Top 500 Pepper Winters Quotes (2024 Update)
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451. “His cock filled my awareness, until all I smelled or felt or could think of was the thick flesh in my mouth.”

— Pepper Winters

452. “My gaze zeroed in on his as if I was a compass needle and he was my north. I’d never suffered a phenomenon such as this. Never been so tuned to another. Perhaps we were kindred souls – linked by something past the realm of understanding. Kismet.”

— Pepper Winters

453. “Innocence doesn’t matter when ignorance is what people prefer.”

— Pepper Winters

454. “I might not have fangs, but I do have a sharp knee.”

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455. “To be so adored but controlled. To be so loved but dominated. The combination was the best aphrodisiac in the world.”

— Pepper Winters

456. “Are you jealous of them looking? Doesn’t it turn you on knowing you’re the only one who gets to see what’s under my suit? That you’re the only one who holds this.” Stealing my hand, he placed my fingers over his heart. He brushed his lips against my ear. “Because I get hard seeing the way men look at you, knowing you belong to me and only me.”

— Pepper Winters

457. “Because as much as I would slay dragons for her, I was not a doctor.”

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458. “How did anyone stay decent when self-obsession and lawlessness seemed to favour the bold?”

— Pepper Winters

459. “Fear was a strong emotion, but it had nothing on love.”

— Pepper Winters

460. “While she belonged to me, she’d learn that a bastard could still be a gentleman. Lying.”

— Pepper Winters

461. “What does he see in me to justify putting his life on the line? I.”

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462. “Oh God. I was ten shades of mortified.”

— Pepper Winters

463. “I had everything I ever wanted. I had more love than I could ever need. I had a family.”

— Pepper Winters

464. “My life, on the other hand, would increase in value, growing wiser, and richer in experience the longer I survived. I was an investment, not a liability. And I would invest everything I had into giving myself a future.”

— Pepper Winters

465. “White was the colour with multiple faces. It lied about its identity, hiding its pigment while smothering others. The final blank thought before death. My.”

— Pepper Winters

466. “Fire sparked in her eyes. “Take me.”

— Pepper Winters

467. “My cock hardened, recognising the conqueror inside her. That was why I couldn’t forget her. Why I had to steal her. She was unique. My equal. Even.”

— Pepper Winters

468. “Her voice was an offering from God and a temptation from hell, a tone so potent it could corrupt a man, or save him.”

— Pepper Winters

469. “I was a coward. I couldn’t fight for him. I didn’t know how.”

— Pepper Winters

470. “I’m going to take you and show you how to love me properly, and I’m not going to accept no for an answer.”

— Pepper Winters

471. “They’d brought me way too much pain to ever make me want them, to desire them.”

— Pepper Winters

472. “She wanted to be a mystery that no man could solve.”

— Pepper Winters

473. “I was worth living. I was worth surviving. And I would never again let nature or man take that away from me.”

— Pepper Winters

474. “Obedience is only worth anything when it’s earned. And trust me, I’ve earned it. Right, Mia?”

— Pepper Winters

475. “I wasn’t ready to leave. Some masochistic shred of my being didn’t want to walk away from him yet, even though staying defied logic and common sense.”

— Pepper Winters

476. “But asking him to hug me was like asking for the moon.”

— Pepper Winters

477. “I gave him an empty smile. I’d found salvation in not caring.”

— Pepper Winters

478. “Use this wisely – if you need to.” Throwing the blade to jab upright in the dirt, he murmured, “But I’ll never give you a reason to use it on me.”

— Pepper Winters

479. “Do you always oppose the man in your bed or just me?”

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480. “In Los Angeles, windows separated the dogs from the bitches.”

— Pepper Winters

481. “A fighter wasn’t what every man here wanted, but it excited more than a handful. The kind of people that came to these auctions – men like himself – clearly liked the darker pleasures in life.”

— Pepper Winters

482. “He brought the sledgehammer down with a coil of force, like a righteous god smiting an errant creation off the face of his earth.”

— Pepper Winters

483. “Scars aren’t contagious, but your craziness is. What makes you think you can wave money in my face, and I’ll spread my legs for you?”

— Pepper Winters

484. “Scent de insanity.”

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485. “I’d spent the past few days thinking about his death, my death, everyone’s death. I.”

— Pepper Winters

486. “He realized she wasn’t rejecting him. She was beseeching him. Asking him to love her.”

— Pepper Winters

487. “I kissed her like I’d always wanted to. With my entire soul.”

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488. “Humans were taught to run from imperfection.”

— Pepper Winters

489. “He’d never wanted to come so badly, but he would not beg.”

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490. “He was right. It wasn’t gentle. It wasn’t sweet. It was dirty and cruel and broken. But I couldn’t get enough.”

— Pepper Winters

491. “Why not you? You were there for the taking, sweet Ruby. But I saw something special in you, something fiery and determined. I knew when you struggled on that stage that I had to have you for myself. I liked the fighter I saw in you, and there wasn’t anyone that would stop me from what I wanted, and what I wanted was you.”

— Pepper Winters

492. “He didn’t want their surrender because the female thought to gain something in return, but one that needed to unleash the inner pain as much as he did.”

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493. “You don’t know anything, Jethro Hawk.”

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494. “So far no female piqued his interest, tempted the dark bastard inside of him. But then he saw her, and everything in him stilled.”

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495. “You want a man you imagine. If you knew who you were talking to, if you knew what I could turn you into, you’d run back to your DA.”

— Pepper Winters

496. “I loved her touch. I loved her being able to touch me. I loved that I had no urge to crush her or slam her to the floor.”

— Pepper Winters

497. “These were the moments I wished I were dead, when I was too weak to do anything about it. It was nature’s cruel irony, stringing me along.”

— Pepper Winters

498. “I knew the switch from fighting to surviving. I’d been victim of it myself numerous times.”

— Pepper Winters

499. “Sometimes, the only way to make your dreams come true is to shatter them.”

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500. “I wanted to take from him. Not enjoy what he’d give.”

— Pepper Winters