Kia Jones > Quotes

“Except for the part where I never told him that I was born a man.”
― Kia Jones, The Santana Brothers

“When we got to the back, I noticed balloons, cake, and floaters in the water. But…that’s it. “Where”
― Kia Jones, Caught Up Loving a Gangsta 2: The Truth

“tried”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“I can’t explain. She’s just strange. Oh, and she’s fearless. Kinda reminds me of Harley Quinn.” Seeing how Yaski had Smiley on edge, what Blanca was saying made perfect sense. “And Smiley is The Joker “It goes perfect together. He smiles a lot, too, just like Joker. Yaski’s a daredevil, just like Harley Quinn. They would actually be a great couple.” “Or they would just end up murdering each other,” I said.”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“Keila is actually a man.”
― Kia Jones, The Santana Brothers 2

“Man, it’s a million girls trying to win a man’s heart right when he gets out of prison. Be the girl who’s only interest is being a nigga’s peace of mind right now. Don’t try to force him to see anything.”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest

“Better tell your little boyfriend how shit go in the hood.” He purposely tried to make his voice deeper. I laughed at him with his long, duck shoes. He was stuck in the early 2000s with that dress of a T-shirt. He was one movement away from leaning with it and rocking with it.”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest

“The thing about a traitor is most of the time, they don’t know that they’re a traitor,” Chola confessed. “Huh?”
― KIA, Dirty South Divas 3: The Finale

“in”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“Women don’t leave a guy every time he cheats. You will be lonely forever.”
― Kia Jones, Pretty Girls Like Trap Boys

“his”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“me”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“Well, you might as well be a bitch. I ain’t got no dick to suck or nothing ‘cause you got it cut off,” he complained.”
― Kia Jones, The Santana Brothers 3

“You know you got roaches crip walking on your couch?”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest

“Temple was about to die.”
― KIA, Dirty South Divas 2

“sat”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“Yes,”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“hid”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“grown”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“She paused for a minute. “I need you to start paying attention to your surroundings.” “Why”
― KIA, Dirty South Divas 3: The Finale

“Se pou Bondye gen pitye pou nanm mwen.” She began to speak Haitian creole, asking God to have mercy on her soul.”
― KIA, The Price of Loving A Boss 2

“on”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“Smiley”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“Coming,”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“With money comes demons, and they come in all forms. Most of the time, they come in the form of friends and family.”
― Kia Jones, Dirty South Divas 3

“I was over there blocking love for someone who was probably making love to another woman right now. A woman that he loved.”
― Kia Jones, Caught Up Loving a Gangsta 2: The Truth

“one”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“Yea.”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 2: An Urban Romance

“Also”
― Kia Jones, To Be Honest 3: The Finale

“I ran up the stairs and into the apartment. I couldn’t see anything at first until the smoke cleared. “Oh shit.”
― KIA, Dirty South Divas 2