“Talk to me. Say something, anything," he pleaded quietly as if he was trying to tame a wild animal."There's nothing to say."He looked up and lowered his eyebrows on his eyes. "Why did you kiss me?”

“He gently sucked on my lower lip, biting it carefully with his teeth. It sent tingles all over my body and I had to hold on to his strong shoulders, firm under my fingers. I opened my mouth and tug...”

“Take a table and Ill join you in a second.When he walked away I did something I couldnt be scolded for doing.I checked out his ass in his jeans andthat looked good.”

“Why are you looking at me like that? he asked, his hand tensing for a second on my hip.No reason. I moved my hand up his chest and on the way his abs contracted.He pushed me away abruptly, forcing ...”

“I was falling back again and fast, or maybe Id never stopped feeling something for him. And it was still hopeless, but at least, I could touch him a little bit.”

“I had never had a big opinion for myself. I had always thought I'd be a fuck up, that I'd be disappointed like always by life and people. But at this very moment, I knew it. I wasn't a good man, no...”

“Any man's a fool who lets himself be a wage-earning slave, today.”

“If love is like a possession, maybe my letter are like my exorcisms”

“I had fallen too far. I was in love with Rush Finlay.”

“She was an idiot. An adorable, gorgeous, feisty, funny, sweet, sexy idiot.”

“Did you miss me?A little bit, she said with a shrug.You have tears running down your cheeks, he said with a grin. I think you missed me more than a little.”

“I don't know what the future holds. I only know that I want to be with you. You and me. Everything else is negotiable.”

“Marc had grown up, gotten away from the partying lifestyle that made him feel as if his mere presence was a gift to those around him and knew himself for what he'd truly been back then. A fool. Hop...”

“Alas! I thought I had only a friendship for you, but the grief I now feel convinces me, that I cannot live without you.”

“There. Let the gods of friendship and common sense strike him dead.”