Gryffin Murphy

“Mo shíorghrá means “My eternal love” in Irish. It was what my father always called my mother. I remember as a kid hearing him greet her with it in the morning when he asked her how she slept. When she unintentionally made him laugh, he would say it with a shake of his head. Even when they argued, he would end the fight by whispering it into her hair. Every time he said it, I was so struck with the power of their everlasting devotion to each other. Every time I say it to you, I once again feel that same power. I love you eternally, Sophia Rose.”
― Gryffin Murphy, Love-Struck

“You younger wolves can’t spend one night without your ladies,” an elder scoffed. “I could, but I’m in love and I spent every night for seven years without her,” Connall replied honestly, “So why should I want to tonight?”
― Gryffin Murphy, Pulled