Laike Quotes

“How you valued one’s time was a direct reflection of how much or little you valued them.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“A baby that wasn’t conceived during your relationship? A baby that could’ve happened at any time during the what? Twelve or thirteen years you played in every pussy under the Channing City sun? Hmmm? Put your fucking tears away and man up, nigga. Karma is a bitch, and she’s a bad one. But, you’re an Eisenberg and ain’t a motherfucker on earth badder.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“Until you figure that out and act accordingly, then I’m on your ass. Literally and figuratively.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“Baisleigh was my heart in human form, walking and thriving outside of my chest.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“Baisleigh knew me better than anyone. She knew me better than I knew myself. That’s why I wasn’t surprised when her features saddened and her eyes slowly closed before reopening.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“He smelled like good dick and money.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“In my defense, I told you to be ready at 8. You chose to ignore me, knowing what’s up with me. Now, fix your pretty face and get ready to act like you have some sense in this restaurant. Aight? I hope you’re hungry.” “My door.” I sighed, pointing in the direction of my door. He’d closed it, but I hadn’t locked it.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“No matter how much I love them, I’ll always love myself more.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“Because, Laike, I’m not into keeping a nigga that doesn’t want to be kept.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“We were never together, Ashlyn. And, na. If bad breath, plaque buildup, and bumpy gums are your thing, then who am I to interfere with that?”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“let me explain something to you, Ashlyn. Check your feelings. I never promised you anything but dick and you got plenty of that.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“Your pussy not even good enough to be blowing down this line like that, baby girl.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike

“I wept for the time we’d lost together. I wept for the time we’d spend together. And I wept for the future we were planning for that would never happen. I wept for the losses we’d taken over the year. I wept for the memories we’d made. I wept for me, and I wept for B. Because no matter how hard we tried, life just didn’t want to let us be.”
― Grey Huffington, Laike