Cabdriver Quotes

“His world shrank so those lips were the world. That rosebud. That heart. He swooped in, but stopped just short of her mouth, so the steam from his breath joined with hers. Waited. Because although he had come, rather rapidly, to his "fuck it" revelation, that didn't mean she had.

He hoped she had. Please let her have.

There were only a few millimeters between them.

She closed the gap.

It was different this time. This was premeditated, and they were in her secret place in the middle of the goddamn Alps.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“Happiness - whether you're experiencing it or creating it for others - is important. And happiness and comfort, it turns out, are not the same things.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“He lifted her hand to his mouth and kissed the back of it.

Because why not? A cabdriver from the Bronx didn't have that many opportunities to spend the evening with a princess, and when he did - especially if she was a sad princess - he should probably seize the chance to kiss her hand.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“He held out his arm and she took it. "We're off to see the wizard.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“Oooff."

Was that?

Leo whirled - and was promptly hit in the face by a second snowball.

Holy shit. Was the princess of Eldovia really throwing snowballs at him?”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“He did not want to escape. So he surrendered to this madness, this beautiful madness. This wanting. Let himself melt, as heat shot through his body despite the cold. It had been so long since he'd kissed anyone, and having that heart-shaped mouth under his was so improbable and, frankly, it was making him crazy. So was the no-holds-barred enthusiasm with which she was returning his kiss.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“Oh my god, you are from a fake Hallmark country," Leo deadpanned.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“Show me your room."

H reversed the phone and made for the bathroom. "Let me show you the soap I ate earlier.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas

“I think," he drawled. "This Hallmark movie is about to get a lot more interesting.”
― Jenny Holiday, A Princess for Christmas