“Please consult your child’s Witch doctor before using this product. Diapers may cause severe allergies, internal bleeding, and irreversible sex change.”
— Kenya Wright
“Their faces showed beautiful smiles boasting magnificent teeth. Their skin gleamed in the perfect lighting. Even their scarred flesh seemed to hold its own intricate designs, as crazy as it seemed. Luscious curves still decorated their hips and the swell between their legs. They were striking and endearing like a tribe of taunting sirens on top of a cliff in the middle of the sea. I gazed at them for longer than I should have…”
— Kenya Wright
“Nothing is bigger than art.”
— Kenya Wright
“I couldn’t stay away from her.”
— Kenya Wright
“We all came to watch her die.”
— Kenya Wright
“I’ve been waiting for you for a very long time.” I raised her off my shoulders, lowered her to me, and guided her legs around my waist. “Why did you take so long to come to me?”“If I knew you were here, I would’ve come so much sooner.”
— Kenya Wright
“1) Everyone nodded in silent agreement, and then one by onedisappeared into the castle’s dark shadowswhere night met blackened airand creepy thingswhispered the most haunting words into the wind.”
— Kenya Wright
“You’re going to ruin me.”
— Kenya Wright
“What made a movie buff different from others was the amount of freakish details they chose to fill their heads with. The typical movie-goer remembered the big lines, the ones that you could find on the film’s shirts and posters. Just a bunch of tag-lines used for promotion. A true movie buff memorized the odd ones that said more about the story’s theme or characters. A true buff read up on the movie’s history.”
— Kenya Wright
“We filled the night air with light and shone brighter than all those millions of glittering stars watching us from the sky.”
— Kenya Wright
“I craved to stroke that delicate skin and run my fingers through her tresses as she moaned with hunger. I would grip a thick section of her hair in my hands, wrap it around my fingers, and take her from behind. And she would scream my name.”
— Kenya Wright
“He’s not going to stop this. He’s really going to kill himself.”
— Kenya Wright
“Fine, I’ll live. Just give me time to fill the void you left.”
— Kenya Wright
“My love, one day, you are going to be my wife.”
— Kenya Wright
“Moaning, she melted into my arms and molded her body against mine as if giving me permission to take whatever I yearned for. And I will. I can’t think of anything else.The ocean waves crashed against us. That cool water rose up to our knees. All was forgotten in those sweet kisses—lips gliding against lips, wet tongues twisting and exploring, hungry hands and taunting fingers. Fireworks of lust and need exploded inside me.”
— Kenya Wright
“Red stepped inside my penthouse with her two friends.“Make sure all the staff knows that they need to spoil those three. Give them whatever they want, champagne, the caviar drizzled in hash oil, anything. Even my own stuff to smoke from the crystal bong I got in Paris to the vape pen done in pearl. They need to be impressed.”
— Kenya Wright
“When I arrived at her door, with the weight of the entire world on my shoulders, she drew me into her arms and eased all my stress away. She comforted and spent time with me when she didn’t have to. She didn’t know me at all, had no idea who I was or what I intended for her, whether passion or pain. But her heart led her forward, that beautiful heart I wanted for myself. So when the moment came to kiss her, as we stood in the water at the beach, I seized it like a desperate man. I was a mad one on the edge of insanity and she was the tonic I needed.”
— Kenya Wright
“Are you both drunk?” I headed up the ladder and propped myself on a swing with no problem. “Correction, dear brother.” Hex held one finger in the air. “We’re exquisitely tipsy. There’s a difference. Drunkenness is done at a shady bar, in ugly clothing, surrounded by the mundane. While exquisite tipsiness is performed in an art setting among geniuses.”“Thanks so much for the distinction.” I rolled my eyes.”
— Kenya Wright
“I didn’t understand what was supposed to happen from our swinging, but the need to make her happy bloomed in my chest.”
— Kenya Wright
“Are you both drunk?” I headed up the ladder and propped myself on a swing with no problem. “Correction, dear brother.” Hex held one finger in the air. “We’re exquisitely tipsy.”
— Kenya Wright
“Art isn’t a means for income when it comes to Hex. He would do it if he was trapped on an island by himself or the richest man in the world. For him, art is like breathing. He just has to do it.”
— Kenya Wright
“I know you’ve been through an ordeal, but you don’t want to start drowning yourself in liquor. You’ll find that it’s easy to do, but by the time you realize it could start to be a problem, you’re already over that cliff.”
— Kenya Wright
“Promise me you won’t run off in fear.”
— Kenya Wright
“The Revolution won’t be televised. It’s already available on Amazon in ebook format.”
— Kenya Wright
“He placed his hands to his belt buckle and undid it. “Just be careful, Red. This isn’t a fairytale. No one will save you, if you decide to see how sharp the wolf’s teeth really are.”
— Kenya Wright
“Don’t ever try to leave me again.”
— Kenya Wright
“What are you most scared of?” she asked and I wished she hadn’t. I didn’t like admitting it.“I’m scared of dying alone.”
— Kenya Wright
“There’s always a price.”
— Kenya Wright
“Compliments like that are only going to get you everywhere.”
— Kenya Wright
“Women formed from black smoke come to me at night and they scream for me to not cut their throats or twist those tiny necks. They beg and cry. Then right at the moment when I can’t take anymore, I rush up to them, slashing at the smoke with my hands. Do they go away? Never. They turn into familiar faces.”
— Kenya Wright