“You're the only man I know who can have sex with a woman who looks that good and be in this bad a mood ten minutes later. Damn, didn't you know sex is supposed to make you feel better? (Nick)”

— Sherrilyn Kenyon , book Night Pleasures

Source: Night Pleasures

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