Aoife Molloy Quotes

Aoife Molloy had a heart of gold and was hellbent on handing it over to a piece of shit like me. She was my momentary escape from all of the fucking dark.

Persuasion was certainly a skill that Aoife Molloy had honed to perfection.

Aoife Molloy consumed me to the point that I didn’t feel like everything was completely fucked in the world anymore.

I love you.” He reached a hand between us and stroked AJ’s soft curls. “I’ve spent a third of my life loving you, Aoife Molloy, and I don’t plan on stopping.” Leaning in close, he pressed his brow to mine and exhaled a shaky breath. “I’ve made a lot of terrible decisions,” he admitted quietly. “But the worst, by far, was hurting you and pushing you away.” “It’s okay, Joe,” I heard myself whisper, trembling now. “I forgive you.” “I don’t deserve your forgiveness,” he replied, voice thick and gruff. “But I will earn it. Because whatever comes our way, from here on out, I’ll be right beside you.” He nuzzled my nose with his before pressing a kiss to my lips. “Because in this version of forever, we get the happy ending, Molloy.

Joey Lynch and Aoife Molloy: both full of flaws and humanly imperfect and yet so undeniably perfect for each other.

Aoife Molloy had a heart of gold and was hell-bent on handing it over to a piece of shit like me.

Oh, go choke on a clit.” “Fuck you, Molloy.” “Fuck you back.” Feeling vengeful, I held my hand up and waited for the teacher to notice me. “Yes, Aoife?” “Joey called me fat.” Sniffling, I batted another tear away. “I’m really upset about it. Can I please be excused?” His mouth fell open. “You bitch.” Fuck you, I mouthed back at him.

And his first name?” Trish pushed. “Anthony,” Molloy said. “His name is Anthony Joseph Lynch.” Smiling, she added, “AJ for short.” “But I’m Anthony,” Tony squeezed out, turning the color of his daughter’s Opal Corsa. “Yeah, Dad.” Molloy rolled her eyes. “We know.” “You’ve decided to name your son after the man who raised you,” Trish said proudly, giving her daughter a huge smile. “Oh, Aoife, that’s a lovely sentiment.” “Actually, we decided to name our son after the man who raised the both of us,” I confirmed quietly. “Because, let’s face it, the only man I ever had to show me the way was your husband.