Burn it Down Quotes

“Sit on my face, baby girl.” She stilled. “What? No. I’ll suffocate you.” I wiggled my eyebrows. “That’s the point. If I’m not short of breath, I’m not doing my job.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“I’m going to bury my tongue in your pussy while you give your speech. If you get it right, I’ll make you come. If you don’t, we start all over.” I toyed with the elastic of her panties, waiting for her answer.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“Pretty little blonde pussy. I’m already in love with her and we haven’t even had our first kiss.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“I have this brilliant plan.” I slid my hand up her bare thigh and under the hem of her skirt, finding all soft skin, lacy panties, and enticing heat. “I’m going to bury my tongue in your pussy while you give your speech. If you get it right, I’ll make you come. If you don’t, we start all over.” I toyed with the elastic of her panties, waiting for her answer. The apples of her cheeks flushed, and her eyes brightened with interest. “You believe it’ll work?” “There’s a chance it will.” I worked my hand between her thighs and cupped her heated pussy. “Sit on my face, baby girl.” She stilled. “What? No. I’ll suffocate you.” I wiggled my eyebrows. “That’s the point. If I’m not short of breath, I’m not doing my job.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“I’m gonna say sorry right now, Pen.” My eyes went wide as trepidation filled my chest. “What? Why?” He fisted my hair, tipping my face back. “Because I’m already completely obsessed with you. I’m going to be wildly inappropriate now that I know what glory you’ve got between your legs. I am going to need to be down there all the fucking time, and you’re going to need to learn to allow it.” I breathed a sigh of relief, then I giggled. “I think I’m going to need more information.” “I don’t have any more information. I’m unpredictable, even to myself.” He trailed his fingers from my hair to my shoulders and skimmed across the top of my towel, which was hanging on by a thread. Slowly untucking it, he watched me as he spread it open to reveal my breasts. “Jesus,” he murmured.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“I told you I’d prove it. If you want me to go and come back and keep coming back, I will. Then maybe we can get to the naked part. I already know it’s gonna be fire between you and me.” Raising on my toes, I rubbed my nose along his. “Prove it, Gabriel.” He jerked me against him and dipped his head to touch his lips to mine. The kiss wasn’t our normal colliding, wildfire of clashing lips. His mouth moved over mine in a slow promise. Of what, I didn’t know yet. I couldn’t think, not when Gabriel was kissing me like my lips were a flower he was carefully coaxing open so he could sip from my nectar. Just when my knees were close to buckling, he pulled back, releasing his hold on me. I opened my eyes to find him rubbing the top of his head, a dazed look in his eyes.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“Pen...” I rubbed my thumbs beneath her full bottom lip, “I’m going to prove it to you, but the thing is, you’re mine now, and I’m not backing down from that. You think I’m psycho, watch me go crazy over you.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“To anyone watching, it probably appeared we were having a romantic moment, slow dancing in the middle of the crowd of grinding bodies. When I slid my eyes open, they landed on a pair of violent, stormy eyes watching us from the entryway. Gabe was here, and from his balled fists and flaring nostrils, he wasn’t pleased to see me.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“Just stop. I’m not going to say yes. You’re stressing both of us out pointlessly.” He ate up the little space between us, bumping my chest with his. “Are you actually being a cunt because I ended a one-day relationship when we were basically kids? Is that what this is about?”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“School had never been my thing. When it was too easy, I got bored, and when it was challenging, I gave up without trying. School psychologists had diagnosed me with ADHD the second they’d met me, which…whatever. Who didn’t have it? An Addie a day kept the impulsive, dangerous, life-threatening behavior away, but focusing on shit for any long periods only happened if I was deeply interested. Then it was look out, hyperfocus here I come.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“Little Lamby might be a snob. Thinks she’s too good to hang out at the Palisades.” “I don’t think that,” I whispered. Tristan’s arm pressed on my chest like an iron bar as his hand inched down to the curve of my breast. My nails dug into my thighs, my mind racing with ideas of how to get out of here. If I could get my voice to work, I’d scream, but my throat was too tight from fear. At the same time Tristan squeezed my breast, the screen door flew open. Helen stood in the doorway like an avenging angel, her hair flowing in the breeze, tapping a bat against her palm. “Knock, knock, boys. I seem to have a problem. I have batting practice, but I don’t have a ball.” Her red lips fell open, and she pointed to each of the guys with her bat. “Oh, wait, I see three pairs of balls my bat would just love to smash. Who volunteers to go first?”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“I’d had it easy in a lot of ways, but did that mean I deserved his disdain?”
― Julia Wolf, Burn it Down

“Follow your dreams and all, babe,” she patted my cheek, “but if you squander your scientific mind, I’ll have an absolute fit.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn it Down

“The girl could build a wall between us, lock me out of every reaction, then one second of eye contact, and I was itching to destroy things.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn it Down

“I’m no white knight. I’m not a good guy. If you’re the Marvel girlfriend, then I’m the villain disguised as the comic relief. I will do anything not to end up like my dad or most of the men in the Palisades.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“Read your notes out loud and imagine it's me reading to you. Maybe that will work.” If I imagined Pen’s voice, it’d be saying dirty things she would never utter in real life. Studying would not get done unless I counted deciphering the patterns my jizz made when I came on my stomach. Rorschach would have a field day with what I saw. Pen would probably be less amused.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“His breath hitched. “Really? Because people might think we’re together, and from what I heard in the cafeteria, we’re not together. People might get confused, and by people, I mean me. I’m people.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“I liked that about her, because my heart was hanging out on my motherfucking sleeve, all bloody and oozing.”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down

“Oh my god!” Helen pushed through the guys on the patio, knocking one off his skateboard as she made her way to us. “Didn’t I tell you to stay away from this bitch? Now you’re over here making her blush like a little girl?”
― Julia Wolf, Burn It Down