Play with Me Quotes

“I’m so fucking tired of pretending.” “Pretending what?” It’s nothing but a breathy whisper as he prowls toward me, matching each of my steps backward. His strong hands cup my face, piercing gaze locked on mine as he looms above me. My heart slams in my chest as his thumb sweeps across my lower lip, and his eyes dip, watching as my lips part on a jagged inhale, before flipping back up to mine. “I’m so fucking tired of pretending I’m not in love with you.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I’m gonna light up your entire sky, the same way you do mine.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I never could’ve dreamed I’d find my best friend. That in finding you, I’d find more of myself.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“You shine way too fucking bright to stand in anyone’s shadow, Jennie.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Falling in love with you is like checking the very last thing off my bucket list.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“C’mon, Jennie. Dance with me.” Her grin is a slow explosion, lighting her whole face as all that apprehension fades away. “You’ll dance for me?” “I’ll do anything for you.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“For once in my life, I just want to be loved. Loved for who I am, for what I have to give. I want someone to see everything I bring to the table and eagerly sit down with me.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Jennie drifts to sleep in my arms, and I know I already have my family right here.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I’m no one’s sunshine.” “Fuck, I love when you’re wrong.” My mouth covers hers, coaxing it open, and her tongue meets mine for a slow, sweeping kiss. “You’re my sunshine.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“To everyone who has ever felt ready to fold themselves in half to fit somebody else’s idea of who they should be… Don’t dull your shine for anyone. The right people will want to bask in your sunshine, not steal it. Until then, soak it all in. You, exactly as you are, are enough.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I’m so used to giving up only pieces of myself, I don’t even know how to be whole with someone anymore.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“You’re a little lost, a little off track, but you keep going, searching for that light, and when you find it, it shines so bright, guiding you home.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Because with him, I’m safe. Safe to be myself, safe to feel, safe to want, safe to be. If this is love, I’m in it. If this is love, I never want to let go.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“You can do this. You deserve this. You’ve earned it. If you want it, all you have to do is reach out and take it. I’m proud of you, Jennie, and no matter what, you’ll always be my best friend, and I’ll always be your safe place to land.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“You made me practice patience, and in doing so I learned to trust you, to trust myself a little more. Your walls were there for a reason, and you didn’t let me push you into tearing them down on my own schedule.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Garrett’s my solid and my steady. He’s the constant in my life, the smile always waiting for me, the friendship that never wanes, the connection that grows stronger each day. He’s the warm arms that hug me, the fingers that drift down my back, the quiet voice that eases my worries at the end of the day and promises to be my safe place to land.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Real love isn’t conditional. It’s seeing somebody for everything they are and accepting all of them. It’s knowing you’re friends first and lovers second, understanding that arguments are opportunities to know each other deeper. It’s dinner waiting in the microwave, lights left on to welcome you home safely. It’s showering together so you can kiss a little longer. It’s two a.m. secrets spilled while you’re wrapped up in each other, dancing in the kitchen, Disney movies on the couch while crying your heart out. It’s supporting dreams, growing together, and growing separately. Because when you can stand strong on your own, you can stand strong together.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“We never made it to the store. Holly slipped off her own engagement ring, looked down at it with tears in her eyes, and then pressed it into my palm. I remember finding the letters H+T inside the band, Jennie’s parents’ initials etched right next to a heart, the way I held the ring and just knew their love was the forever kind, the type that doesn’t end despite the distance. Now, on the other side of the heart, J+G lives.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“You do everything.” My head falls to his shoulder as he pushes inside me. “You are everything.” “You’re my everything.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I’m not ready to give up; I don’t care if that makes me naïve. What we have, it’s not something you simply let go.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“The look in her eyes tells me she’s afraid, but her fingers tangled in mine tell me she wants to jump, so long as I’ll be here to catch her. I’ll always be here. Doesn’t she know that?”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“My heart hasn’t ever beat so hard for another person.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Real love isn’t conditional. It’s seeing somebody for everything they are and accepting all of them. It’s knowing you’re friends first and lovers second, understanding that arguments are opportunities to know each other deeper. It’s dinner waiting in the microwave, lights left on to welcome you home safely. It’s showering together so you can kiss a little longer. It’s two a.m. secrets spilled while you’re wrapped up in each other, dancing in the kitchen, Disney movies on the couch while crying your heart out. It’s supporting dreams, growing together, and growing separately. Because when you can stand strong on your own, you can stand strong together. If”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Poor guy hasn’t figured out that I’m caviar; he can’t afford me no matter how hard he tries.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I changed my mind. I want her, and I’m gonna have her. Carter walks away, leaving his sister glaring at me, and when she flips me the double bird, I know that only God can help me now. Fuck me, I’m going for it anyway.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Are you sure you don’t want to drink tonight?” She slaps my hand and stuffs it in the middle console. “We can take an Uber home.” “Nah, I’m good.” “Well, if you change your—” “I won’t. I’m gonna fuck your mouth later, and something about me being drunk and you being sober while I do it doesn’t sit right with me.” Jennie doesn’t even miss a beat as she stares out the window. “Whether you’re drunk or sober isn’t gonna stop me from sitting on your face and coming all over your tongue.” She looks my way with a dazzling grin as I leave the car idling on the street, slack jawed, and she squeezes my thigh, right next to my cock. “Ready, big guy?”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“Spending time with Jennie is like a Sunday you don’t want to ever end. Every moment leading up to it is perfect, a weekend that goes by way too fast. Sunday comes sooner than you want it to, and you hold on to every fleeting moment, every single minute, not ready to put it down, to say good-bye. You think if you just don’t close your eyes, you won’t have to.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“You do let me shine. And so does Garrett. He’s so patient with me, and so kind. He makes me feel like I can be whoever I want to be. He talks and he listens. I feel safe with him, Carter.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“That’s okay, but ghosting me for a week isn’t. That’s not how we solve problems in this family, Carter. Not you and me. We talk. We communicate.” He hangs his head. “I know.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me

“I love you so much, but I really wanted to keep loving you right here. I know it’s selfish of me, but—” I wrap her in my arms, heart squeezing. “Thank you.” “I’m so grateful for you, Jennie.”
― Becka Mack, Play With Me