Indecent Lies Quotes

“Lord above, Tait was masculine as hell.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“He’d put the nail in his own coffin.

Rider and the Souls treated loyalty as sacred.

If there was no loyalty among the members, then Rider didn’t want that man around.

By doing the only thing he thought right at the time, he’d fucked himself into losing what meant most to him and being banished back to a life he hated living.

No one would understand why he did what he did.

To the Souls, the rules were black and white.

It was club first.

Always the club came first, no matter what.

Hindsight was a bitch because he did regret every decision he’d made.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“He was undone. She was every easy breath he hadn’t taken in more than a year. She made him want to live. She made him hunger for things he’d given up on.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“It had been a colossal mistake to come to Colorado in hopes of finding refuge with the only boy she’d ever known who made her heart hurt.

That was a lifetime ago, he probably didn’t even remember her.

Stupid impulsive decisions never lead to anywhere good.

Penelope found that out far too late.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“Little badass,” he amused in her ear and she beamed, clutching his chest. “I’d walk through fire for you, you have to know that.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“He kept on having to remind himself that probably one day soon she’d trot her little brat ass back to Harrison and into the arms of her sexless fiancé, no matter what hungry little glances she was sending his way, he was not picking up that signal.

Not for a woman from his old life.

No matter how cute she looked or how much the center of his palms itched to slide up those bare legs.

Texas was no saint, far from it, but putting his head back in that familiar noose … he would have to be raving fucking mad.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“Go to sleep, little girl. I’m fucking wiped, I rode all day to buy your ass back.”

Her skin bristled.

Not from anger.

Oh, no.

She turned hot so fast at his words, it was a wonder her hair didn’t catch fire, she put her hands up to her cheeks to feel the warmth.

He owned her.

Why did that archaic thought appeal?

She should be objecting, right?

It was barbaric to be owned by another person.

Only, her racing veins didn’t seem to mind one bit.

“I am not property,” she croaked an attempt at a protest, holding both hands over her beating heart.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“In a one bedroom apartment where the fuck was he going to put a socialite princess?”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“She smiled at the sound of his sigh.

He’d grown into a middle-aged grumpy old man.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies

“The glee on her face about did him in.

When was the last time he made anyone genuinely happy?
Not his family
Not his brother.
Not the woman he thought he loved.”
― V. Theia, Indecent Lies