Bridget Von Ascheberg Quotes

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Bridget Von Ascheberg was mine and mine alone. It didn’t matter that she wasn’t mine to take. I was taking her anyway.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Bridget von Ascheberg was mine and mine alone. It didn’t matter that she wasn’t mine to take. I was taking her anyway, and if I could tattoo myself onto her skin, bury myself into her heart, and etch myself onto her soul, I would. Her eyes widened, but before she could respond, I closed the distance between us and grasped her chin with my hand. “But first, I want to make one thing clear. From this point on, you’re mine. No other man touches you. If they do…” My fingers dug into her skin. “I know seventy-nine ways to kill a man, and I can make seventy of them look like an accident. Understand?” She nodded, her chest rising and falling more rapidly than usual. “I mean it, princess.” “I understand.” Definitely breathless. “Good.” I swiped my thumb over her bottom lip. “I want to hear you say it. Who do you belong to?” “You,” she whispered. I could smell her arousal already, sweet and heady, and I couldn’t hold back any longer. “That’s right,” I growled. “Me.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
I’d been on edge all night. Hell, I’d been on edge for two years. The moment Bridget von Ascheberg entered my life, I’d been on a countdown to destruction, and tonight might just be the night everything went to hell.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Bridget von Ascheberg was mine and mine alone. It didn’t matter that she wasn’t mine to take. I was taking her anyway, and if I could tattoo myself onto her skin, bury myself into her heart, and etch myself onto her soul, I would.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Bridget von Ascheberg was mine and mine alone. It didn't matter that she wasn't mine to take. I was taking her anyway, and if I could tattoo myself onto her skin, bury myself into her heart, and etch myself onto her soul, I would.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Bridget von Ascheberg was mine and mine alone. It didn’t matter that she wasn’t mine to take. I was taking her anyway, and if I could tattoo myself onto her skin, bury myself into her heart, and etch myself onto her soul, I would.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Bridget von Ascheberg was mine and mine alone. It didn’t matter that she wasn’t mine to take. I was taking her anyway, and if I could tattoo myself onto her skin, bury myself in her heart, and etch myself onto her soul, I would.
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Men. They always ruined it by opening their mouths." -Bridget Von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
More of his touch, his taste, his scent. I wanted to fill every inch of my soul with this man." - Bridget von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
My truth? There was only one man who'd ever given me butterflies with a kiss. One man whose touch set me on fire and made me believe in all the fantastical things I'd dreamed about since I was a child. Love, passion, desire." - Bridget von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
I'd never been in love, but I'd dreamt of it all my life. To find that grand, sweeping love, the kind wordt giving up a kingdom for." - Bridget von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
No one had ever turned me on as much as he did. Every word, every touch, every glance. I wanted it all." - Bridget von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
I wondered if I would haunt him as much as he haunted me." - Bridget von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Because while what we had wasn't a traditional fairy tale by any means, it was ours. And it was forever.' - Bridget von Ascheberg
Ana Huang (Twisted Games (Twisted, #2))
Next to them, Bridget and Rhys’s daughter watched their roughhousing with a mystified expression that was far too mature for her years. With her blond hair and gray eyes, little Camilla von Ascheberg was a miniature clone of her parents. She also looked surprisingly regal for a two-year-old in her blue dress and matching hair bow.
Ana Huang (Twisted Lies (Twisted, #4))