Top 500 Pepper Winters Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “I knew what he was about to do, and a sob bubbled up, tearing from my throat as I sensed the mere inches separating my mouth from the abyss.”

— Pepper Winters

252. “I’ve seen women come. They forget to look beautiful. They forget who they are. I want to see you when you lose yourself and all you know is my name.”

— Pepper Winters

253. “Part of me craved his sinful obsidian desires.”

— Pepper Winters

254. “There was too much truth there, too much knowledge. It was like looking into the sun – painful. Just look down.”

— Pepper Winters

255. “He wanted to be alone with her. Hell, he yearned to speed forward into the future. A future free of shackles. A future with her in it. He dared God to challenge his desires.”

— Pepper Winters

256. “If I let myself be a monster like him. Which I wouldn’t. I think. I’d.”

— Pepper Winters

257. “I didn’t need her. Not that I often gave in to bodily cravings. Bad things happened when I gave in to my desires. Look.”

— Pepper Winters

258. “I was glad to be moving on, moving away from the man I no longer knew, and towards the one I wanted to become.”

— Pepper Winters

259. “I could never hate women.” He wrapped his arms around her. “Nor can I hate you.”

— Pepper Winters

260. “Seven men to beat up one who was tied and defenceless. Seven men who would have no intestines by the time dawn crested. This was a playground scuffle.”

— Pepper Winters

261. “Her perfection ridiculed me, highlighting once again that I’d never be good enough. That I’d always be who I was.”

— Pepper Winters

262. “It hurt to touch her, just like the devil was supposed to react.”

— Pepper Winters

263. “Because we only are given one life on this world, and there is no wrong way to live and enjoy it.”

— Pepper Winters

264. “But she didn’t say that, didn’t tell him that she wouldn’t ever take her own life, no matter what. She wasn’t strong enough to do that, or maybe it was that she wasn’t that much of a coward.”

— Pepper Winters

265. “Howl for me. Come undone. I’ll put you back together.”

— Pepper Winters

266. “I was an addict to his sweetly delivered agony. And he was the drug I kept returning to time and time again. “Don’t.”

— Pepper Winters

267. “Happiness. The one thing I hungered for and the one thing I didn’t think I’d ever achieve.”

— Pepper Winters

268. “I was an investment, not a liability. And I would invest everything I had into giving myself a future. The.”

— Pepper Winters

269. “He couldn’t count how many times random fan girls begged him, Say it say it say it. He never did. Why the hell had he said it now?”

— Pepper Winters

270. “I didn’t want to be a person that would see a person bleeding out and walk away. I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t try.”

— Pepper Winters

271. “His cock filled my awareness, until all I smelled or felt or could think of was the thick flesh in my mouth.”

— Pepper Winters

272. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

276. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

284. “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

285. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

287. “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

288. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

290. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

295. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

298. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters