Genicious > Quotes

“Maybe we'll meet again in another life. When the stars align.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Hate Me

“He starts a fire inside of me, and I'm like the ice for his underlying ire.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Hate Me

“Maybe we’ll meet again in another life. When the stars align.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Hate Me

“Maybe we'll meet again when the stars align.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Love Me

“I spent the last four years waiting for you when I should have been fighting for you instead. That’s why now.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Love Me

“Not all monsters are bad, Ace.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Hate Me

“Because nothing that feels this good can last. And nothing can escape a black hole, not even us.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Hate Me

“I need more with you.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Love Me

“I’ll never forget my first love. It was innocent but powerful as it swept me off my feet. It came unexpectedly, and I was entranced by how earth-shattering it was. I became intoxicated—drugged—unable to imagine a life without him. I questioned how I ever existed without him, without his voice, his touch, without…him. It was a fervent addiction”
― Genicious, I Need You To Love Me

“He was home for me. He always had been, and no matter what, we’d always find our way back home.”
― Genicious, Sins for Cigarettes

“Once I stabilize myself, my eyes land on Ace. He’s on his knees at the bottom of the stairs, ready to catch me. “What were you going to do?” I ask, furrowing my eyebrows. “Soften the blow, so I could make a joke about you falling for me.” He grins. I roll my eyes. “That’s unfortunate.”
― Genicious, I Need You To Hate Me

“I live for fairytales,” she rambled on. “Sometimes, I feel like I was born in the wrong era. I want there to be grand gestures and actual dates. Happy-ever-afters. Kind of sad knowing we’ll never experience what our parents and grandparents had.”
― Genicious, Sins for Cigarettes

“worrying about the future wouldn’t stop it from happening. It would just prevent me from experiencing the present.”
― Genicious, Sins for Cigarettes