Quote by D. H. Lawrence

“She drew him down against her, and his sinewy strength and the softness of the bed became the safest place in the world.”

— Katherine Harbour

“And somehow, she had wound up exactly where she knew she’d be safest.”

— Sarah J. Maas

“...the thought crossed her mind that a bed was really a very strange thing-a human nest, really, where our human fragility made its nightly…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“Every movement was sure and steady, and she always walked with purpose and seemed alert and ready for anything. I didn’t know if these…

— Maya Bode

“I felt safe. It was as if the essence of grandmotherliness had been condensed into that one place, that one time.”

— Neil Gaiman

“Dangerous, she thought, this was so dangerous. Too many pieces of her in his hands. She had to hold something back, some part of…

— Nalini Singh

“I shouldn't have stayed as long as I did, but I wanted to hold her while she slept. I wanted her to know I…

— M. Leighton

“She much preferred to be safely on the outside of life, watching, than deeply involved.”

— Katie Fforde

“Safe?” Her voice was small, timid and delicate. But beautiful. The one word chimed like little bells. Her first word spoken to me.”

— Patricia Lynne

“Once she’d stepped into her room and shut the door behind her, all common sense and good intentions evaporated. She stood awestruck and mute,…

— Vivienne Savage

“We fall onto the bed together and I am careful not to land on her since she is so little. And perfect”

— Monica Murphy

“She stayed there, in her ball dress, without strength to go to bed, overwhelmed, on a chair, without a fire, without a thought.”

— Guy de Maupassant