Stephanie Street > Quotes

“Do you ever have those days? You know, the ones you never see coming, but they change your life in such a profound way you have to wonder how you could have been so oblivious and easily blindsided?”
― Stephanie Street, Us at the Beach

“And look like a long-lost Jonas brother.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Finn was Natalie's older brother,”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“merch.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Anyone who'd ever seen any movie set in a high school knew how to spot a bully a mile away and Noah fit the part to a tee. Tall and handsome, he might have been charming if he had any sense of humility or dignity. As it was, he was petty and crass, his sense of humor having peaked at pranks and poop jokes.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Her blonde hair hung like a wild mane around her shoulders and down her back. Smooth, tan skin covered her bare shoulders and toned arms. She looked strong like an athlete. I'd never really been attracted to a girl like her before, but something about Jordan turned my crank.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Shawn Mendes”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Noah and his crew were an obnoxious group of alphaholes who paraded around the grounds like they owned the place. Were they skilled at their respective sports? Yes. No one would deny that. But these girls were better. Noah and his minions were nice to the girls at the camp (particularly the hot girls), but for the most part, boys played boys and girls played girls. Until they didn't.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“He knows where you sleep.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Swallowing hard, I took in his dark eyes framed by the kind of lashes women paid big bucks for. Usually, I'd think lashes like his were a waste on a guy, but not this one. He deserved every accessory the good Lord blessed him with, if just for my own viewing pleasure. His perfectly sculpted lips twisted into a scowl and even that was gorgeous. He could scowl on the front of a teen heartthrob magazine and they'd fly off the rack.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“I dressed like a tomboy, no denying it, but I wasn't built like one, for sure. With long blonde hair and an hourglass figure, no one could mistake me for a boy even in all my hockey gear. There would be no hiding my obvious female attributes on the all-male hockey team. And starting that afternoon, right after school, I'd get a solid look at being the only girl on the ice.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“I shook my head. Suck-up.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“After a brief silence, Alex made a bold statement. “Noah is an idiot.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Payson”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win

“Dramatic? Do you know how much balls it took to ask out my Coach’s daughter?” he asked.  “Seriously? You didn’t act like it.”
― Stephanie Street, Playing to Win