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422 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 15, 2021
‘I look over at my sister. Sometimes I forget how ingrained I am in the guys’ testosterone-filled world- how much of a tomboy I really am. I dont even notice half the gross boy behaviour anymore. As close as she and Jax are, she’s too feminine to ever be as close to him and his world as I am.’
‘Haley looks girly no matter what she wears, whereas I look like a fit chick that would drop kick anyone that looks at me’
‘Jax grunts his half-assed approval. I chuckle, knowing its the closest thing to a compliment that I’ll get from him in regard to my appearance. One of the things I know Jay has appreciated in our friendship all these years is that I’ve never rubbed in his face that I’m female. It’s also one of the things that’s helped me to exist in a male-dominated sport.’
‘I don’t need his protection. I fight guys for fun, for God’s sake. I’m not the kind of girl that needs to be coddled.’
‘I’m all for toning down the hooker outfits once a girl has a boyfriend.’
“The difference is, I know for a fact that you like me being this close to you - that you’re actually soaked right now,” he purrs.
“people don’t ask that question anymore. They don’t read. Or play chess. I feel like having academic interests just isn’t as normal anymore outside of an actual intellectual career.”
"Hate sex can be intense. And with the way you and I feel about each other, I might actually kill you with pleasure.”
No more dancing around this tension. No more hiding behind sexual innuendos, or pranks, or condescending digs.
It's barbaric because it's primal and raw and there's no hiding anything once that cage door locks. It's honest. The most honest thing a human can experience.
“Wouldn't you need to have big tits and the ability to cook to be valuable to the classic male?”
“Can you just wait for him in the kitchen like a good woman? Maybe make me dinner while you're in there.”
”The vibe in here is way too plastic.”
”And trust me, honey, you're going to need more than fake words and a plastic rack to keep his attention.”
”He grins, knowing how much I hate when girls use the word to describe something that is very clearly not literal.”
”Hailey looks girly no matter what she wears, whereas I look like a fit chick that would drop kick anyone that looks at me”