Sacked Quotes

“When you meet the girl who’ll be sitting on the front porch holding your hand when you’re eighty, you don’t let a thing like cool dismissive looks, big brothers, or fucking rules stand in your way.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“We didn’t fall for each other. We fell into each other.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“We don’t get to pick the family we’re born into,” he says into the quiet night. “But we do get to choose the family we live with. I choose you. You’re all that I’ll ever want.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“If all I wanted was a quick lay, you and I both know I could get that without any effort. I want something more than that from you.”
“Welcome to disappointment. It’s character building.”
… “I’m not experienced, but I know when a girl is into me, and you're into me. You want to play it casual, then that's how we play it... for now. But fair warning, I'm bringing everything I’ve got to tear down your resistance. My specialty is reading plays and then overcoming the barriers.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Football players are all different, but their focus is the same— winning, whether it’s on the field or off.”
“Yeah,” Riley sighs. “It’s the same everywhere. Most of the guys I’ve met just want to hook up.”
“I think I’d marry the first guy who hit on me in the bookstore.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Masters, this won’t go anywhere.”
He draws back slightly and frowns. “Is that how you think of me? As Masters? I’m not your teammate.”
“I’m not anything to you.”
The side of his mouth quirks up. “That’s what you think.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Knox Masters is exactly the type of guy I want to date. He dominates a sport I love. He’s confident but not arrogant. He’s funny, able to laugh at himself, and… shit, hot as the fires of Mordor. I mean, the One Ring could be forged in his hotness.
I want him.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“No. I wish you actually had a high-powered vibrator in your room instead of the sewing machine. I can’t hump that, can I?”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Laughing, I lean over and kiss him on the cheek. “You can fill me in later at the hotel room, and I'll be in the proper position to say yes.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“We share a groan when I’m fully seated. She starts squeezing immediately with those goddamn muscles of hers.

I gasp. “Give me a minute, baby. I need to catch my breath.”

Her body quakes against mine as she laughs. “I thought you were this big strong athlete with loads of stamina and discipline.”

“I practice football, not sexual Olympics,” I retort. She squeezes me again.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“The discipline this guy has amazes me. “You're big into delayed gratification.”

“Waiting can be worth it.”

“How would you know?”

He laughs. He throws his head back, and the deep rumble starts in his body and ends in mine. Fuck me. He’s gorgeous, talented and has a goddamned sense of humor.

Life is so unfair.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I’m all for you exploring new shit, but guys are dicks regardless of whether they wear a jock strap or a pocket protector.” “That's a ringing endorsement of your gender.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I can’t tell if you want it to be true,” he says in a low voice that I feel as if I’m the only one who can hear. “I don’t know either,” I tell him honestly. “But if you are, I think I need to go to church tomorrow, because that means impossible things exist like unicorns and the resurrection.” He laughs then, a wide mouthed, white teeth flashing. “Tomorrow’s Friday.” I nod. “I know, but it can’t ever be too early to repent.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I’m all for you exploring new shit, but guys are dicks regardless of whether they wear a jock strap or a pocket protector.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I’ve taken more satisfying dumps than the blowjobs those fuckups got.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“rummage around in the freezer. “Burritos?” “Hammer having a party tonight?” We look at each other and then the burrito. I toss it back into the freezer. “Right. Nothing says sexy like ripping one while you’re trying to close the deal.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I was the one the left. I tuck my phone away, place my hands on my thighs, and lean over to catch my breath. I wonder if this is how the Hulk feels before he goes green. My heart races, my palms sweat, and I feel like I’m coming out of my skin.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Save some of that for the game,” he orders. “Besides, you’re killing Ace’s confidence. Go do the ladder. You can work on your footwork and get rid of some of that goddamned energy without demoralizing half your team.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“God, I don't know why I'm telling you this.”

Because you know it’s me. That I’m the one for you, just as you’re the one for me.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I told myself one more page and then the clock flashed three in the morning.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“We don’t get to pick the family we’re born into, he says into the quiet night. But we do get to choose the family we live with. I choose you. You’re all that I’ll ever want.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I don’t know either,” I tell him honestly. “But if you are, I think I need to go to church tomorrow, because that means impossible things exist like unicorns and the resurrection.”

He laughs then, a wide mouthed, white teeth flashing. “Tomorrow’s Friday.”

I nod. “I know, but it can’t ever be too early to repent.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“He throws himself onto my bed. “What you’re essentially saying is that if your roommate is a great chick, fun to hang out with, totally normal, then she’s off limits. If she’s burn-the-bunny crazy, though, she’s all mine.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Kannan?”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Eliot’s all wrong for her. Her brother calls her Ellie. Ellie fits better, but it’s still not quite right. Maybe mine?”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“I apologize in advance for my younger sister, Rachel. She’s at that awkward age between knowing it all and knowing nothing. Plus, we can’t have her anywhere near your hot brother or she may try to hump him.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“Brother, I’m sorry you had to watch me maul your sister, I apologize silently, but it was either kiss her in front of everyone or piss on her leg.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“He’s funny, able to laugh at himself, and…shit, hot as the fires of Mordor. I mean, the One Ring could be forged in his hotness.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“My heart pounds against the thin wall of my chest and I fear it will burst out.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked

“he’d prefer we called him instead of sneaking one out of Kroger’s under our workout gear.”
― Jen Frederick, Sacked