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• Headers Up in the air - R.K. Lilley •
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UP IN THE AIR HEADERS
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There you go, belittling us again. You must know by now that I've never done any of this for anyone else. I was a slut once with my body, but I've never been a slut with my heart.
James to Bianca (Mile High [Up in the Air #2] by R.K. Lilley)
I loved your eyes first,” I told him , repeating his words from a few weeks ago back to him, because it was true, and because we were two halves of a whole—we had been all along, and he’d been so clever to know it right away. I used to think it was insanity, but now I was beginning to think that it was pure brilliance. “I see it, too, James. I see the other half of my soul in you.
Bianca to James (Grounded [Up in the Air #3] by R.K. Lilley)
You’re my favorite subject, Love. I’ll start with your eyes. I fell in love with those first. One look was like a punch to the guy. You have these ageless eyes on such a young face. I just knew that you had seen bad things, and from the start, I knew that you could understand pain. Understand feeling hopeless and helpless and alone. I fell in love with your eyes first because I looked into their depths and saw the other half of my soul.
James to Bianca (Grounded [Up in the Air #3] by R.K. Lilley)
Mr Beautiful comes out tomorrow!!!
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Their story in emoji’s hah!
Unknown British Artist
Elihu Yale, the 2nd Duke of Devonshire, Lord James Cavendish, Mr. Tunstal, and a Page
England (c. 1708)
Oil on Canvas, 201.3 x 235.6 cm.
Yale Center for British Art
"-Que tal chamar o que iremos fazer de foder carinhosamente até seus miolos explodirem?" - James Cavendish.