“ A man who stands in front of a woman does nothing more that block her view. She needs a man standing next to her. Penelope Douglas
“ My eyes burn with tears, and I'm so tired. So tired of holding back everything I feel and want to say. So tired of being someone I'm not and making mistakes that I didn't have any fun making. Penelope Douglas
“ Fallon affected my body in weird ways. But only because she’s different, I told myself. Penelope Douglas
“ But we were different now. I wanted only his pain, and judging from the girl he’d come home with last night, Madoc was still the same. A user. Penelope Douglas
“ I can’t change the past, Tate. I wish I could, because I’d go back and relive every day that I existed without you, and I’d make sure that you smiled.” My eyes burned with regret, and I saw the pools… Penelope Douglas
“ Sometimes I wore smiles but didn’t feel them. Sometimes I felt them and didn’t wear them. I didn’t want her to know how much I craved this. I bit my bottom lip. Penelope Douglas
“ You turn me on.” He cups my face, brushing my hair away from my eyes and a tear off my cheek.”“God, you turn me on. You're driving me crazy. I want you to need my hands on you. Do you? Penelope Douglas
“ He's a reminder of what I want to feel everyday, whether it's with him or on my own. He's taught me that who I am when I'm with him feels too good to sacrifice for the approval of everyone else. The w… Penelope Douglas
“ Longing, because I miss her. I miss talking to her as me. Lust greater than I've ever known, because we're like this, it's the only time she softens and changes and gives me an inch, and it's a need t… Penelope Douglas
“ I read once that the best thing that can happen to a woman is to get her heart broken. Before that, she has no real sense of herself. No real sense of pain, because only in love does she know what it’… Penelope Douglas
“ You have to have something to love. Something to fight for to make living a goal instead of a job. Penelope Douglas
“ It's odd to see how no one is really human to us until we talk to them and realize there's barley any separation between who we are and who they are. Penelope Douglas
