The Runaround Quotes

“Though it seemed stupid to believe he might be falling in love with her, he could think of no other way to describe things. They’d only known each other a week, but she definitely made him lose rational thought. He’d begun experiencing new and intoxicating emotions. Maybe it wasn’t love, but it was definitely something.”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie

“Philippa had absolutely no idea what was going to happen with Zara. She’d never seen movies about lesbian sex, or read books about it. She hadn’t even read books about men and women having sex. She read non-fiction books. Non-fiction books did not prepare a person for casual sex with ten of their coworkers.”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie

“Good. Because there are times I just need to be in your pussy, and I need to make it fast and hard,' he said.

'How do I know it’s one of those times?' asked Philippa.

'If you’re wearing something that shows off as much of your legs as you did today, it’s going to be one of those times. If you kiss me back like you did today, it’s going to be one of those times. If you wrap your legs around my butt and hold tight, it’s definitely going to be one of those times.”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie

“It can be sweet and tender sometimes, and then other times we’ll be coming like a freight train. Every mood means a different way of having sex, and I want to experience all of them with you.”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie

“Now this is a feeling I could get used to. A beautiful girl draped across my thighs and a better high than any drug could provide. Tell me – when people start having sex with vampires, why would they ever stop?”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie

“We vampires are just so sick of misinformation. We’re not undead. We don’t have a problem with sunlight. Or garlic. Or silver and crosses and holy water. The only thing we have a problem with is eating”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie

“He knew it was stupid to say he was falling in love with her. They had only known each other for a week. But he was definitely losing rational thought because of her. He was feeling emotions that were new and intoxicating. Maybe it wasn’t love, but it was definitely something.”
― Chessela Helm, The Runaround: Finding the Faerie