Nyte Quotes

“How do you find me so easily?”

“Because you are the brightest star,” he said, a murmur over my lips. “And the brightest star needs the darkest night.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“When falls Night, the world will drown in Starlight,” she recited.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“Think of me, and I will answer,” he spoke to my mind. Then he pulled away, lingering against my mouth to say aloud, “Long for me, and I am right here with you.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“Who did this to you?” His tone grated with bitter-cold notes.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“Knowing you are naked right now is the most riling madness I’ve felt in a very long time.” I trembled at the low, silvery gravel of his voice, easing over to the water and dipping my toes in first. I couldn’t bite back the soft sighs as more hot water caressed my skin. “And those god-damned sounds you make, Starlight.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“I don’t spare your thoughts because I’ve gained some moral code; it’s because I don’t need them. One look in your eyes and you don’t even realize you tell me everything. Like right now, you have no idea the punishment you’re inflicting with that look, knowing should this veil not exist, one touch would make the stars collide, and neither of us would care if we collapsed the world with it.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“You deserve to be worshipped—every damn inch of you.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“I have waited so long for you,” he murmured, pressing his lips to my jaw, then my neck, and I moaned softly, clutching his hair in my fingers. “I would have waited an eternity for this.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“Who did this to you?” His tone grated with bitter-cold notes.”
― C. C. Penaranda

“You have an intrusive habit of touching me.” “You have an inquisitive will to allow it.” He dropped his hand slowly. “Maybe you even desire it.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying

“You are more of a survivor than you know, Astraea. It does not make you a monster.”
― C.C. Peñaranda, The Stars Are Dying