14 Quotes by Helen Hardt

One more kiss like that, and I'd let him do whatever he wanted. Tie me up. Dress me like a nurse. Make me call him Daddy. I didn't care.

Because I crave you. I crave your lips, your tongue, your body pressed against mine.

When the uphill battle seems unwinnable, when you’re ready to throw in the towel, remember that. Remember your strength. You are worth something. And you deserve happiness.

But there’s an old saying that if everyone threw their problems in a pile, and you saw what they all were, you’d go racing back to take your own.

By the time I’m done with you, blue eyes, you are going to be rode hard and put away wet.

I can’t remember the last time I went to the kitchen at night to stare at a glass of water.

I refused to lose my heart to someone who was incapable of giving me his.

Not much of a gentleman, but what did I care? I just wished he’d walk a little slower. I needed a little more time before the dreaded car ride. I followed him to a shiny burgundy Mercedes. The Steels had money. A lot of it. While I went home from college during the summers and did secretarial work for my father’s construction company, Marj took whirlwind tours to Europe and cruises to the Greek Isles.

You’re the only thing I’ve ever wanted in my life,” he whispered.