Origins Samantha Quotes

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I look at you and everything just makes sense. And I can’t see another day in my future without you in it.
Samantha Towle (Original Sin (Alexandra Jones, #2))
Coming-of-age tales and villain origins have a lot in common. Teens are fighting for their independence and against familial pressures. Villains are frequently fighting against societal and moral expectations in their origins.
Samantha Lane (Because You Love to Hate Me: 13 Tales of Villainy)
You had another tattoo done? What does it say?" "Alex. It says, Alex. I guess I just needed something to remind me you were real, because after you left, there was nothing ... nothing to say you'd ever been here.
Samantha Towle (Original Sin (Alexandra Jones, #2))
I throw myself into him, letting him fill the empty hollow places being away from him. I'm already wrapped around him, but I push closer. He tightens his hold on me. Honestly, if I could fit myself into his skin and rest in-between his bones, right now, I would.
Samantha Towle (Original Sin (Alexandra Jones, #2))
What Chinese identity?” Ming shouts. To his horror, she looks, again, like a little girl. He sees her at six years old, standing on the playground, watching the sun shine on the blond hair of her classmates. He can’t stand it. Even though he’s been there, is familiar with the origins of self-hatred, knows he can’t bear it because it reminds him of himself, he can’t speak to her any more. He puts his headphones on and turns up the sound.
Lan Samantha Chang (The Family Chao)
I lift up the lid and inhale the aromas of what looks like a flaky pot pie, dusted with powdered sugar, the top scored in a crosshatch pattern. And holy moly, mother of the gods, I'm embraced by heavenly scents. Spicy. Sweet. Savory. Delicious. I commandeer a fork, take a bite, chew, and then swallow. Three layers of flavors infused with chicken, egg, and almonds melt on my tongue, the finish topped off with whispers of orange blossom, saffron, ginger, cumin, and turmeric. "This is absolutely incredible. What is this delight?" "Bastilla," he says with a proud smile. "It's a typical recipe from Morocco, where I'm originally from, usually made with pigeon, but this one is made with chicken. My mother's recipe. It's also called pastilla.
Samantha Verant (The Spice Master at Bistro Exotique)
My self-directed ensembles were usually some confused attempt to combine the uniforms of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders with the somber aspect of a Portuguese widow.
Samantha Bee (I Know I Am, But What Are You?)
You did good, Bunny. You could kick Nikita’s ass, hands tied behind your back, blindfolded.” I laugh, feeling a warm glowing coating my insides. “I highly doubt it, but thanks for the confidence.” I always get this feeling when he praises me. There’s a real teacher-pupil thing going on here. Towle, Samantha (2012-05-22). Original Sin (The Alexandra Jones Series #2) (Kindle Locations 1754-1757). . Kindle Edition.
Samantha Towle (Original Sin (Alexandra Jones, #2))
Zeff rests his foot up on his other knee and sits his coffee cup against his solid thigh. He has nice feet for a man. Actually, scrap that thought. That was a really weird thing to think. Towle, Samantha (2012-05-22). Original Sin (The Alexandra Jones Series #2) (Kindle Locations 942-944). . Kindle Edition.
Samantha Towle (Original Sin (Alexandra Jones, #2))
You’ll be fine. Trust me.” “I do trust you. I don’t trust myself. You joke about letting me shoot you, knowing me, it might just be a possibility.” “Have a little more faith in yourself.” He chuckles deep and low. “But I’ll stay back here just to be on the safe side.” I glance at him over my shoulder. “You think you’re safe back there? You really don’t know me at all.” Towle, Samantha (2012-05-22). Original Sin (The Alexandra Jones Series #2) (Kindle Locations 1687-1691). . Kindle Edition.
Samantha Towle (Original Sin (Alexandra Jones, #2))
Reena laughed then, and it was beautiful, like a spontaneous burst of original music that would only be heard once, a laugh borne of old pain turned sweet.
Samantha Kolesnik (Waif)
Much has been made this week of the anonymous allegations against Samantha Miller. I can’t speak to that but I do believe we should have a conversation about Miller’s stranglehold on the wellness industry. Where are the Black gurus? Where are the BIPOC leaders in this space? Why are the most successful teachers of yoga – a spiritual practice originating in ancient India – thin, white women?
Louise O'Neill (Idol)
I recall enthusiastically using my employee discount to buy a massive gold-framed print of two postcoital leopards. I originally intended to hang it over my futon bed, but I thought it sent the wrong message to all my potential suitors.
Samantha Bee (I Know I Am, But What Are You?)
You are invincible; only if you return to the original point of absolute zero.
Samantha B. Adra