Mary Calmes Quotes

I Know You Worry About Getting Older, About Not Being The Prettiest Guy In The Room Anymore."

And I Worried About Aging, But Not How He Thought. I Had Never Presumed I Was Prettiest, Just One Of Many. My Only Concern Now Was That Sam Kage Thought I Was Hot.

"But There Will Never Come A Time When That Will Be The Case," He Said, Pressing Soft Kisses To The Side Of My Neck. I Leaned My Head Back So He Could Reach More Of My Throat. "To Me, Jory," He Said, "you're More Beautiful Now Than You Ever Have Been, And I Can't Wait To See What You're Gonna Look Like At Forty And Fifty And Sixty, And God Willing A Lot More Numbers After That."

"Many After That," I Assured Him As My Eyes Drifted Open So I Could Look Up Into His Smoky-blue Ones.

"The Most Important Thing Is That You're Mine, You Belong To Me," He Said, His Hands Pressing Me Closer Before He Kissed Me.

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