Roulette Quotes

“You just flew here from Paris to bring me a coffee?” I ask in the same language. I bring the hot container to my lips and let my eyes drift nearly closed when the smell reaches me. “What can I say?” He shrugs with a guilty smile. “I am impatient and spoiled. What’s the point of having my own plane if I can’t get on it in the middle of the night to bring you coffee?”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“I loved that lipstick. I am going to miss it.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“Everything about that year was perfect. The sun, the earth, the grapes, the wind. Too many pieces of the puzzle to even imagine. All in perfect harmony. Even if you forget about the vintage or the cost or any of that, you can tell when something is special, yes?”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“You’d like that, wouldn’t you? Some man begging for your forgiveness.” His words sound edgy, and I don’t reply for a few seconds.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“Only you”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“I wanted to get your attention.” “You’ve got it.” His voice is rough and strong.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“We eat at the counter.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“He comes right over to me, the idiot, and kisses me on both cheeks.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“I don’t know what it is about a man in an apron, but I love it.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“I see Rome, staring at me, lifting his flute of champagne, and toasting me from across the enchanted courtyard.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“He slams his lips into mine and uses his free hand to press into the small of my back and push me against him, against his . . . oh, god. He’s so turned on and we’re under the stars in Provence and it’s so tender and hot all at once and . . .”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“Oh! Rome is here with his fiancée?”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“The voice. The voice is the problem. He works it like an instrument. "Okay, see that right there? All the suggestive sexiness and double-entendre-ing? Enough with that." I try to sound full of conviction.

"Why? It's fun. And I knew it would be even more fun in person."

"Fun?"

"Yeah. Fun. Remember your long-lost friend Fun?”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette

“I always feel better when my mother doesn’t understand me at all. That usually means I’m doing something most people would consider rational.”
― Megan Mulry, Roulette