First Flight, Final Fall Quotes

“Hope never hurt anyone. As long as you remember: hope isn't always reality.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“Adler Beck may be German, but he's mastered the French kiss.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“whoosh”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“Ich liebe dich,”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“The Duke Who Defiled Me,” she mutters.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“She is a striker, Beck.” He shrugs. “I didn’t know that. Should tell you everything you need to know.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“want you.” Three short, simple words that say so much. That he flew over a thousand miles to tell me.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“You asked me why I came—you didn’t need to. You know the answer. I came to see you, Saylor.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“Otto hung a sign that says, ‘Saylor Scott’s Inspiration’ above my locker.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“You watching me play, you following my career, you saying I inspired you—that’s different from millions of other people doing those things.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“I’ve never seen the point of leaving anything on the field. If my opponent is tired, that’s their problem. It just makes me run faster.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“He fucks me like a whore, then treats me like a queen, and I absolutely love it.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“But I thrive practicing alone. I can work on exactly what I want at my own pace. Yeah, I’m a part of a team, but I’m the one controlling my part. I’ve never met another soccer player—another athlete—who shared the same mentality.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“If you’re doing the same as everyone else, you’re not going to be the best.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“Looking forward to coaching you.” I smile. “Looking forward to being coached.”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall

“Saylor”
― C.W. Farnsworth, First Flight, Final Fall