ice cube up her ass or vice versa.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?

“No, don’t you fucking—‘ I tried to cut him off. ‘Mendax, the King of Aurelius. Has a certain ring to it, doesn’t it?’ he said proudly. ‘Stop,’ I pleaded. ‘Aurelius touches everyone,’ he projected proudly. ‘That’s the slogan we decided would showcase the inclusive nature of the new realm.’ ‘I’m begging you to stop,’ I said.”
― Jeneane O'Riley, Can You Take It?