Top 120 Abigail Roux Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “The more he saw of the man who’d caught his son’s heart, the more he liked him.”

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102. “Brandt certainly didn’t see what the big deal was. Things caught fire; it wasn’t always Brandt’s fault.”

— Abigail Roux

103. “And the white knight never left the board without blood all over him.”

— Abigail Roux

104. “I had a lot of nights alone,” Kelly said. Nick raised his head, and their noses brushed. Kelly’s breath was warm against his lips. “I called your name every damn time.”

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105. “A prickle of porcupines, a cackle of hyenas, a pounce of cats, a slither of snakes. But it’s a nest of vipers, a quiver of cobras, and a rhumba of rattlesnakes. They also have a parliament of owls and a congress of baboons, which I find insulting to baboons myself.”

— Abigail Roux

106. “Who the hell needs this many dogs anyway?” “What’s wrong with being a pet owner?” Cameron asked. “Yeah, you pronounced ‘hoarder’ wrong.”

— Abigail Roux

107. “If you want your prisoners to behave until you kill them, you don’t tell them you’re going to kill them!”

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108. “Love is just a word most of the time.”

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109. “I’ve decided I like you,” Julian said as he passed through the living room to the kitchen. Liam frowned as if that didn’t sit right with him. “It took you you this long?” “I don’t make rash decisions.”

— Abigail Roux

110. “He grabbed Ty and dipped him backward, kissing him for all he was worth.”

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111. “Welcome to the family, Zane,” she said, and the sincerity in her voice made his throat tighten. “I wish I’d known earlier, but if wishes was dollars, I’d be the Queen of Sheba.”

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112. “Ty pushed at his head to turn him into another brutal kiss. “Louder,” he snarled. “Please!”

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113. “You have to be strong enough to stay off the bottle. For you. Not me.”

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114. “Where do we have it? Do we do the whole nine yards or shorten the ceremony? Do we try to make it religious or keep it nondenominational? Do you have a best man or do you ask Annie to stand with you? Do we involve our families, make one of them travel? Does Chester get to put a corsage on his shovel? If we have to go to Texas, can I put Barnum in a bow tie and have him be the bouncer for the reception?”

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115. “At least you make frustrated and cranky look good.”

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116. “You brought my son back and turned him into a beautiful thing.”

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117. “And I had to be made blind before I could see.”

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118. “The back screen popped open before she could answer, and everyone who was still armed raised their weapons again, waiting breathlessly for the heavy footsteps to draw near. Chester came around the corner, a rag in his hands, wiping them clean. His shovel was held in the crook of his elbow, the shaft resting on his shoulder. Blood dripped from the sharpened tip of the blade. “Got me a couple,” he said with a pleased grin.”

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119. “He knew what the others thought of him. They thought him mad. Well, perhaps they were right. Brandt was mad. Well and truly mad. Gleefully, joyously, certifiably, insanely mad. But he wasn’t stupid.”

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120. “If you can’t kill it, hire it, right?”

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121. “I’ll stick this so far up your ass, the smoke will come out your ears.”

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122. “Deuce glanced at him before turning his attention back to Zane and Julian. “Dare I ask what you’ve done to deserve protective custody?” he asked Julian. “I deal antiques,” Julian answered in a soft voice. Deuce nodded, looking Julian up and down. He turned his head to look at Ty speculatively. “That’s a euphemism for ‘I kill things’, isn’t it?”

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123. “And FYI, Deliverance took place in Georgia. In West Virginia we kiss our cousins.”

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124. “Drop or strangle; oh, the choices this business forced him to make.”

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125. “Oohrah, kiddo,” Chester said quietly. Ty smiled and squeezed his eyes shut as tears trailed down his face. “Oohrah, Gunny.”

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126. “I don’t like this, not one bit. I don’t have many morals, but the ones I do have are not happy.”

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127. “For the first time, they were actually discussing their future in concrete terms. They’d both known, on some level, that they intended to spend the rest of their lives together.”

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128. “Are we talking about Tyler?” Julian asked, leaning forward to put his face between the two of them from the backseat. “Please do call him, I have missed being handcuffed to every possible surface whenever I speak.”

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129. “I’m pretty sure I just got groped while buying toothpaste,” Ty told him with a frown as he struggled with the tiny buttons of his shirt. “By a tiny little old lady with dead butterflies on her hat.”

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130. “Zane,” Annie said with a hand on his shoulder. “Go find a state that allows it, and marry that man.”

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131. “Good or bad?” Ty asked, rubbing his fingers over Zane’s chest to soothe him. Smith chose that moment to come out of hiding, pouncing on his moving fingers and landing on Zane’s chest. His claws sank in, turning the bed into a frenzy of cat fur, flying linens, and screaming FBI agents.”

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132. “His lover was a born entertainer who liked to kill things. How he wasn’t in a psychiatric ward or on a Most Wanted list somewhere was anyone’s guess.”

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133. “Zane was Ty’s anchor, a way to keep him from floating away. But Nick was Ty’s seashore, always in the distance, visible, comforting, and harkening to home.”

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134. “Ty chuckled and they shared a languid kiss. Ty was smirking when they parted. “Marry me, Zane,” he whispered. Zane.”

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135. “How much of his own life had he forgotten to live as he watched the people he loved? The.”

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136. “This Ty Grady had Zane wrapped around his finger. It was almost sweet.”

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137. “What are you boys up to?” “Zane was showing off for me,” Ty said with a smile. “I was trying to teach him how to rope.” “I can’t imagine he’ll learn much, way he was staring at you.” Ty looked away, but even the hot summer sun couldn’t mask the blush creeping over the man. Harrison.”

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138. “Zane didn’t laugh this time. In years past he had sat uncounted times in the dark of night, smoking, shooting up, drinking, wondering if the coming morning would be the one when he didn’t wake up. Sometimes he’d even prayed for it.”

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139. “I love you” Ty said, the quiet words devoid of any self-consciousness of his usual bravado. ” And I’ve never been able to say that before with such conviction. I can’t remember a time when you weren’t the first thing I thought of, and I want to spend the rest of my life with you. I don’t care what stands in our way.”

— Abigail Roux