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The roses. Why the roses?” “My mother. Her favorite flowers were roses. She always had them all over the house with the thorns clipped so I wouldn’t hurt myself. One year, I told her that I would be sad when she died because all the roses would die with her. So, she gave me a plastic rose and said that as long as I have that rose, she would never be truly gone.” “I guess I wanted to see roses all over your house, too. Maybe because you feel like home.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
She must be fooled by the bad boy persona. Maybe she has a sad homelife, restricted from doing things that make her happy, so she’s trying to find life and a thrill in someone dangerous. If only it means she feels a little less dead inside.
H.D. Carlton (Satan's Affair)
It doesn’t matter if he’s dead or alive, he’ll always haunt me,” I rasp, sadness ringing from the truth. “Then I will haunt you worse.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
Because as long as I was inside her, her sadness would be powerless to my obsession. And there would be no part of her that wasn't made precisely for me.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
I will never know peace for as long as Molly Devereaux is sad.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
I flinched when his hands lifted, although it was more of a reaction to everything that had been happening to me, not necessarily because he was Death. He stilled. “You’re sad,” he said. “Let me help you.” “There isn’t anything you can do.” “I can comfort you.
H.D. Smith (Dark Hope (The Devil's Assistant, #1))
What you and every sad motherfucker that even looks in her direction will learn is no one is safe when it comes to her. I don’t care if you only breathed in her direction the wrong way, you will fucking die.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
Don’t torture me,” I bite out, anger flashing from his deliberately slow pace. A wicked smile flashes, and even the mirror can’t lessen the cruelty. “Poor little mouse,” he taunts. “You’re sadly mistaken if you thought I was going to make this anything but painful.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
Because there’s not a damn second that goes by where you’re not fucking with my head. You’re the worst thing to ever happen to me. Every day, I regret walking into that bar. I hate myself for falling for your lies and believing you were nothing more than a sad girl. I hate that I allowed myself to be seduced by you. And I hate that I can’t stop, even now.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
I'd just love to know what you think that's going to accomplish. If it's anything other than my cock shoved down your throat, you're sadly mistaken.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
From his position, I know he can see the scar on my hip—a perfect imprint of teeth from when Dad bit me years ago. Sadly, it isn't the only bite mark forever marring my flesh. They're also on my biceps, stomach, thighs, and of course, my face. He left them everywhere, sinking his teeth so far into me that I passed out from the pain. Most of the bite marks eventually faded, except the ones now on full display, crimson smeared over them.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
Exhausted, I slide my gaze to Sawyer and find her already peering back at me. The whites of her eyes are red, making her blue irises even brighter. And those sad little fucking sapphires are exactly why love is so weak. One look from them, and I’m crumbling.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
Instantly I’m overcome with dizzying relief and a touch of disappointment. I’m glad there isn’t a shark using my leg for a chew toy, and the person above me isn’t Sylvester or a pissed-off spirit. But I’m a little sad I didn’t get to hit Enzo. That would’ve felt nice.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
Because as long as I was inside her, her sadness would be powerless to my obsession.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
My mother. Her favorite flowers were roses. She always had them all over the house with the thorns clipped so I wouldn’t hurt myself. One year, I told her that I would be sad when she died because all the roses would die with her. So, she gave me a plastic rose and said that as long as I have that rose, she would never be truly gone.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
often the most beautiful stories are a little sad.
H.D. Gordon (The Complete Alexa Montgomery Saga (The Alexa Montgomery Saga #1-4))
I never found my mother,” he tells me quietly. “I did search for her, but I didn’t search for long. You know why?” “Why?” I ask, though I don’t think I want to know. “Because she let her sadness transform her into a miserable human being, capable of hurting others just to save herself. She wasn’t worthy of my forgiveness.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
You’re so fucking hot and cold,” I bite. “Good,” he barks. “Because there’s not a damn second that goes by where you’re not fucking with my head. You’re the worst thing to ever happen to me. Every day, I regret walking into that bar. I hate myself for falling for your lies and believing you were nothing more than a sad girl. I hate that I allowed myself to be seduced by you. And I hate that I can’t stop, even now.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
It doesn’t matter if he’s dead or alive, he’ll always haunt me,” I rasp, sadness ringing from the truth.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
It’s the most erotic sight I’ve ever seen, and I’ll be fucking sad to see it go.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
Normally, I feel relieved when I’m invited into their house, but this time, I feel nothing but sadness. The worst part is—it’s not enough to stop me. It’s not enough to override my desperation to survive.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
Sadness pulls the corners of my mouth down, imaging a younger version of Enzo. Lost, sad and angry because he couldn’t understand why he was there. Couldn’t understand why he wasn’t good enough for his mother.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)
The honest answer is trauma, sadness, and scars that I can't bear to look at. But I still feel them.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
I bend down and grit out through my teeth. ‘What you and every sad motherfucker that even looks in her direction will learn is no one is safe when it comes to her. I don’t care if you only breathed in her direction the wrong way, you will fucking die.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
I spent the night tracing my tongue along her Cupid's bow until I remolded her mouth to fit against mine. Because as long as I was inside her, her sadness would be powerless to my obsession. And there would be no part of her that wasn't made precisely for me.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
From his position, I know he can see the scar on my hip—a perfect imprint of teeth from when Dad bit me years ago. Sadly, it isn't the only bite mark forever marring my flesh. They're also on my biceps, stomach, thighs, and of course, my face.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
A dangerous man at my back demanding to see what I'm made of. The honest answer is trauma, sadness, and scars that I can't bear to look at. But I still feel them.
H.D. Carlton (Where's Molly)
Tonight, I'm just... sad.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
Free. I’ll never forget my first taste of it, and I’m very sad I won’t get to witness hers.
H.D. Carlton (Satan's Affair)
I bend down and grit out through my teeth, “What you and every sad motherfucker that even looks in her direction will learn is no one is safe when it comes to her. I don’t care if you only breathed in her direction the wrong way, you will fucking die.
H.D. Carlton (Haunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #1))
Sad. No smiles for me tonight.
H.D. Carlton (Hunting Adeline (Cat and Mouse, #2))
And those sad little fucking sapphires are exactly why love is so weak. One look from them, and I’m crumbling.
H.D. Carlton (Does It Hurt?)