Fair Trade Quotes

“You have a shitty day at work? You come to me. See a funny meme that is meant to be insulting toward the entire male population, you send it my way.” His thumb brushes over my ring. “If you feel like you need a minute to catch your breath because life can get overwhelming, turn around and you’ll find me standing there, ready to hold you up until you feel steady on your own two feet again.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Get your fucking hands off my wife.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“But most importantly, I’m asking for forever and a day. This lifetime and the next. Way past the moment we’re dearly departed. Because my body may have finite time here on this earth, but my soul seeks nothing less than eternity with yours.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I wish I could tell my brain that it’s okay to be happy. To stop running.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“If I have to spend the rest of my days convincing her that my love for her is eternal, I’ll do so while on my knees and with a smile on my face.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Your name, between two angel wings. In your handwriting, since I kept the note you left me at the hotel.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“So… I wrote you anyway. Every day, multiple times a day, and left them in my drafts folder. If you asked me then, I wouldn’t be able to tell you why I did it. But ask me now.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Oomph. Her elbow to my stomach hit a lot harder than I thought she could manage from this angle. Leave it to me to never underestimate my wife again.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“What I am is in need of a fix, and my wife is my drug of choice.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“But if I’m being honest with you, I haven’t stopped falling since the moment I laid eyes on my wife. And I hope I never do.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I’m lactose intolerant. As Luisa predicted, I usually take my coffee black. But I’ll deal with the repercussions, because from now on, I’ll take my coffee with a dash of milk.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I’m hoping your Pinterest board from three years ago still holds true and that this is the ring you had pinned as your ‘dream ring.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“She’s everything. And that smile. God, it makes me feel like a better man. Makes me want to act like one too.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“If you feel like you need a minute to catch your breath because life can get overwhelming, turn around and you’ll find me standing there, ready to hold you up until you feel steady on your own two feet again.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I didn’t have a chancleta nearby, so a flying Louboutin will have to do.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“My flying heel barely misses Nick as he ducks. “Woman, are you mad? What the hell was that for?”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Her eyes widen. “You’re worth five billion dollars?” “No, that’s the half I’d have to part with. Please keep up, Angel.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“If I had a poison, it would be you. Since I can’t seem to stop myself from drowning in it.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I get a companywide email informing all employees to work from home today and tomorrow.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Go home.” My words come out harsher than expected. I can’t help but be irrationally upset with Luisa’s cycle. I want her home, with a heating pad and a plethora of snacks at her disposal.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I need her to hate me.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I move up and kiss her temple, inhaling deeply as the rattling in my brain seems to settle at her nearness.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Please be careful when you call for the devil.” His tone is laced with amusement and warning all at once. “Because he just might show up.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“you’re dangerously unaware of the frail tether of restraint I’m holding on to.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I may be the devil, Luisa, but I am your devil. And don’t you forget it.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“What? No. Are you insane?” “Clinically,” I deadpan.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“Might even make me vow to make her smile again. “Do your worst, Lucifer.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I tuck a piece of hair that’s slipped from her ponytail behind her ear. “Angel, you know my middle name? I’m touched.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I grunt a response, since she’s activated the caveman mode in my brain.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade

“I think I just lost my first fight with my future wife.”
― Millie Perez, Fair Trade