To Fall Quotes

“Having to do something is an obligation, a duty, a will that is not your own. Wanting to do something is a choice that requires heart, desire, a will that is yours. Those two concepts are a universe apart. I wanted to, Abby”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“A hand was on my chest, under my clothing. The hand was hot, large, and definitely touching more than anyone without a medical degree had ever touched.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“A chill swept over me. “I feel like you are saying good-bye for good.”
His eyes bore into mine with a surprising intensity. “No, I’ll never say that word to you.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Every single night you’re not in my bed is torture.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I hate that I have to say this, but you’re too innocent, too trusting that the good will win out the evil in people. It’s what I love about you and never wish for that to change. But evil exists, Abby, and people do bad things. You can believe in humanity, but trusting them is something different. Trust yourself and what your heart tells you.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I know you think your heart is weak, but it’s one of the strongest and purest I know.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“What can I say, I’m just that incredible.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Okay, I’ll admit, I want to kiss you like that again, every single day, every moment I’m with you.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“You’re the only reason I exist.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“People will only notice how exceptionally awesome I am.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I like me for you.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I looked back to see who would be Xander’s partner. My mouth gaped open. Danielle Quincy. Really? Of all the people… Obviously, she would go for Xander. Anyone in their right mind would go for Xander. Clearly, I was all up in my left mind.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I was actually drowning in a pool full of people and I knew how to swim. I wondered how long it would take someone to realize there was a dead body in the pool. Would I sink or bounce on the surface like a floating chlorinator?”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Mel, people don’t say duds anymore.'
'And almost twenty-year-olds don’t have baby pink rooms with Cinderella furniture,' she snapped.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“When you can talk without losing a lung, I’ll let you go chase after hotties in your backless hospital gown. I’m sure the entire third floor would love to see yours and Victoria’s secrets.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“My prince was clueless as to why I had returned, believing I was merely on Earth to rip the innocence away from those that held it as precious as air. He would be forced to acknowledge me as an equal, sitting next to me, instead of looking down upon his lowly subject. Finally, I would have my day by the Dark King’s side. I would prove to the High Court that a lord was capable of feats that brought Heaven to its knees.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Her gaze collided with mine and it was as though she saw through me, my secrets, what I was. The pull between us was tangible, like gravity on Earth, and I knew this wasn’t chance. Abigail belonged to me and I to her. It was a knowledge in my soul that had been there and I foolishly had denied myself.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I tried to cover myself and it turned into an epic fail. I needed much thicker arms to complete the job. These weren’t let-your-boyfriend’s-brother-see-you-pajamas.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Xander spun toward me and those hazel eyes blazed with heat. Even with my warning look, he inched closer. The imaginary wall between us was as sturdy as the deflating bubbles on top of the water.
His eyes anchored to my lips.
He was going to kiss me and I wasn’t going to stop him.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“My spectacular body comes with a side of deliciousness. Feel free to have a taste.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“This was the point we both realized he was, in fact, naked. I looked away, conflicted—seeing more than I should, but not as much as I wanted to. And what I did see…God knew what he was doing.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I mourned a life I would never have, a life I could never give him.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Will held up an inflatable male doll with a beer belly and a hairy chest, and waved its appendage at me that wasn’t an arm or a leg. That image would stick with me.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“No, Xander. Not this time. You don’t lie to someone you’re in love with. You don’t keep secrets from each other. But you do. You don’t trust me. You went inside my head and took something from me and you think it’s okay. It’s not! I’m not your human pet who you can do whatever you want with.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“It was adding up to something I couldn’t figure out yet, but I didn’t think it would end with a happy ever after for us anymore.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“Her head swung around as if it had become detached from her spine. “My God! Your brother is HOT!”
Calista shook her head and looped an arm around the woman’s waist. “Yes, he is. I’ll be sure to tell my family you thought so.”
“It doesn’t count when they’re drunk. House rule,” I complained.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“It’s a dirty, dirty job, Abby, but I’m up to the challenge.” A wag of his brows and a wicked grin had me laughing at his innuendo.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I was going to be an Abby-flavored Lunchables, split three ways.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I’ve never said hello to a pretty girl alone in the woods at night with my pants unzipped, holding my dick. You, Caleb?'
'Can’t say that I have. But I have said hello by breaking arms before. It has the unfortunate side effect of impairing one’s ability to hold their dick.'
'That sounds painful,' Xander observed.
Caleb said, 'Ah. That would explain the screaming.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall

“I want you to be my wife, I want you to have my children, and I want to build a life with you. This is the face I want to wake up to until my heart gives out.”
― Donna AnnMarie Smith, To Fall