Insurrection Quotes

“Opinions are like assholes, Drayven. Just because you have one, doesn’t mean people want to hear you talk about it.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“Zurie paused to lean down and adjust her strappy stiletto. "You know how I feel about the 'boys are mean to the girls they like' saying—" "It is a social conditioning technique to make women accept lower standards from the men around them," I recited.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“After all, my body was a temple…a temple filled with energy drinks and wine. The best kind of temple.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“Fucking burn.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“I don’t give a fuck,” Dray snarled, “Fucking asshole doesn’t belong anywhere near Ama.” “Not positive if anyone cares, but I happen to love having Finias around,” I mumbled.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“Ama was about to tell us why she was angry at Drayven and why he doesn’t have a right to be possessive ‘after yesterday.’ The yesterday element is what we are attempting to fill in.” Adrien mused, his tone filled with what I would almost describe as mirth.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“Despite Drayven’s words, I had absolutely no intention of staying away from Amare. Not for my parents. Not for my kingdom. No, I wanted her all for myself.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“I tell you the man is a literal assassin, and your first instinct is to hold hands with him?”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“He was right. We were picking Ama. For the first time ever, the six houses would agree on something. Protecting Ama was essential.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“Like right now. He wants to mark you, and I'm really fighting the urge to do that, as it would be completely indecent, and you are clearly with Finias.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“I swear that whenever I am around you, I won't allow anyone to speak poorly of you or cause you to doubt how incredible I already know you are." A lethal coolness and bloodthirsty spark of excitement pooled in his eyes as he added, "Even if I have to cut their tongues out to do so.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“I might not have known Ama for more than a few minutes, but I already knew that I wouldn't hesitate to use the skills my parents had beaten into me to protect her. She was now my little creature. Whether she knew it or not.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“My butt warmed this spot up for you before you sat here, so we're friends already, right? Friends share butt warmth.”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection

“You know how I feel about the 'boys are mean to the girls they like' saying—" "It is a social conditioning technique to make women accept lower standards from the men around them,”
― R.L. Caulder, Insurrection