Long Shot Quotes

“Who cares about the journey if the destination is everything you’ve ever wanted? The”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“I’m just a girl, standing in front of a handbasket, waiting for my ride to hell.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“Fuck pirates.” Another man stands tall and looks exceptionally regal. “Can you make my dick look like King Henry the Eighth?”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“What does heaven taste like, exactly?” I try to remain even-voiced, but he sucks my clit into his mouth briefly and I have to catch my breath. “Like beer and the beach.” “Wait—what? My—I taste like hops and sand?” How can he be so good at dirty talk and then like—so bad at dirty talk? I will note this in my lab notes on this experiment.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“I’m not complaining.” I glare at him. “I’m just morose. It’s different.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“I want to be happy, dammit. I do need to sing. I need to strum my pain with his fingers and sing my life with his words. I”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“Being tangled up with Meredith is like the Royals winning the World Series. Nothing can beat it.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“She looks confused and a little angry and I am so delighted with how much she clearly just needs my body right now.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“It would be rude to walk in on her nude. If it’s her surprise, I don’t want to ruin it.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“I wonder if I could come up with a more respectable name. Manhood Portraiture? Boypart Keepsakes?”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“How did my life go so far off track? I used to be a civilized person.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“You’re perfect,” I whisper in her hair. Meredith snores in response. God, she’s perfect.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“She starts bucking her hips, and I unleash the Kraken. Each”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“My God, we are going to have so many children together.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“People will write entire books about it. Well, maybe that’s a long shot, but it’s still going to be earth-shattering.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot

“here is turning me into a real feminist.”
― Kayti McGee, Long Shot