Top 500 Pepper Winters Quotes (2025 Update)
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451. “I’d fallen for a boy from my past, a man from my future – a friend.”

— Pepper Winters

452. “If a guardian angel had told me this would happen. If they’d come to me the night before you stole me and explained the atrocities I would live through, I would still have come with you.” – Nila.”

— Pepper Winters

453. “I need to live in the moment. The future I cannot control.”

— Pepper Winters

454. “He captured my chin, holding me firm. “You are me. And I am you. We might have separate thoughts and minds, Buttercup, but we have the same heart and soul.”

— Pepper Winters

455. “Kill,” the man said, stalking into the room and holding out his hand. A smirk spread his lips, remembering what he’d interrupted. “On second thought, perhaps I won’t give you my hand. I don’t know what you’ll do with it.”

— Pepper Winters

456. “I didn’t need anything else. Just myself and the courage to leave. That was the hard part.”

— Pepper Winters

457. “Experience. Skill. Confidence. These things surface in a man’s eyes when he regards a woman.”

— Pepper Winters

458. “I started seeing the world through the hopeful window of my device.”

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459. “My world went from black to prismatic. I’d never felt such wonderment, such freedom, such deep seated primal happiness.”

— Pepper Winters

460. “I’m no god. A demon, maybe.”

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461. “Maybe she’d just been a convenient lay. She was used to being a convenient lay, really.”

— Pepper Winters

462. “He’d keep her. The tightness in his belly, the pulsing in his cock, that was lust, not need. He didn’t need her. He wanted her. And he could keep what he wanted.”

— Pepper Winters

463. “Putting together the pieces of my life. Trying to become whole again.”

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464. “He seemed to crave the closeness, even if it did scare him.”

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465. “A woman he wanted.”

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466. “His guts and his cock wanted her – wanted her badly – but his brain was fighting back. And it was a toss-up as to which part was in control.”

— Pepper Winters

467. “We needed to bruise and ride and claim. This wasn’t about sweetness and building trust – it was deeper than that. Something that joined us more holy than marriage or a lifetime of togetherness.”

— Pepper Winters

468. “He’d reached the point where he couldn’t stop, didn’t care about anything but the rush of pleasure barreling down on him.”

— Pepper Winters

469. “Those who make mistakes but learn from them are better than those who have made none.”

— Pepper Winters

470. “I’d envisioned sexually torturing her in ways no sane, normal man should be able put into words.”

— Pepper Winters

471. “Fight with honour, fight with discipline, fight with vengeance.”

— Pepper Winters

472. “Sly was just another word for self-preservation: watching and waiting for weakness.”

— Pepper Winters

473. “Her gaze dropped to my lips, anxiousness and passion pinking her cheeks. “Enough talking. Kiss me.” I groaned. I’d never hear the command ‘kiss me’ again without wanting to devour her.”

— Pepper Winters

474. “Tell me. Let me know how to make you shatter.”

— Pepper Winters

475. “The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet had never made more sense than right now. Like we’d rather make a dramatic exit together than ever be apart. What crap. Because really, I was alone and hurt.”

— Pepper Winters

476. “This connection extended far beyond a physical union. He’d give her anything. He wanted to give her everything.”

— Pepper Winters

477. “So eager, Ms. Weaver. If I didn’t know any better, I’d say you like the taste of me.”

— Pepper Winters

478. “Whoever returned from war in one piece? Body or mind?”

— Pepper Winters

479. “Words were cheap when our stares said everything we ever needed to hear. I.”

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480. “I didn’t know his favourite foods, or pet peeves, or even his birthday. I didn’t know if he was allergic to anything or how many assets he owned. I’d given him my life all because he proved he could love so fiercely.”

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481. “But the instant my eyes landed on thick mahogany waves draping over porcelain shoulders, I wanted with a ferocity that I’d never felt before.”

— Pepper Winters

482. “I wanted to find self-worth and happiness in this false togetherness. I wanted companionship but by wanting that, it made me weak because I wanted to lean on him after leaning on myself for so, so long. I liked him. He.”

— Pepper Winters

483. “And I didn’t want to run. The world was dangerous; I preferred to live with the devil I knew.”

— Pepper Winters

484. “I’m right, aren’t I? You really do want my mummy to hug you even though she was mean and yelled at you, but you don’t know how. It’s easy, you know. All you have to do is wrap your arms around her.”

— Pepper Winters

485. “What could hell have to offer me that could compete with this? Maybe God was just expedient that way, getting in some of my licks while I still lived. Or maybe I’d already died, and I would be stuck in this hell for eternity. That was the scariest thought of all. The only thing that made this bearable was knowing that one day I would be free of it. Even hell had to be better than this.”

— Pepper Winters

486. “You,” he snarled. “Under me. Over me. On your knees in front of me. I get full artistic license to your body for three days.”

— Pepper Winters

487. “Even knowing she was a victim didn’t quench my thirst for her pain, and that made me the vilest form of a bastard.”

— Pepper Winters

488. “You found me, Della Ribbon.”

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489. “Maybe I could have it. I didn’t need it to be real. I only needed tonight.”

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490. “Knowing she couldn’t put it off any longer, she raised her eyes to his. “Can we work something out?”

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491. “Something was to be said about cruelty. Give nothing but barbarity and that was all that was expected. Give tenderness mixed with persecution and the fall from hope hurt far, far worse. Was.”

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492. “My self-confidence was a battered, flimsy thing and he’d just taken the tiny scrap I had left and stomped all over it.”

— Pepper Winters

493. “No. If you chase him into our world, we will chase you out.”

— Pepper Winters

494. “Because you’re worth far more alive. I.”

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495. “I thought that chick who wrote about the sparkly vampires must have gotten the idea by standing in the Tiffany’s store and staring at the diamonds.”

— Pepper Winters

496. “Tell me. What did you do to make him love you?”

— Pepper Winters

497. “I’m a better person away from the people who love me most.”

— Pepper Winters

498. “Nothing could’ve prepared me for this. Nothing could’ve taught me to feel this way. I’m ready to forget everything. I’m ready to be selfish and steal you like you stole me.” Jethro.”

— Pepper Winters

499. “His fingers dug into my nape with everything he kept hidden.”

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500. “But some days, he looked as if he’d been up all night drinking, hung over with whatever he’d done in his past, buried beneath guilt and disgrace.”

— Pepper Winters