Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery Quotes

“As we held each other tightly, I knew that our love would give us the strength to overcome anything we faced. The bond we had forged in that desolate place would carry us through.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“Never forget this moment,” Ahri whispered, pressing a lingering kiss to my lips. “No matter what happens, remember that our love is stronger than any obstacle we may face.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“And though I initially resisted the idea of being paired with you, I have come to realize that perhaps fate knew better than either of us. You are my mate, and I am yours.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“The idea that we were already bonded in some cosmic way was both terrifying and exhilarating.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“With a deep sigh, I decided to let go of my expectations and embrace the unknown. And when the time came to part ways, I would hold onto the love I’d found, carrying it with me like a precious keepsake.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“The universe has a way of surprising us. Sometimes, we must simply trust in the journey.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“I knew you'd save me,” she whispered. “Of course I would,” I murmured. The thought of losing her was unbearable, and once again, I was hit by how much she truly meant to me. “I could not allow you to be hurt.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“Maybe,” she mused, “but isn't it possible that love can also give us strength? That having someone to fight for makes us even more determined to succeed?”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery

“Being a warrior means putting the needs of others above our own. Love can cloud our judgment, make us weak. At least, that is what I have always believed.” The words tasted bitter on my tongue, and I realized that perhaps I did not believe them as much as I once did.”
― Margo Bond Collins, Stranded by the Alien Bride Lottery