443 Quotes About New-adult-romance

Suppressing feelings gives them more power.

Ella was a perfect study in contradictions, and I’d somehow contracted her like a beautiful disease.

Branches etched a network of veins across the starry night sky. My own veins were exposed and raw from my attraction to Ella—attraction, hell. More like obsession.

Abby was laughing and panting for breath, her eyes bright, her face beaming under the sun. She spilled across the shore at my feet, her blond hair tangled and wet, clothes stuck to her body. She was the sexiest mermaid I’d ever seen.

My feelings for Liam couldn’t be processed as a single thought. He’d become a symphony in my mind, composed of boundless crescendos that never reached a logical end.

I pushed Liam back, wanting him to fall like I was falling. To feel that instant of confusion, of not being sure where life was leading, but thinking that might be okay.

His plan sounded dreamy—assuming we were a normal couple, headed out for a normal date, but we weren’t that couple. We were a freak show of his own making.

Joshua smiles, runs his finger round the rim of the coconut. ‘Some people are summer, and some people are winter,’ he says softly after a moment, but I’m just looking at the ocean now, trying not to fall.

You’re the ketchup to my fries.”“Here we say tomato sauce and chips.”“Doesn’t have quite the same ring.