Princess at Heart Quotes

“He wished that he could whisper against her cheek how proud he was of her for doing this, that she didn’t need anyone else because he would protect her forever.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“When had Jamie started making her feel so nervous again?”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“As your princess and your master,’ she began, placing her middle and index finger over his forehead, ‘I hereby command you, Partizan Jamie Volk, are not permitted to act on your romantic feelings towards the Portman Charlotte Edith Pumpkin – and nor shall I, Eleanor Prudence Wolfson, Princess of Maradova – and that we shall commit to only a professional relationship from here on until the end of time. Bound by the blood of Alexis Wolfson, this is an order that will never be disobeyed.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“I've found my real family. - Lottie”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“Lottie loved the storm because she said it was the start of something new - because no matter how violent the raging winds and rain, no matter how loud the thunder, a storm meant the tension would be released, that the earth would be fresh and cool once more.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“At Rosewood he’d learned how his appearance and attitude affected other students, who giggled and blushed when he walked past. It was only since being away that he’d admitted to himself that he might be capable of having these feelings for other people, for people like Lottie,”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“There was no denying it. Claude was Jamie’s father.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“showing Jamie when he was much younger, no more than a child, yet staring at the camera with that same stony face he still wore now. It was strange enough that Haru would have such a thing, and yet there was something else that drew her to it. Haru had adorned Jamie’s head with gold ink to give him a crown of antlers. Lottie picked up the photo with extra care, tilting it in the light to get a proper look, and, when she turned it over, the world stopped. Written on the back at the bottom in English were the words THE LITTLE PRINCE OF MARADOVA. ‘No.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“They were not benediction, kindness and salvation. They were a disease, one that had already claimed him. And when he searched deeper into the feeling he could not see Ellie as his princess. It was only Lottie that he wanted to defend, and Ellie was what she needed protecting from.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“the Partizan: disappointed in this outcome, knowing that eventually Lottie would need to step down from her Portman role and return to a regular life so Ellie could make the transition to queen and let Lottie go. This was the version he was clinging to, not wanting to give the other a moment of consideration, because the other was selfish: a demonic, confused version of him that wanted to wrap his arms round Lottie and pull her in so close that the rest of the world couldn’t touch her.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“I think we need to accept that we can’t act on what we feel for her. I know you like her too, in the same way I do, as more than a friend.’ The”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“I hope with this painting that I can encourage people to not only strive to bring out the best in each other, but to explore how others can change them, and how we can all grow into better people for us having known them.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“We're unstoppable.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“For some people, that family you find, they're your real family.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“Lottie!
Odchodzę, by odszukać swoją rodzinę. Ale wrócę i uwolnię Cię od wilków.
Jestem Twoim partyzanem i przysięgam, że przy mnie będziesz już zawsze bezpieczna. Jamie”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“Lottie!
Odchodzę, by odszukać swoją rodzinę. Ale wrócę i uwolnię Cię od wilków.
Jestem Twoim partyzanem i przysięgam, że przy mnie będziesz już zawsze bezpieczna.
- Jamie”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart

“It’s Lola and Micky,’ she said, and Lottie already knew what awful news was coming. ‘Their dad has passed away.”
― Connie Glynn, Princess at Heart