Rival Darling Alexandra Moody Quotes

What can I say?” I slowly turned and smiled up at Reed. “I guess I’ve finally found the kind of hockey player whose jersey I want to wear.

You can call me whatever you want, Sunshine. As long as you call me yours.

Just kiss her already,” Parker yelled from the car.

I’m with Reed now, and we are never, ever, getting back together.

I guessed the Darling Devils were here to stay.

Even quoting Taylor Swift didn’t get the message across.

Why can’t I have something real?” She sighed dreamily in response. “Hell, I’d take something fake at this point.

So, is there a reason we’re beating up a brand-new 2024 Ford Mustang?” “We?” “I mean, I haven’t done anything yet, but I’ve got a couple of hockey sticks in my truck if you want to do some real damage?

That was just the way he looked when he was forced to do something against his will.

So, you distrust everyone because some of them might disappoint you?” I asked. “Pretty much,” he replied.

Perfect is overrated

Well, you don’t scare me, Reed Darling.” “Good,” he said. “You’re the last person I’d ever want to scare.

We couldn’t have spent much more than twenty minutes together tonight, and that was never going to be enough.

I barely knew her, but already I wanted to do anything I could to make her smile. And anything to stop her feeling sad.

Surely you’re not that stupid, Hoffman.” Reed said. “She shouldn’t have to spell it out…” I slowly looked up at Reed, and as he caught my gaze, his hard expression softened. “Violet’s my girlfriend.” My body relaxed into his grasp, and I was so overcome with gratitude I felt like I could kiss him. Again. “You don’t do girlfriends.” Jeremy scoffed. “I do now,” Reed replied.

The excitement in the arena was electric,

It’s okay, Uncle Luke. I’m sorry for worrying you.

I didn’t tell you because I didn’t want to lose you, Vivi.

God, I hated that nickname.

Mia started fanning her face. “That’s hot.

I don’t know. You girls can get a bit irrational sometimes. Is it that time of the month?

I wondered if I should volunteer as tribute.

I wasn’t sure what it was about Reed, but despite all the negative things people said about him, he had a way of making me feel at ease with just a single word or the slightest touch even when I was panicking on the inside.

There was nowhere I was more myself than at home.

Reed kissed me like I was as essential to him as the air we breathed.

Unlike me, Violet couldn’t have been used to so much negative attention. She was sweet and fun, and I couldn’t imagine anyone ever having a reason to so much as look at her wrong. She didn’t deserve to be treated this way by Hoffman or his teammates.

I, on the other hand, couldn’t get enough of her. When she was close, like she had been at the restaurant, I found it almost impossible not to try to get closer still. Every time she held my hand, touched my arm, or even just brushed against me, my stomach flipped, and every time I breathed in the sweet scent of her shampoo or watched her tuck her bright red hair behind her ear, I had to remind myself she wasn’t truly mine. I hung off her every word when she spoke, and when she smiled, I could feel myself falling deeper and deeper. I was in serious trouble because I was only becoming more certain she was never going to look at me the same way.

Our dinner date might not be real, and I might have had to coerce Violet into it, but my stupid heart couldn’t help feeling excited because I had a little more time with her tonight.

We’d only be pretending to date." From the casual way I said it, you’d think it was a totally obvious and totally normal thing to do. “We just have to live the lie for a little while.

I’d never felt this way about any girl before. I barely knew her, but already I wanted to do anything I could to make her smile.

What if I’m only setting myself up to get hurt again?” I asked. “I guess you have to decide if he’s worth the risk. And whether you’re willing to take the risk,” she said.

The truth was, while we’d only just met, I’d never felt this way about any girl before. I barely knew her, but already I wanted to do anything I could to make her smile.