Jerrokxsophie Quotes

“Kef me, you're beautiful," Jerrok whispers, cupping my face in his hands. He gazes down at me with wonder, like he's never seen anything like me in his life.”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs

“Will you keep kissing me?"

He chuckles, and it's like liquid chocolate pouring into my veins. "I don't think I could stop.”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs

“Please tell me that's not our ride."

"It's not our ride," Jerrok calls in a flat voice on the other side of the shuttle, his arms moving as he tightens something.

His tone tells me otherwise. "Are you lying?"

"Yup."

"Goddamn it. I hate you.”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs

“Those scars say that your people failed you. They say that you got dealt a shitty hand by the very people you nearly lost your life to save. They say you're a survivor and you're tough."

No one's ever said anything so nice to me. I don't know what to say back. "I think you're blinded by my charm."

She smacks me on the back of the head with the comb and then giggles. "You're an asshole. And I like you anyhow.”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs

“Cat just pats my shoulder. "I tried to punch everyone in the face for a long time afterward. You know when Tarekh freed me, I spit in his face."

I blanch at the thought. "Was he very mad?"

"Nah, he fell in love”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs

“You need to see my beautiful little daughter, Jerrok. She looks just like her father."

"Have I met him?" Jerrok jibes back.

Fran just laughs”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs

“You've felt that way for a while?"

I nod.

"I love you," she tells me. "I want to stay here forever with you. I love being here. I love being at your side. I love waking up with you. But I didn't want you to feel pressured into taking on someone just because we slept together. I know how much you value your freedom—"

I lean forward and press my brow against hers. "It's not freedom if I'm missing you. I wouldn't ever ask you to stay if you wanted to go, but…if you stayed, it'd make me the happiest male in the universe.”
― Ruby Dixon, When She Belongs