Bedside Quote by Emma Chase
““The light on the bedside table next to Sarah brightens. “I’m awake now. I’m going to read for a bit, if it doesn’t bother you.” “Wuthering Heights?” I yawn. “Yes. Sleep well, Henry.” And something about the way she says my name this time—the sweetness of her voice—makes me smile. Until . . . “Hmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmm, hmmmmm, hmm, hmm . . .” And I’m once again staring at the ceiling. “What is that sound?” “What? Oh, that’s me—sorry—I hum when I read.” The bed shakes as she shrugs. “Habit.” “Well for Christ’s sake, don’t.” I’m being an arse. When she doesn’t reply for a few seconds, I start to worry I’ve upset her. It’s not Sarah’s fault I’m tired—and horny. So horny. She doesn’t deserve to have her head ripped off. But before I can apologize, she says, “And here I thought you were the type who’d enjoy a good hummer.” And for a moment I’m stunned. And then I laugh, turning on my side, facing her. “Was that a joke, Sarah Titty-teet-butt-um?” “It was supposed to be, yes.” “And it was a dirty joke. I’m impressed. I’ll have to completely reevaluate my impression of you.” She covers her lovely mouth with her hands. “They slip out from time to time””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Unspecified, contemporary romance excerpt
A character reflects on intimacy, humor, and vulnerability in a bedroom conversation, highlighting how small moments reveal deeper connections.
In simple terms: Intimacy and humor reveal deeper connection.
Embrace honest, playful communication.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- bedroom conversation
- relationship building
- conflict resolution
- self-awareness
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- How does humor affect intimacy?
- What does vulnerability reveal about trust?
Humor may mask deeper insecurities.