J S Scott Quotes

“He was a piece of myself that had always been missing. I just hadn’t known it until he’d started to look at me like I was his, like we belonged together.”
― J.S. Scott, Entangled

“He leaned forward and pressed his body against mine, his warm breath wafting across my ear as he said in a low, hungry tone, “You know what I think? I’m pretty sure you want a man who can instruct you for a change. I think you crave a guy who can actually make you submit and focus on nothing but pleasure.”
― J.S. Scott, Ensnared

“Later, I couldn’t have explained what happened in that moment, the instant that my brain and my inheritance truly aligned. That exact instant when I truly realized I was free to do whatever I wanted. The second I comprehended that my job of raising my siblings really was done, and that they were all just as wealthy as I was, or more. I’d kept my head down and worked for so damn long. Just like I’d promised my mother that I would. And she’d been right. My actions had kept every one of my siblings safe. I’d worked frantically, desperately, afraid that if I didn’t, something bad would happen. Finally, I looked up because I realized that I’d done everything I’d promised my mom I would do. And when I really looked up, I was utterly and completely … lost.”
― J.S. Scott, Enchanted

“Later, I couldn't have explained what happened in that moment, the instant that my brain and my inheritance truly aligned. That exact instant when I truly realized I was free to do whatever I wanted. The second I comprehended that my job of raising my siblings really was done, and that they were all just as wealthy as I was, or more. I’d kept my head down and worked for so damn long. Just like I’d promised my mother that I would. And she’d been right. My actions had kept every one of my siblings safe. I'd worked frantically, desperately, afraid that if I didn’t, something bad would happen. Finally, I looked up because I realized that I’d done everything I'd promised my mom I would do. And when I really looked up, I was utterly and completely … lost.”
― J.S. Scott, Enchanted