Top 500 Pepper Winters Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “Breathe, I told myself firmly, and whatever you do, don’t gag. Gagging didn’t make him angry, it made him horny. The sadistic kind of horny that led to worse things.”

— Pepper Winters

102. “If I could survive this – bare as I was born and open in every way I could possibly be, I could survive anything. I had survived everything. And this was me claiming that life back by acknowledging that yes, I was small, yes, I was inconsequential, but I still breathed.”

— Pepper Winters

103. “Nothing has changed. You feel the same. Deny it. Deny you love me.” “I don’t love you.” “You’re lying.”

— Pepper Winters

104. “That night, before you sent me away, was the best night of my life. The marks you laced me with lasted a full week. Every time I looked in a mirror, or touched a bruise in the shower, I grew slick for you. You visited my dreams. I woke to aching wetness and an empty heart.”

— Pepper Winters

105. “He wanted a woman to hope for happiness through all the pain. Deep, soul-searing pain was his kink.”

— Pepper Winters

106. “I wanted this woman to fear me, yet she stood regal and taunting – untouchable.”

— Pepper Winters

107. “I found you. I stole you. I took you from others who didn’t appreciate the gift of what you are, and now I’m never letting you go.” Jethro.”

— Pepper Winters

108. “You can’t tell me you don’t want to be ravished by someone who just fought a battle to win you?”

— Pepper Winters

109. “I will kill them. And I will dance on their graves when I do.”

— Pepper Winters

110. “The hands that touch me at night are those that brought death to others, but there is a certain piquancy in that. It makes everything more intense somehow, helps me feel more alive.”

— Pepper Winters

111. “I saw every broken piece that might never glue back into the right order, but they would glue into something. They would find their place, they would form into something valuable, and eventually, they’d be stronger than anything before.”

— Pepper Winters

112. “And despite the prayers to ward him off, his sexy smile could coerce a virgin girl’s thighs into a spread-eagle sigh. But that girl no longer existed.”

— Pepper Winters

113. “He broke all his toys. Ruined everything he touched before it could be taken away.”

— Pepper Winters

114. “I didn’t want to interrupt your orgasm,” she explained, pouring herself a glass of wine from the bottle on my counter. “It’s what any good friend would do in this situation.”

— Pepper Winters

115. “Everything black. I wasn’t comfortable in any other colour. I deserved no other colour. Black was the colour of evil, of death. Black was me.”

— Pepper Winters

116. “He means he doesn’t like hugs or being touched. I think the bad man made him hate hugs because bad men don’t like love. They’re evil and cold, and I don’t like them.”

— Pepper Winters

117. “Silence is ammunition, darlin’. Don’t give it up before you’re sure of the facts and know you can win.”

— Pepper Winters

118. “People with lies could never make friends. But people with trust could never make enemies. Both.”

— Pepper Winters

119. “The quiet ones run deep, and no matter how much you think you know them – you never truly do.”

— Pepper Winters

120. “She was freefalling, riding the wind of his breaths, hoping he’d catch her.”

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121. “The human body would survive even when the mind wanted to run.”

— Pepper Winters

122. “This wasn’t part of the dream. Lovers didn’t do it doggy-style, did they?”

— Pepper Winters

123. “Despite the erection poking my stomach, he didn’t want me. He wanted to get rid of me.”

— Pepper Winters

124. “Has someone made you wet just by talking to you? Telling you what they’re about to do? Giving explicit detail of what they like about your body, what you sound like, taste like, beg like?”

— Pepper Winters

125. “He might not go to jail, but he was probably going to hell.”

— Pepper Winters

126. “The illusion of power over one’s destiny was a lie. The biggest lie of all.”

— Pepper Winters

127. “You think having feelings for someone puts them in danger?”

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128. “We were happy. We deserved to be happy. We would remain happy for the rest of our lives. Because I had my monster. And he had me. And together, we had everything.”

— Pepper Winters

129. “However, perhaps I’ll be your genie. Write down your wishes, silent one. Tell me what I can do to make it right.”

— Pepper Winters

130. “Beer is for barbecue. Tequila is for bad decisions. And whiskey is for all-purpose adjustment. It’s what I always reached for when I drank. But I can’t help you drown your troubles in booze. Or are you looking for liquid courage?”

— Pepper Winters

131. “The age difference between us didn’t matter to me. Maybe I did have daddy issues.”

— Pepper Winters

132. “Our fatal flaw was to pick on ourselves. To tear ourselves apart by tearing others apart who remind you of you.”

— Pepper Winters

133. “The ache in my body is nothing compared to the despair in my heart.”

— Pepper Winters

134. “There would only be love and lust and hunger.”

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135. “I wanted to scream at her for having such power over me while at the same time bow at her feet for freeing me from the cage I existed in.”

— Pepper Winters

136. “To love a ghost so strongly that the man literally killed himself with heartbreak ought to be romantic. It wasn’t. It was just endlessly, terminally sad. And nonsensical. Especially because I believed I had the power to relieve his suffering.”

— Pepper Winters

137. “I was obsessed with finding redemption. Destroyed by love. Possessed by hope. Consumed by a past I couldn’t shake.”

— Pepper Winters

138. “He’d done more than bring me back. He’d given me a new home – inside him. I’m alive because of him. – Nila.”

— Pepper Winters

139. “I can feel you. I know that doesn’t make sense, but the moment you give in to me; the moment you let yourself submit... it saves me. I can’t explain it, but you heal me, Nila.” Jethro.”

— Pepper Winters

140. “A really pretty girl told me once that shock has a way of rousing attention.”

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141. “He wanted his handprints marking her body like a primal claiming, and wanted to hear her beg for more.”

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142. “Her thoughts were more valuable to me than her body.”

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143. “It doesn’t even matter what, ’cause guys never do anything nice for chicks, so anything works. That’s why the flower business is so good.”

— Pepper Winters

144. “You don’t know what hatred is, my pet. You might not like my actions, but you don’t hate me. You can’t. It’s not in your nature.” “What do you know about my nature?”

— Pepper Winters

145. “My problem is I don’t do business with people I don’t understand.”

— Pepper Winters

146. “Let’s have each other then. My body and your body. No expectations. No questions.”

— Pepper Winters

147. “Elder Prest was the most dangerous man I’d ever known. Not because he could kill me whenever he chose, but because he had the power to steal so much more than just my life. He could steal my heart.”

— Pepper Winters

148. “Don’t hate me for making you remember how to fight.”

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149. “After all, there was no better person to employ than an enemy. If.”

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150. “I didn’t want a reminder. I didn’t want anyone touching me ever again. Mr.”

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