Latte Darling Quotes

“Because I want to know that there’s someone – anyone – that might love me the way I want to be loved.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“All I have to offer is my love. But I’ll give you every last bit of it. Every inch of my heart. All the best parts of me.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Oh Maddie, you shouldn’t have worn my sweatshirt.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“And that’s my fault for not telling you.” My hands clutch at his bare sides. “Tell me what?” My throat is tight. Emotion filling my veins. And then he says it. “I should’ve told you how much I love you.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Because all that jiggling, that’s what I fucking crave, Baby Doll. If you’re not bouncing around, I’m not doing it right.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Maddison Faye Richards, you can come with me willingly or I can haul you out of here like the brat you are.” His fingers snag a lock of loose hair, letting the curl twist around his finger before he gives it a gentle tug.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“I thought you liked when… I called you something else.” His eyes darken and I know he knows what I’m talking about. Axel’s fingers dig into the flesh at the top of my ass, pulling me closer. His voice quiet enough so only I can hear. “You can call me Darling in public, but it’s Daddy in the bedroom.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“The angel on my shoulder throws up his hands, shaking his head in exasperation.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“I should’ve made it crystal fucking clear that you’re it for me,” Axel’s voice is thick. “You’re all there’s ever gonna be.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“I meant why are you here for a date with someone you don’t really know?” A sense of failure tries to fill my lungs. Because I’m tired of being lonely. Because I want someone to hug me. Because I want to know that there’s someone – anyone – that might love me the way I want to be loved.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Roses for my grandma.” He lowers his hand so I can touch the inked petals. “She had the best rose garden. Big bushes lining her house.” “You must’ve been close to her?” His body shifts as he nods, “She was the shit.” I snicker at his description. “Did she like the tattoos?” He snorts, “She hated them.” “Seriously?” Axel parts his fingers and I slide mine between his before he lowers our joined hands to rest on his stomach. “She said I ruined my skin. That no reasonable woman would marry me. And that she’d surely burn in hell since I did it in her name.” I can feel the eyeroll in his voice. “So when I saved up enough money I got the flames on my other arm, to represent me burning in hell with her.” “Shut up!” I gasp. “Is that true?”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“This fucking society we live in is such bullshit. Trying to trick women like Maddie into believing that they need to change. Why would I give a single shit about a tummy?”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“First, you don’t need to explain. Compared to you, I’m a beast and I know it.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“And I certainly didn’t count on the dad being so goddamn attractive. But I guess that’s the perk of being in your 30’s. I can play cougar and date some guy in his 20’s, or I can level up to the next generation.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“She doesn’t look heavenly. She looks like the Devil incarnate.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“You might be good for her.” I take a drink and admit the truth, “She’s too good for me.” Tony barks out a laugh, “Of course she is, but that’s the burden we bear as men surrounded by amazing women. Just treat her well. I’d hate to have to burn your shop down.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Expect they aren’t coming down the stairs. They’re coming towards me from the other side of the living area. The direction of the garage.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“And there’s me, behind her, looking like a big brooding bodyguard with lust in his eyes and longing in his soul.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“You deserve all the love in the world, Maddison.” Axel’s fingers close around mine to steady my hand. “All I have to offer is my love. But I’ll give you every last bit of it. Every inch of my heart.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Cradling it in my palms, I stare down at the round pink diamond, sparkling amongst a circle of smaller pink stones, on a glittering band of more pink diamonds.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“I should make you wait.” He strokes up. “I should make you watch me jerk off.” He strokes down. “I should cover you with my cum, so you finally get it.” He steps closer. “To make you finally fucking get it.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“What’s with the hug then?” “They’re good for you.” “Oookay,” he pats my back again. “Get on board you little shit. I’m not letting go until you hug me back.” Brian lets out the biggest sigh I’ve ever heard, then he lifts both arms and hugs me back.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Maddison Faye Richards, why is your vibrator in the freezer?”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“When my feet hit the bottom step, I hear Brian’s shocked tone. “You’re that Maddie. My Maddie!” “She’s my Maddie.” My gruff voice startles everyone. “She was never yours.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“You need what, Maddie?” His hand grips the band of my shorts right above the zipper. “Do you need to come? Is your little pussy soaked for me? Did sucking my cock turn you on?”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Her hands curl into fists, gripping the legs of my coveralls, pulling me closer. “My greedy girl.” I shove my dick back into her waiting mouth. “My perfect, greedy girl.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Anything my Baby wants, my Baby gets.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“My fucking kryptonite. And then she parts her lips, saying the words I’ve been dying to hear. “Please, Daddy. I need you.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“Brian’s eyes widen and his face twists into a mixture of disgust and amusement. “Oh my god! I don’t know if I want to high-five you, or puke.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling

“She’s not even old enough to be your mom,” I mumble, while I pick my wallet up off the island. “Damnnn,” Brian drags the word out, a huge grin on his face. “Nicely done. Maybe instead of me calling her mom, she can call you Daddy.”
― S.J. Tilly, Latte Darling