Dancing Men Quotes

“I’m the man who killed your daughter.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“The tip felt … oh fuck it was big … every millimeter … oh god, hold still … I watched it enter … helpless to stop it … saw myself fill and stretch, and all I could utter was ah … ah … ah …”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“I have your johnson in one hand and a metal probe I’m about to stick in it, in the other. You sure you want to take that tone with me, right now?”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“Jesus Christ, how fucking stupid are you?”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“We’ve fought just to exist for a very long time,” he told her. “These, I can’t imagine what they are worth. This will change things for so many. Thank you. I wish Mr. Dane was here so I could thank him, myself.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“seat of an occasional chair.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“have your johnson in one hand and a metal probe I’m about to stick in it, in the other. You sure you want to take that tone with me, right now?”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“He autopsied the little buggers?” Hunter shoved the last of the pie into his mouth.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“Thank you for everything you did. For keeping us safe,” the soft voice came again. “We … well, we all very much appreciate you, here.” I raised a hand in acknowledgement, but couldn’t trust myself to speak or face her. I rubbed my face dry and left her there, closing the door quietly behind me.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“Right here!” chirped a voice so perky, Hunt instinctively wanted to smack whatever face emitted it. The source — a diminutive girl who seemed a slash from a black marker.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“According to you,” Cam went on, “You don’t attach to anyone. Ever. But we slept together Hunter. And that’s no euphemism. We slept in each other’s arms and we both attached and I don’t want to hear any bullshit about it.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men

“The first time he’d done this move in the van, the top of the cast shifted and almost scraped his nut sack off.”
― Adira August, Dancing Men