Parousia Quotes

“Do you think you could love me for more than one lifetime?” I caught a glimpse of Orlando then, the part of your soul which, despite your bravado, had always struggled with believing yourself worthy. I had loved you as a spirit, as a demon, and as a man. I’d loved you when you were a child, a dancer, a thirsty youngblood, and a godling trying to maneuver your way through a web of lies and deceit. I’d loved you as my ward, my prince, and now, as my master. My love for you was as wide and as deep as the ocean that surrounded us. Perpetua ad infinitum. Everlasting, infinite, without borders and without end. I drew you closer and kissed the part in your hair. “My darling, I already have.”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia

“Life and love. Fury and acceptance. Penance and forgiveness. I channeled all of my passions into our lovemaking, and you, my lover, shone more radiant than the sun.”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia

“Maybe so, but Henri is mine. We share our joys and our sorrows, our sins and our triumphs. I want him in all of my lives.” I remembered something you once told me, in this life or my last. “I want Henri as my one and only subject. With the blessed gift bestowed upon me by Ra of the sunborn, I wish to rule just one man. Henri is my past, my future, my forever. Please, I beg you, your majesty, make me the master of his soul and bind us for all of eternity.”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia

“This is where you belong,” you said and grabbed my hips possessively. “You are my reason, Vincent. My life, my meaning…” You murmured your devotions, eyes darkened with lust and longing.”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia

“As much as I’d tried, I couldn’t mold you to my structure any longer. You had to make your own mistakes, keep your own counsel, and trust in your own abilities.”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia

“Does that excite you?” You moaned in assent. “Then I’m not doing it anymore.” You twisted just enough to glare at me while I oiled my hands,”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia

“How about you, mon cher? How many revolutions around the sun have we shared without me knowing of your existence?”
― Laura Lascarso, Parousia