Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Quotes

Erienne Stared Up At Him, And When She Spoke It Was Almost In Awe. "And What Of You, Christopher? If I Were To Yield Myself To You, Would You, Then, Honor Me?"
"Honor You?" He Breathed. "Sweetest Erienne, How Could I Not? You Are Ever In My Thoughts, Bending Me, Twisting Me, Plucking At The Fibers Of My Mind. The Man Inside Me Trembles Whenever You're Near, And I Groan In Agony For The Touch Of Your Hand Laid Upon Me In A Soft Caress. I Am Beset With My Desire For You, And If I Thought For One Moment That You Would Not Loathe Me Forever, I Would Ease My Lusts This Very Night, Be You Willing Or Nay. But I'd Rather Hear My Name Fall From Your Lips With Words Of Love Than Snarled In Tones Of Hate. 'Tis The One Thing That Keeps You Safe From Me, Erienne. 'Tis The Only Thing."

-Erienne & Christopher

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