Jennifer L. Armentrout Quotes

I Think It's Obvious If You're Wanted Here Or Not."
"Daemon," Hissed Dee, Her Cheeks Red. She Turned To Me, Tears In Her Eyes. "He's Not Being Serious."
"Are You Being Serious, Daemon?" Ash Turned In His Lap, Head Cocked To The Side.
My Heart Was Already Pounding In My Chest When His Eyes Met Mine. His Were Sheltered. "Actually I Was Being Serious." He Leaned Over The Table, Staring Up At Me Through Thick Lashes. "You're Not Wanted Here."
Dee Spoke Again, But I Was Beyond Hearing. My Face Felt Like It Was On Fire. People Around Us Were Starting To Stare. One Of The Thompson Boys Was Smirking While The Other Looked As Though He Wanted To Crawl Underneath The Table For Me. The Rest Of The Kids At The Table Were Staring At Their Plates. One Of Them Snickered.
I'd Never Been More Humiliated In My Life.

Related Authors

• Alison Lundergan Grimes
• David Joyner
• Edwin Howard Armstrong
• Emma Alisyn
• Evangeline Denmark
• Gary Renard
• Jean Lowe Carlson
• John Southard
• Ludwig Tieck
• Michael Owen Bruce
• Michael Sledge
• Roger Wolcott Sperry

Related Topics

• Quotes About Movies

  On the movie side of things, the difficulties come with so few movies being made, and when they are, it seems that it's a marketing game. Story sometimes takes a — Jim Rash

• Quotes About Happy Lovers

  It is that happy stretch of time when the lovers set to chronicling their passion. When no glance, no tone of voice is so fleeting but it shines with significance. — Ahdaf Soueif

• Jesus Walks On Water Quotes

  He comes into the world God knows how, walks on the water, gets out of his grave and goes up off the Hill of Howth. What drivel is this? — James Joyce

• Reading And Imagination Quotes

  I think imagination is one of the greatest blessings of life, and while one can lose oneself in a book one can never be thoroughly unhappy. — Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt

• Truth But Funny Quotes

  The truth a fairly important thing to hold on to when you've been pulled out of the sea after wanting to drown in it. I could've let the sea take — Sarah Moore Fitzgerald