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“Snowflakes are beautiful,” he murmurs against my mouth.
“You think I’m . . .” It’s mostly just choked- up noises, rather than words coming out of me.
“Beautiful?” He hums. A rich, life- giving sort of vibration that pours forth to fill my veins. “Of course I do. You’re so goddamn beautiful, my sweet boy.”
― Saving the Rain
“You think I’m . . .” It’s mostly just choked- up noises, rather than words coming out of me.
“Beautiful?” He hums. A rich, life- giving sort of vibration that pours forth to fill my veins. “Of course I do. You’re so goddamn beautiful, my sweet boy.”
― Saving the Rain
“Then come sit on the sofa with me, on my lap. And we will simply be together for a while.”
That sounded very good indeed to James. “Might the cat come in?”
Harold sighed, but there seemed, to James’s ear, more affection than exasperation in the sound. “Yes, the bloody cat can come in.”
― A Scandal for Stratford
That sounded very good indeed to James. “Might the cat come in?”
Harold sighed, but there seemed, to James’s ear, more affection than exasperation in the sound. “Yes, the bloody cat can come in.”
― A Scandal for Stratford
“You taught me that feelings are information, not weakness." His gaze was steady. "Your feelings about this man are giving you information. Clear information, about a threat you should take seriously instead of hiding from.”
― Theirs to Keep: A Why Choose Hockey Romance
― Theirs to Keep: A Why Choose Hockey Romance
“And then I see it. My eyes lock on the tiniest of details, but it’s one that tips my world off its axis all the same.
He’s got his cap on backward. As soon as I notice it flipped around, my stomach swoops in a dramatic swan dive. A fluttering occupies my chest, and oh my fucking god, this cannot be happening.
Fuck my miserable life; I’ve definitely got worse Daddy issues than I thought if seeing him wear his cap backward leaves me feeling a certain way.”
― Saving the Rain
He’s got his cap on backward. As soon as I notice it flipped around, my stomach swoops in a dramatic swan dive. A fluttering occupies my chest, and oh my fucking god, this cannot be happening.
Fuck my miserable life; I’ve definitely got worse Daddy issues than I thought if seeing him wear his cap backward leaves me feeling a certain way.”
― Saving the Rain
“You ought to give him a cat.”
James started. “Bentley?”
“Lord Wellgood,” Harold said. “To show he is not really so gruff, you ought to give him a cat. Perhaps one that sneaks in at night, and he hasn’t the heart to turn it out again, even though he complains loudly to anyone who will listen that it is there.”
James laughed softly. “Perhaps I will.”
“A cat, and a fire, and the man—the woman—he loves in his arms. That would make a fine ending for your story indeed.”
“I think so too,” James murmured, and together they sat and watched the flames as, outside, the night moved slowly closer to dawn.”
― A Scandal for Stratford
James started. “Bentley?”
“Lord Wellgood,” Harold said. “To show he is not really so gruff, you ought to give him a cat. Perhaps one that sneaks in at night, and he hasn’t the heart to turn it out again, even though he complains loudly to anyone who will listen that it is there.”
James laughed softly. “Perhaps I will.”
“A cat, and a fire, and the man—the woman—he loves in his arms. That would make a fine ending for your story indeed.”
“I think so too,” James murmured, and together they sat and watched the flames as, outside, the night moved slowly closer to dawn.”
― A Scandal for Stratford
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