Vivienne Lorret Quotes & Sayings

inside and out. That's what you are - a living, breathing fire. — Vivienne Lorret

A jealous woman holds poison on her tongue. — Vivienne Lorret

Marry me," he said, his voice hoarse. "Share your life with me. Teach our children to ride ponies at twilight in search of fairies. — Vivienne Lorret

It is the woman who sheaths her claws and waits for the perfect opportunity who ends up with the cream from the top of the pail. — Vivienne Lorret

He didn't have the loose-limbed cockiness of a man her age, springing to attention with the desire to impress everyone with his agility and form. No, the stranger moved with a languorous arrogance of a man more settled into his skin. A sort of graceful conceit that suggested entitlement. — Vivienne Lorret

The one who demands nothing, seeks everything. — Vivienne Lorret

If you spend too much time looking for rain, you'll likely find it. — Vivienne Lorret

You could tempt a saint into ruin. — Vivienne Lorret

You have something else of mine, Miss Wakefield," he amended. "I believe you meant to borrow it and return it directly, but you never did return . . . my heart. It's been in your possession since our first meeting."

She drew in a staggered breath, daring to hope.
"Though without a heart, one might wonder how I came to be here, standing before you right now," he went on, making her heard spin again. "Do you wonder, Miss Wakefield?"

When she nodded, he grinned and placed her hand over his chest.
"There is a heart in here, but it is not mine. You see, I believe you made a dire mistake our first meeting. When you meant to return mine, instead you gave me yours. Doesn't it beat strangely beneath my breast? — Vivienne Lorret