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My Fixation (Murphy Enterprises #3) My Fixation by Wendi Varner
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“He’s kind. Loyal. Braver than he gives himself credit for. And he has a heart so big it would rather break itself than let someone else suffer.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“If it comes down to his life or mine, there isn’t a choice. Not for me. Mine is forfeit.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“Control without an exit is carelessness.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“I may be leading. I may be making decisions for the moment. But the boundaries are his. The choice is his. My authority exists only because he grants it. Because he trusts me not to abuse it. Looking at him now, I understand something with absolute clarity. I intend to be worthy of the faith he’s placing in me”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“Most people misunderstand the power dynamic between a dominant and a submissive. They see the person leading and assume that’s where the power lives. They couldn’t be more wrong. Jaxon holds all of it. He is the one taking the risk. The one making himself vulnerable. The one choosing to place his trust in another person.
Everything happening between us exists because he allows it to. Because he wants it to. My role is simply to honor that trust. I want to prove that it wasn’t misplaced. Jaxon asked me to take the weight for a while. To give him a chance to stop carrying everything alone. That is not a burden to me, it’s a gift. One I don’t take lightly.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“We’re folded into this thing like origami.”
“Mm.”
“You know, most people our size would buy larger vehicles.”
“This one attracts less attention.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“Conor,” Finn says, deadpan, “your nearest neighbor is a deer.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“God, everything about him is beautiful.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“Please keep me.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation
“I don’t have the energy to fight. I’m a toddler. If I can’t see you, then you can’t see me.”
Wendi Varner, My Fixation