“People come and go. Most of them are only in your life to get you somewhere. And what I mean by that… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“yeah, his life was really fuckin’ weird. Between the clan, Colton’s wishing squirrel, and the molestation by a hundred-pound woman with silver… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“What’s the point of living until old age if you forget to live on your way there?” — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“This life required scars,... Some were on the outside, and some they carried on the inside. But scars weren’t shameful. They meant… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“Colt complained about everything—the tree, the snowball that hit him in the ballsack, the cold weather, how Trigger’s horse had escaped again,… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“That’s sad.” “What is?” “The loss of a friendship.” “Nah, that’s life. People come and go. Most of them are only in… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“Brighton dabbed the side of her lip, and when he pulled his shirt away, it was smeared with crimson. Son of a mother fluffin’… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“Part of her wanted to flip him off for telling her what to do, but a bigger part of her wanted to straddle his… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“Sure. Great. Now I know her name. At least it’s not Cinnamon the whore-faced, nipple clamped, smelly vag—” “Laura Beck. My sister.” — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“When you can physically hear their heart breaking? Well, it did awful things to my insides, and your dad deserved a fist for every… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“People come and go. Most of them are only in your life to get you somewhere. And what I mean by that is they… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“GREY: You don’t have to be perfect. No one else in Red Havoc is. Be you.” — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“She really wanted a spanking now. A spanking and a cookie. That was a first.” — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“No women up here. You know the rules. We aren’t into renting to strangers, either. Especially not high fallutin’ city slickin’ judgy judgertons like… — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
“He’d put all of her insecurities to rest and taught her that she was enough.” — T.S. Joyce Copy Share Image
