Top 500 Pepper Winters Quotes (2026 Update)
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401. “I hoped to avoid it, because I wasn’t strong enough to voice it. If I told another person, it made it real. I didn’t want to make it real.”

— Pepper Winters

402. “My lips ached to kiss her. My body strained to hold her as if she was the perfect ending to my unhappy tragedy.”

— Pepper Winters

403. “All hookers should work in Florida or something.”

— Pepper Winters

404. “If I believed in a god, it would be the god of women’s asses.”

— Pepper Winters

405. “Was it wrong that I’d given up hoping for freedom and would settle for a new master instead? Freedom was unattainable, but a new owner might be feasible. If.”

— Pepper Winters

406. “His arms around me were an embrace, but his words – they felt like a threat.”

— Pepper Winters

407. “I’D TAKEN HER, but ultimately, she’d taken me.”

— Pepper Winters

408. “I gave him everything that I was. I gave him all my troubles and dreams and flashbacks. I let him save me. And at the same time saved him.”

— Pepper Winters

409. “Being allergic to air is hard. I don’t think I have too much time.”

— Pepper Winters

410. “She was conscious enough to know she still needed to give him an answer. Give him the only answer she could. “Yes.”

— Pepper Winters

411. “Call him misguided or even a bit evil, but there was something about her and the raging erection she had induced that was making him act out of the ordinary and even though he recognized it, he didn’t try to fight against it.”

— Pepper Winters

412. “He’s careful never to scar my body, even though I know that blood and tears – my tears – excite him, turn him on.”

— Pepper Winters

413. “It was strange how badly he longed for her full focus on him, only him, whether or not that attention came with pain.”

— Pepper Winters

414. “To be a part of my world, I requested three things: Obedience. Discipline. Utmost secrecy.”

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

416. “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

417. “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

418. “You don’t write wishes, you write confessions. There’s a difference.”

— Pepper Winters

419. “Why don’t you like to be gentle? Did you never have a pet to learn how to be nice? I can teach you to be gentle. It’s not hard.”

— Pepper Winters

420. “He doesn’t always act in a way that society deems acceptable, but he’s not evil.”

— Pepper Winters

421. “He couldn’t remember the last time he’d just held hands with a woman. Maybe he never had.”

— Pepper Winters

422. “He was going to trust her to be his if she could prove to him that she was his, that she wanted to be his, completely.”

— Pepper Winters

423. “She could turn out to be a conniving manipulator, and my cock would still beg for her.”

— Pepper Winters

424. “Can you at least tell me what you plan on doing with me?” “Don’t play coy. You know exactly what I plan to do with you. Why else would a man purchase a female from an auction if not to enjoy her body?”

— Pepper Winters

425. “He could endure her punishments as long as he made progress in unraveling the knots that bound her soul.”

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

427. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

429. “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

430. “Scent de insanity.”

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

435. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

437. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

440. “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

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

446. “A woman he wanted.”

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

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

— Pepper Winters

449. “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

450. “This single-minded lust between us was sacred.”

— Pepper Winters