Manna Francis Quotes

#1. Could you get off like that without it? Without the chains?"
Without the absolute surrender. "No. And not without you. You more than any of it.

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#2. Just you. It's enough.'" (Warrick)

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#3. The idea makes a lot of people uncomfortable. [ ... ] It's hurt a great many people and been responsible for a great deal of misery. But, to my mind at least, that doesn't mean it can't now bring pleasure to someone.

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#4. Because I'm the best fuck in the solar system. (Toreth)

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#5. It doesn't matter what you want," Toreth breathed into his ear. "All that matters is what I want. Say it.

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#6. But it isn't you, is it?
Then he winced inwardly, because that sounded far more ... meaningful than he'd intended

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#7. The world is so beautiful, when you look at it.
So detailed. So sharp. Everything's just there
so much more than we need. Light we can't see, sounds we can't hear. Sometimes I wonder if that's what it takes to make it real.

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#8. You're not that good a fuck, and really, what else do you have?'
Nothing. The answer was nothing. That was why the idea of Carnac targeting Warrick terrified him so much, because Carnac, bastard though he was, had so much more that Warrick might want. So much more than him.

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#9. Whatever it was, it was entirely Warrick's fucking fault.

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#10. You can come round to my flat." Toreth's voice changed, sliding subtly into something hard-edged but seductive. "I don't need chains to make you do what I want. I don't need anything. I can take whatever I want from you, however I want it, and you can't stop me.

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#11. He's like a drug, Toreth thought, as Warrick broke the kiss and stood up. Except that no drugs were that good. If he could bottle it and sell it, he'd be a billionaire.

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#12. Did you really think I didn't see that watch?

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#13. To Sara's practised eye, this latest episode looked something like a broken heart, even if she'd never seen the look on him before. Or even imagined it happening. She wondered if he'd noticed yet.

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