Top 280 Abbi Glines Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “Yes, we will marry you!” she exclaimed.”

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252. “A small laugh startled me and I looked over to see her actually smiling. Making her do that more often was a new goal.”

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253. “Loving someone meant getting hurt.”

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254. “He is Death and he’s about to break all the rules.”

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255. “This may be invading her privacy but I was Death, dammit. I should get some privileges.”

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256. “I just knew Jax. The sweet guy who wanted to go into a grocery store and buy himself a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup and took the time to be kind to little girls.”

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257. “You want to know what happened? YOU happened Rush. That’s what happened.”

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258. “You’re my world. I want everyone to know. I don’t know how to date, so I never even thought of taking you on a date. But I can promise you right now, I will be taking you on so many damn dates that there won’t be a person in this town who doesn’t know I worship the ground you walk on.” I reached out and took her hand. “Forgive me for being an idiot.”

— Abbi Glines

259. “Loosing you would be the only thing that could destroy me.”

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260. “Listen to me, Blaire. If you try to go anywhere I will chase you down. I will become your shadow.”

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261. “It matters to me that you’re safe.”

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262. “My girl and my kid gets the best, always.”

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263. “I knew our night at the grocery store apparently meant much more to me than him.”

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264. “As the music played over the speakers and the waterfall in the pool filled the silence around us, I knew that without a doubt I had just been ruined.”

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265. “The real Ashton Gray is perfect and I’m crazy in love with her.”

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266. “Watching her eased my mind. Even from afar she was enough to help me breathe. I was becoming dependent on a girl I hardly knew.”

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267. “Tragedy strikes us all at one point in our life. People make mistakes, and some are lucky enough to walk away without lasting marks, while others live a lifetime with the choice they made.”

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268. “Remember she’s fragile. Don’t break her.” He didn’t know how wrong he was. Maggie was one of the strongest people I knew.”

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269. “To the reader who has lost a dream. Life often changes courses, and you can choose to give up or find a new path with an even brighter future.”

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270. “Even if this woman found a way to destroy an already broken man, I would never regret it. Some moments were worth losing your soul over.”

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271. “I wasn’t one to make promises. What I knew of promises was that they were easily broken.”

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272. “Impressive. A female with enough nerve to admit she can be wrong, apologize, and offer to rectify the situation.”

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273. “I want to mean to you what you mean to me.” That wasn’t an “i love you,” but it was close enough.”

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274. “I’d make a mark on this world and in return, this world would mark me too. I’d clutch on with both hands and enjoy the ride and see what happened in time. Daddy always said it wasn’t the destination, but the journey, that’s what mattered. My journey was about to begin. Or had it begun already?”

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275. “Fate is what we make of it. We can let it happen or we can manipulate it. Sometimes you just gotta listen to your gut, take fate’s handlebars and steer.”

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276. “How often the line fades that stands between love and hate.”

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277. “My world and what I’d known of it had just been blown to a million pieces.”

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278. “It’s not the demons you should fear, it’s the Devil who is charming.”

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279. “I was really doing this. Letting go of what was safe and taking the first move in finding my place in the world.”

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280. “Curiosity killed the kitty.”

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281. “I understood that pain was real and sometimes things didn’t last. Sometimes you just had to enjoy it while it lasts and cherish it when it’s gone.”

— Abbi Glines