Quotes of Micalea Smeltzer

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“His dimple appeared. “I can’t help it. I’m part wolf. I have four stomachs.”“That’s cows, you idiot,” I said with a laugh.He grinned, “Moo.”-Caeden and Sophie” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“Life is not measured by the amount of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Finding Olivia
“Laughter can cure anything, when you laugh, it pushes the darkness out of your soul.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Unraveling
“He gave me a funny look. “I just came in through the window and you’re asking me if Lucinda knows? That would be a big fat no.” -Caeden” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“I got lost in the imaginary world—picturing myself as the heroine. After all, wasn’t that why people read? So they could live someone else’s life for a little while?” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Last to Know
“Sophie was fine up until the point where she fell flat on her face when she got a look at my delicious abs,” he said and pulled up his shirt rubbing his chiseled stomach.I blushed and then mocked him, “Delicious huh?”“Oh yeah,” he said jokingly. “My basement floor is now flooded with your drool.”-Caeden and Sophie” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“Sometimes we have to hurt to be reminded that the best things in life bring us joy and pain.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Sweet Dandelion
“He pulled away from me and held his hands in the air like he was weighing something. “Keep Sophie safe or let Sophie die. Hmm. I think keep Sophie safe is winning. So, bite me.” -Caeden” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“Life clips our wings. Everyone tells you to dream big, but then society does everything it can to keep you grounded.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Sweet Dandelion
“Maybe you should date him?” I said.“Ugh no thanks,” said Caeden and then grinned. “He’s not as good of a kisser as you. I don’t think I could survive off of Murphy’s kisses. But yours… Your kisses are like heaven.”“Glad to know that you’ve made out with your dog, Caeden,” I said and punched his leg from where I sat on the floor with Archie who had curled up in a little ball on my lap. -Sophie and Caeden” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“I’m trying. One day at a time. One step. One moment. The past doesn’t have to be an anchor, it can be your wings.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Sweet Dandelion
“Hand me a picnic basket and call me Red Riding Hood. After all I was about to go meet the big bad wolf. -Sophie” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“Ooooh!” said Chris mockingly. “She uses my whole first name. I’m so very scared. I’m quaking in my little boots.”-Christian Lyke” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“Bryce looked at his mom, “I’m sick of talking to this old coot. Hit me with another present.”She tossed him one, hard. It hit him in the chest. He mock glared at his mom. “You said hit me,” she smiled.-Bryce and Amy” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“Love is like wildflowers; It’s often found in the most unlikely places.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, The Confidence of Wildflowers
“I’m not bright like you, but I promise, when your days are dark, I’ll be your light.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, The Confidence of Wildflowers
“Wildflowers are strong. Resilient. They can grow under most conditions. I want to be like that.” I let my hair down, his eyes watching my movements. “I want to have the confidence of wildflowers—to never give up, to flourish, and thrive.” ― Micalea Smeltzer, The Confidence of Wildflowers
“Are you throwing a temper tantrum?” he asked with a grin. “Because this is not Toddlers and Tiaras."-Caeden” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
“The bell over the door dinged signaling a customer.Caeden groaned. “And just when I was going to have my wicked way with you.” -Caeden” ― Micalea Smeltzer, Outsider
Micalea Smeltzer
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Micalea Smeltzer

Micalea Smeltzer is an author from Northern Virginia. Her two dogs, Ollie and Remy, are her constant companions. As a kidney transplant recipient she's dedicated to raising awareness around the effects of kidney disease, dialysis, and transplant as well as ed…

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