Marriage Quote by F. Scott Fitzgerald

“I want to be a bad example,” she said. “I see.” Myrtle stirred herself, ready to walk to the prow. “Well, my dear, I…

— Frances Hardinge

“He made her laugh, and when she spoke, Barbara could tell he was completely present, listening to her words eagerly.”

— Nathalia Holt

“Dick walked beside her, feeling her unhappiness, and wanting to drink the rain that touched her cheek.”

— f. scott fitzgerald

“Myrtle Mae, you have a lot to learn, and I hope you never learn it.”

— Mary Chase

“Well, hey there, Mrs. Campbell.” We squealed and hugged each other tight in the doorway of Derek’s, and now Faye’s, three-thousand square foot home.”

— Jessica N. Watkins

“We need to talk." she says. "The four most dreaded words in the history of marriage.”

— Andrew Pyper

“her pace quickens, like a girl visiting a beloved grandparent or uncle. How right he was. She is suddenly aware of her need for…

— Nickolas Butler

“Anyhow, she thought, they are aware of each other; they live in each other; what else is love, she asked, listening to their laughter.”

— Virginia Woolf

“drawing room. Connie smiled at Angela but got pushed into the room by Dolly. ‘Give us a call when it’s ready, will you, love?”

— Lynda La Plante

“At the front door, we paused as a girl ran past us to go throw up in the bushes and Rafe and I exchanged…

— Melissa Giorgio

“Gwyneth. He passed her name through his thoughts a hundred times a day. He wanted to say her name, whisper it into her ear.…

— Vonda Sinclair

“their wedding night and the life that would follow.”

— Grace Fisher