Kimberly Soto > Quotes

“Why be like everyone else when you can stand out.”
― Kimberly Blalock

“I tucked the white cotton dress shirt into my slacks and reached for the drawer where I’d kept my cufflinks, sweeping a pair of black diamonds into my palm. I folded the cuffs one at a time and inserted the small links. After
I was fully dressed I unbound the royal blue tie, turned, and faced the mirror.

I stood alone in the large closet, it was more of a room that housed my clothes, but they only filled one side. I was tall and needed to back away from the floor-length mirror to see how I looked. It was my typical dark suit, flashy, vibrant tie, and handkerchief. I finished the trinity knot, slid the dark hand stitched jacket on, and exited the bedroom expecting to see Bella.”
― Kimberly Soto

“I tucked the white cotton dress shirt into my slacks and reached for the drawer where I’d kept my cufflinks, sweeping a pair of black diamonds into my palm. I folded the cuffs one at a time and inserted the small links. After
I was fully dressed I unbound the royal blue tie, turned, and faced the mirror.

I stood alone in the large closet, it was more of a room that housed my clothes, but they only filled one side. I was tall and needed to back away from the floor-length mirror to see how I looked. It was my typical dark suit, flashy, vibrant tie, and handkerchief. I finished the trinity knot, slid the dark hand stitched jacket on, and exited the bedroom expecting to see Bella”
― Kimberly Soto

“Spring had definitely arrived and with it came lots of rain. The trees had budded, and soon the grounds would be filled with flowers. I beamed with many memories that the rainfall evoked. The grounds would soon become a blooming utopia. Spring was my favorite time of the year. No matter what had happened in the long, cold winter months, you could always depend on new life to flourish in the spring. New opportunities were guaranteed to come. I took in the new blooms, adoring their silky finish as we walked along the stone—pathed garden and entered the corridor to the party”
― Kimberly Soto

“My feet relentlessly moved me forward. My breath became harsher, leaving my throat and lungs to burn. I needed to rest. I’d been running”
― Kimberly Blalock, Bella

“I do remember was his eyes. They were as gray as a thundercloud during a summer storm over the ocean and as electric as the bolts that shoot out of the sea. My”
― Kimberly Blalock, Love, Lies, & Crime: Anthology

“I have no idea what I want. Ten hours ago, I was questioning if I loved this man enough to uproot my entire life and move to Chicago with him. Now I find myself hours later with him on one knee asking me to make the ultimate commitment to him. I”
― Kimberly Blalock, Love, Lies, & Crime: Anthology

“Spring had definitely arrived and with it came lots of rain. The trees had budded, and soon the grounds would be filled with flowers. I beamed with many memories that the rainfall evoked. The grounds would soon become a blooming utopia. Spring was my favorite time of the year. No matter what had happened in the long, cold winter months, you could always depend on new life to flourish in the spring. New opportunities were guaranteed to come. I took in the new blooms, adoring their silky finish as we walked along the stone—pathed garden and entered the corridor to the party.”
― Kimberly Soto