Anne-Laure _

“You think you’re indebted to your parents because they gave you everything you have. But they didn’t give you what fucking mattered. They owe you. They owe you for not asking why their daughter isn’t home. Why she looks distant and sad. Why she has barricaded herself in a fucking apartment with her boyfriend. They have failed you, and if they tell you to get on a fucking plane or go to rehab – where we all know you shouldn’t be – then you need to tell them to go to hell. And if you don’t, Lo and I will. I promise you that.”
― Krista Ritchie, Addicted for Now

“​Friends, he thought again, and this time it almost felt real.”
― Nora Sakavic, The Sunshine Court

“Lo focusses on me. “Are you willing to show my son the same respect that I’ve raised him to show you?”
Maximoff makes a face. “Where the fuck are these questions coming from?”
I watch as Lo digs into his pocket and pulls out a crumbled piece of paper. “Questions for the Overly Tattooed Boyfriend of My Perfect Son Dot Com.” He gives me an iconic dry smile. “I hate tattoos.”
“I know,” I say with a nod. “Good thing your son loves them.”
― Krista Ritchie, Alphas Like Us

“​There were nightmares waiting for him at the bottom, as there always were and always would be, but at least Jean could wake up and escape from those.”
― Nora Sakavic, The Sunshine Court