Natisha Raynor > Quotes

“I want to enjoy life and be the queen of unbothered.”
― Natisha Raynor, Pleasure and Payne

“No, I didn’t think to tell you, the same way you didn’t think to tell me about your son,” she hissed. “I don’t owe you shit.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Too: Kadafi

“I held onto his neck for dear life as he sexed me savagely. All I could do was moan his name over and over as he stroked me into orgasm after orgasm, and when my body went limp, he laid me on the bed and ate me out until I had one more.”
― Natisha Raynor, Stepdaddy Season

“Am I stupid ma? I mean, I don’t know how much DJ’s make. On a Saturday he might be in the shop for twelve”
― Natisha Raynor, Carried Away

“think Will’s ass was allergic to fun, and I hated that for him. I lowkey hated it for me too because our relationship was like watching paint dry.”
― Natisha Raynor, Last Day of Summer

“There wasn’t a chance in hell that she’d ever take him back even if he wasn’t dying. She knew Loyal might not be thrilled, but she never expected him to threaten to break up with her.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Too: Kadafi

“I used to pray for a man to come save me, but after a few years of that, it dawned on me that no one was coming, and I had to save my damn self.”
― Natisha Raynor, Stepdaddy Season

“I guess so. It’s never hard for you to ghost me, so I decided to stop fighting it. I just got out of a relationship where I was running behind and chasing a woman that acted like she didn’t want to be with me. I made it clear to you that I liked you, but I’m not going to chase or beg anyone. If you don’t want to see me anymore, that’s what it is. I wish nothing but the best for you and your son.”
― Natisha Raynor, Stepdaddy Season 2

“She deserved a real nigga that would treat her nice, spoil her a lil’ bit, and give her some D that made her soul leave her body, but the question was if she’d be able to handle all that without falling in love.”
― Natisha Raynor, Stepdaddy Season

“I kept holding my breath waiting for him to fuck up. It’s not realistic for shit to be so perfect. Things aren’t even perfect in fairytales. Them little princess bitches go through hell before they meet their prince.”
― Natisha Raynor, Loving A Haitian Boss: Kaliya and Quasim

“Simone’s reasons for wanting to watch the kids weren’t all one hundred percent genuine. Yes, she wanted a better relationship with her sons just because now that they were in her life, she truly wanted to get to know them. But she also saw how they treated their grandmother, Winter, Fatima, and their women. The triplets catered to and spoiled all of the women that they loved. Simone could barely get a burger combo out of them. Not because they hated her but because spoiling her didn’t come naturally to them like it did with others. She wanted that to change. Serenity’s dad was a dead beat, and Simone worked hard to pay her bills and take care of her daughter. She often worked more than forty hours a week, and she was still struggling. It would be nice to have someone offer to pay a bill or two, book a massage for her, or send her out of the country on vacation.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Too: Kadafi

“Trauma and bonding. Those are pretty big words. Were they the Sesame Street words of the day?” “Shawty fuck you.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Twins: Justice

“The fact that she was so irate at the thought of him being in Atlanta around Yaminah was the confirmation that he needed to stop having sex with her. It was finally time to cut Jamaica off.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Too: Kadafi

“We could be old and gray, and I’d beat his ass with my cane if I saw him out in the street. If I was a different kind of man, I would kill his ass, but I wasn’t about to let that dummy trick me off the streets. I had two kids to raise. His bum ass could get these hands though. I chuckled sarcastically.”
― Natisha Raynor, Mr. Steal Yo Girl

“I’m coming back, Lauren. I’m gon’ always come back to you shawty. And my kids. I’m good. Just stop looking at me like you’re disappointed in me man.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Twins: Justice

“I thought a mistake was something that occurred once. Doing it more than once is a choice.”
― Natisha Raynor, Carried Away

“Yes, baby,” my balls smacked against her. “You taking this dick like a good fucking girl,” I panted. “Pussy so fucking good.”
― Natisha Raynor, Last Day of Summer

“I’d shit in my hands and clap before I let a woman play in my face like that.”
― Natisha Raynor, Carried Away

“I’m really not in the mood for judgement from the mighty morphine triplet muhfuckin’ power rangers.”
― Natisha Raynor, Chicago

“There was nothing wrong with two mature adults coming together and deciding that they’d grown apart, fallen out of love, or whatever the case may be. If more people did that, it would actually save more feelings in the end.”
― Natisha Raynor, Last Day of Summer

“You can keep the bricks. I won’t be needing them. And if you kill Lauren, you better kill me too, ‘cus if not, all the kids that you spoiled and raised from day one are going to be crying over your grave.”
― Natisha Raynor, Treacherous Twins: Justice

“I’ve always heard if you have to ask the price, you can’t afford it,” he spoke confidently.”
― Natisha Raynor, Last Day of Summer

“Seeing you raise your kids alone and work as hard as you do, tugs at a nigga’s heartstrings. If I can afford to help you, and I’m offering, then let me. Being stubborn just gon’ have yo’ ass overworked, underpaid, and angry all the time. If I can’t help to make your life easier, I don’t need to be in it.”
― Natisha Raynor, Stepdaddy Season

“Peep this,” I stared into her eyes serious as a heart attack. “Whoever you send my way better have some life insurance, or their granny better be able to fry some mean fish. ‘Cus after I put ‘em in the dirt, selling plates will be the only way their funeral will get paid for otherwise. Don’t play with me,” I gritted.”
― Natisha Raynor, Carried Away