Judy Corry > Quotes

“You don't have to walk me to the door," I said, not wanting to push my luck. Plus, front-porch goodbyes were always so awkward with unspoken expectations. Luke offered me his hand to help me down. "I know I don't have to. But I want to.”
― Judy Corry, Ridgewater High Books 1-6

“Who would have thought that when two jocks sat down to watch a romance movie with a sixteen-year-old girl, it would be the girl who fell asleep?”
― Judy Corry, It Was Always You

“I love you. I don’t ever want to go more than a few hours without seeing you.”
― Judy Corry, Protect My Heart

“If I start singing the ABC's, could you please remove the mic from my hand?" I said, a sudden fluttering of butterflies taking flight in my stomach”
― Judy Corry, Kissing the Boy Next Door

“disrespect.”
― Judy Corry, It Was Always You

“She was the kind that guys would call "hot," while I was what they'd call "quirky.”
― Judy Corry, It Was Always You

“But in this beautiful moment where he held me close and I could smell his faint cologne and feel the strength of his arms, it really did feel like all was right in the world.”
― Judy Corry, Ridgewater High Books 1-6

“Was there that much to learn when it came to running? Weren't you just supposed to put one foot in front of the other and do it as fast as you could?”
― Judy Corry, Kissing the Boy Next Door

“Yes. W-we should.”
― Judy Corry, It Was Always You

“What can I say? I like reading. You can live a thousand different lives without ever having to leave your room.”
― Judy Corry, The Charade

“How did you sleep, anyway?" I asked as he turned down the road just off my street. He shrugged. "Surprisingly really good. I thought I'd be awake all night since that has become kind of my thing this week, but I slept like a baby." "You do realize that phrase 'sleeping like a baby' is a total lie, right?" He glanced away from the road briefly to give me a confused expression. "What do you mean? Don't babies sleep through everything?" "Grant didn't." No, my little nephew was a downright terrible sleeper from the time my sister brought him home from the hospital. "Now every time I hear someone say that phrase, I take it to mean that they’re saying they woke up every two hours to eat, and then cried the other half of the night.”
― Judy Corry, It Was Always You

“Everything will work out." Jenna gave my shoulder a squeeze. "I haven't been shipping you two all this time for nothing.”
― Judy Corry, Kissing the Boy Next Door

“I thought I'd said it lightheartedly enough, but when Coach Slater's expression darkened suddenly, I worried I might have said something to offend him.”
― Judy Corry, Kissing the Boy Next Door

“It hurt too much to feel right now.”
― Judy Corry, Kissing the Boy Next Door

“chuckled.”
― Judy Corry, Her Football Star Ex

“MysteryGirl: Do you think it's possible to like someone you've never seen? BritishBoy: Yes.”
― Judy Corry, Ridgewater High Books 1-6

“But in life, we can't always dwell on 'what ifs.' Sometimes, we have to make a decision, commit to it, and stop searching for what might be coming around the corner.”
― Judy Corry, The Confession

“It actually reminded me of you," I said. "That's why I wanted to show it to you in the first place." "It reminded you of me?" he asked, seeming surprised and slightly confused. I nodded. "Yeah." "And why do you think I look like a crooked tree?”
― Judy Corry, Ridgewater High Books 1-6

“I kissed his forehead, my heart squeezing in my chest for this man who was still a boy.”
― Judy Corry, Meet Me There

“Guys should come with a warning label.”
― Judy Corry, Meet Me There

“She just looked back at me with wide eyes and mouthed the word, Wow. Yeah, my thoughts exactly, sister. The asphalt road we'd been driving on turned into a Belgian block driveway, and after another thirty seconds, we finally emerged from the tree-shrouded path until we reached the terrace of the biggest house I'd ever seen in my life. "Here we are," Nash said, putting his car into park in front of a huge stone country house. "Home sweet home." Home sweet home? More like mansion sweet mansion.”
― Judy Corry, The Charade

“I guess I also worry that whoever I choose will change her mind later. I haven't exactly been successful in making a girl stick around for long.”
― Judy Corry, The Confession

“Tom and Giselle.”
― Judy Corry, Friendzone to End Zone

“Probably just hang out at home and read a book or watch a movie.” You know, basically the same things I did every night.”
― Judy Corry, Hide Away With You: A Brother's Best Friend, Forbidden Romance

“Excuse me?” she said, the shock in her voice every bit as obvious as I expected. “Did you seriously just say that?” “Say what?” I gave her my most innocent expression, feigning ignorance.”
― Judy Corry, Friendzone to End Zone

“I'm sorry I stopped being your friend. I was stupid to let my parents take me away from the best friend I ever had.”
― Judy Corry, Kissing the Boy Next Door

“No. He got a Tesla.”
― Judy Corry, My Mistletoe Mix-Up

“He climbed out and walked to my side of the Jeep, opening the door for me like a true gentleman. I couldn't remember the last time a guy had done that for me…or if a guy had ever done that for me.”
― Judy Corry, Ridgewater High Books 1-6

“Get a grip, Drew. Just because Kate also looks really good wearing glasses, it doesn't mean you need to care about it.”
― Judy Corry, Assisting My Brother's Best Friend

“By ‘meeting,’ you mean your next form of revenge?”
― Judy Corry, Meet Me There