Jennifer L. Armentrout Quote
Pulling my hand away, he rose, slanting his head to kiss me deeply as he pushed me onto my back, with his weight draped over me. I’ve never had anything that was my own, he said against my mouth. Nothing that was ever for just me and no one else. I’ve never been anyone’s first. He kissed me and then lifted his head. I stared into his eyes. I’ve never been anyone’s only.That made my heart ache for him as I raised my hand, pressing my palm against his cheek. You’re my first, I whispered. You’re…you’re my only.His lips parted. You can’t say that and not mean it.I held his gaze as my chest swelled. I mean it.He smoothed his thumb over my lip. I really am a lucky son of a bitch.
Jennifer L. Armentrout
Pulling my hand away, he rose, slanting his head to kiss me deeply as he pushed me onto my back, with his weight draped over me. I’ve never had anything that was my own, he said against my mouth. Nothing that was ever for just me and no one else. I’ve never been anyone’s first. He kissed me and then lifted his head. I stared into his eyes. I’ve never been anyone’s only.That made my heart ache for him as I raised my hand, pressing my palm against his cheek. You’re my first, I whispered. You’re…you’re my only.His lips parted. You can’t say that and not mean it.I held his gaze as my chest swelled. I mean it.He smoothed his thumb over my lip. I really am a lucky son of a bitch.
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About Jennifer L. Armentrout
She is considered a "hybrid" author, having successfully self-published while maintaining active contracts with small independent presses, and traditional publishers. Her current publishers include Spencer Hill Press, Entangled Publishing, Harlequin Teen, Disney/Hyperion, and HarperCollins.
Not be confused with fellow novelist Jenny Gallifrey Joel Trout, who was born Jennifer Lynne Armintrout, also in 1980.