“Is talking the only thing you can do with your mouth?" Seven flicked a look up. "No." "Good.” — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share Image
“And how did you know about that?” Seven looked at his watch. Chase held up a hand. “Let me guess, in two minutes and… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“[...]he‘s a man you‘d be proud to bring home to mom. Gay or straight. Unfortunately, if your mother is anything like mine, you‘d probably… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Jesus, Martin, what the hell do I pay you for?” “My good looks, the occasional blow job, and my constant supply of Jim Beam.”… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Chase said, “It was a crazy idea.” An impossible idea. “Nothing is impossible, Chase, only improbable. And when you can see into the future… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Lovely, not only did the truck look like it was on its last leg, it was going to take the environment with it.” — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Why the hell would I get arrested for shoplifting?” August pointed to Keegan's cock poking out of the slit of his boxers. “Because they'll… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“know, I’m in a really shitty mood right now, so nothing would give me greater pleasure than making a window through your face.” “You… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Only the strong survived. Only the strong were rewarded. For the longest time, Four was another conquest. A prize Three had won. Then he’d… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“[the car] backfired a lot. Loud enough that when I drove in the wrong part of town and it let loose with a gas… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Is talking the only thing you can do with your mouth?" Seven flicked a look up. "No." "Good.” — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“I’m not very good at—” “Indigo.” Ariel kissed him. “You do say it, every time we’re together, every time you make love to me.… — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“Chase had looked at the apartment—online—talked to the real estate agent—online—obtained references—online. Now, standing in the hallway, it was obvious he’d gotten fucked—online.” — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
“When you are on the edge of death you are no longer a child. You understand things you couldn’t even comprehend as an adult.” — Adrienne Wilder Copy Share
