Kings of Mayhem Quotes

“I want you! It doesn’t matter if I find someone else—they’re not you. So, I’m fucking doomed, do you understand me? Because I don’t want anyone else. And believe me, I’ve tried. But it seems that choice left me when I was five-years-old and my heart decided it belonged to you.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“I’m so confused,” I whispered. Abby looked sympathetic. “Do you love him?” My eyes found hers. “That’s the sad thing, Abby. I never stopped.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“You broke me. Not my heart, but my everything. And you think you can kiss me at sunset and I will fall into your arms? Are you fucking kidding me?”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“With little else left to say, he nodded and began to turn away, but stopped. He frowned as he turned back to me.
“You know it was the biggest mistake of my life, right?”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“You’ve taken everything from me. You broke us and there just aren’t enough pieces left to put us back together again.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“Adults are weird,” she said, dusting off her knees. “I ain’t ever growing up.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“Clapton’s “Layla”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“I was an all-or-nothing kind of girl. I either held my feelings close to my chest and stayed focused, or I opened the floodgates and let everything tumble out.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“Yeah, darlin’, go and make it happen.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“Mama said name-calling was for people who didn’t have many words. They weren’t smart enough to get their point across. So they used mean names, instead.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“Mama knelt down next to me. She’s real pretty, but when she gets mad she gets a fire in her eyes and a look on her face that is still pretty, but scary at the same time. Our daddy was a big, powerful man, but our mama, she could stop a train with one look.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“In one night, I had lost everything.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem

“I want you! It doesn’t matter if I find someone else—they’re not you. So, I’m fucking doomed, do you understand me? Because I don’t want anyone else. And believe me, I’ve tried. But it seems that choice left me when I was five and my heart decided it belonged to you.”
― Penny Dee, Kings of Mayhem