Today Tomorrow and Always Quotes

“Do you miss eating?” “You have no idea.” Her giggle made the corner of his mouth edge up. “Eating used to be my favorite pastime. If I had a soul, I would sell it for a meatball sub. Straight up.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“Lord, you women.” He shook his head. “Weapons of mass confusion.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“Humans were out in the real world running around, trying to figure out ways to stay alive longer. Juice diets and squats and vitamins. Little did they know immortality was exhausting and they should count their lucky stars to be decomposing. They should really just relax.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“I’m seeing you. I’m seeing you and you’re everything I could ever want.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“I’m staying with you,” she whispered. “You’re keeping me and I’m keeping you.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“You are the first and the last. The only one I’ll ever want or need or lust for. You’re mine, Mary. Not matter what, you are mine.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“My blindness has been a curse my whole life. But you don’t make it feel like that. You fill my head with beauty. You make me feel like I’m already whole. Like I don’t need to change a single thing to be accepted or loved.”
“You don’t,” he said without hesitation.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“That compelling initial connection between them had turned to a bond that couldn’t be severed. Not by time or distance or marriage to another. But this love? It was separate from that. Perhaps it ran parallel, but it was based entirely on a deep, breathless appreciation for every single trait that comprised this vampire. His humble attitude, his loyalty, his heart. His voice, his guardian’s energy and the fact that he could admit when he was wrong.
I love you”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“I’d fight the world if you asked me.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always

“I call you ‘kid’ to remind myself to stop noticing how pretty you are,” he said quietly. “That’s not for me to notice, Mary. You’re not mine to look at. Or touch. And it’s reminding me of that, too.”
― Tessa Bailey, Today Tomorrow and Always