You Could Do Damage Quotes

“She will never have anything that belongs to you. I belong to you”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“Tell me what I need to do to fix this. It’s fucking killing me to be on the outside.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“You’re the only person who’s ever chosen me. I know you don’t understand what that means. All I have is me”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“To the average person”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“The choice has to be yours. That’s the only thing that levels us. There’s no honor or pleasure with forcing control where you’re concerned. I refuse to manipulate the situation to get what I want. Let me be clear . . . I want you.” His chin angled toward his chest so that our eyes were level. “However”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“Or so I thought. You fucking win”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“I would be insane to risk this. Only a stupid man gambles with things that are priceless. I’m not a stupid man”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“Never thank anyone for doing the things required of them.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“Failing you. Not keeping you safe or not keeping my promise as your husband and protector. Trust that what you need to know you will and what you don’t is so I don’t fail you.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“When you love, you have the ability to destroy. Those lines often blur, and we hurt those we vowed to protect.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“Vengeance, though, replaced the blood in my veins, and no one would be spared. The world wasn’t safe until I emptied the arteries of all those involved.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“When he kissed me, he took me to a place I imagined to be the equivalent of a space between heaven and hell. I felt like I was playing with fire, tempting fate while toeing the line of a nirvana.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage

“Yes, my wife. Please don’t be disrespectful because I am a man first. Your son second. You will not be unkind to the woman I just promised my life to.”
― K.C. Mills, You Could Do Damage