Quote by James Lear Download Open image ““You've got haired," he said. "Must be that cold Scottish weather.”” — James Lear ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.9 out of 5 (10 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“As we stepped outside, the first thing I noticed was the heavy humidity. The temperature had to be in the eighties, which was fitting… — Elle Vanzandt Copy Share Image
“Then I flipped my hair across his face and said, "Do you like my hair, baby? It's Winterfresh, like a mountain spring.” — Cheyanne Young Copy Share Image
“You have no idea how cute you look with all those snowflakes in your hair,” he murmured. “And you look cute with hypothermia. I… — Richelle Mead Copy Share Image
“He was warm, partly because he had on many layers, and partly because boys whoa re part wolf and part wind do not get… — Dave Eggers Copy Share Image
“Har. Bloody. Har." He smiles. "Oh, I see. Known me less than a day and teasing me about my accent. What's next? Care to… — Stephanie Perkins Copy Share Image
“The weather is fine,' she said after a moment. 'Have we already run out of things to say?' His voice was light and teasing,… — Julia Quinn Copy Share Image
“Her lips quiver with the cold. She looks shy and apologetic. Some hair has escaped her loose ponytail and she brushes it back. She… — Lynda Renham Copy Share Image
“I think your hair could blow every which ways in a high wind and still look pretty," he answered, then dropped his gaze and… — Werner A. Lind Copy Share Image
“Perhaps the blood that was flooding into his dick, bringing it to full erection, was starving his brain of oxygen.” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“I felt defeated and dismayed. I trusted nobody, and I felt impotent-not only in the sexual sense.” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“Even my dick was relaxing, and had fallen from the upright to the horizontal.” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“He’s not so bad-looking," I said, and it was true: the conductor was tall and well made, with a strong jawline and heavy, masculine… — James Lear Copy Share Image
“Sex, for me, is equally capable of expressing positive and negative emotions, often at the same time.” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“If you're suggesting that I'm after his money-" "I know perfectly well which part of Bertrand you're after, Simmonds.” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“Only an Englishman of Morgan's class could call a queer suicide with overtones of financial wrongdoing a "muddle".” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“Here was some mystery I would get to the bottom of. Not the bottom I'd been hoping for, but not a bad alternative.” — James Lear Copy Share Image
“At first I couldn't believe it. I waited, not moving my cock, which was rock hard thanks to this pulsing grip. But yes, here… — James Lear Copy Share Image
“What a charming man," I said. "I do not like him." "Bertrand, it’s a little early in our friendship to be jealous." Bertrand looked… — James Lear Copy Share Image
