83 Quotes About The-incurable-matchmaker

I fear the rain has stopped and it is time to squelch our way back through the grass to the house.""If you were a gentleman," she said, "you would carry me.

She laughed rather self-consciously. "I have never talked about this with anyone before," she said.He hunched his shoulder so that her head slipped against it. "People so rarely talk about anything that matters," he said. "We fill silences and so often live with a deeper silence and a greater loneliness.

Are you afraid of the storm, by the way? I have two perfectly free arms with which to shelter you if you are.

They strolled toward the causeway, and he took her hand, lacing his fingers with hers.'I am quite capable of moving of my own volition, I thank you,' Diana said, staring straight ahead.He looked down at her in feigned astonishment. 'I am quite sure you are,' he said. 'I would have swung you up into my arms if I had thought you were not.' He retained his hold of her hand.

He wanted her. He did not say so, but the evidence was there for her, and it was indisputable. He wanted her. And she wanted him, with an ache that drugged her mind again. It had been so long. So very long. And it had never been exciting. Never anything but briefly and mildly pleasurable. But she ached to be possessed again, to feel her femininity affirmed again. And with him. With him it would be good. Very good.

And he must have felt her desire. And her surrender. He might have made her his.

You shared a very private feeling with me," he said. "I have merely returned the compliment.

What is going to happen between you and me in that time? Are we going to do what we both want to do?

It's not enough. There has to be something else. And there is nothing else between you and me.