Top 500 Ana Huang Quotes (2026 Update)
Page 3 of 10

101. “A grim half-smile touched Rhys’s lips. “I’d rather you hate me alive than love me dead.” He released my shoulders. “Get dressed. We’re leaving.” The door shut behind him. I could finally breathe easy again, but I couldn’t stop his words from echoing in my mind. I’d rather you hate me alive than love me dead.”

— Ana Huang

102. “If Bridget were anyone but my client, I’d drag her into the bathroom, bend her over, and spank her ass raw for her insolent tone.”

— Ana Huang

103. “There was no growth without risk, no progress without change.”

— Ana Huang

104. “But now that I finally had a future worth living for, it was time to let go of the past, once and for all.”

— Ana Huang

105. “There is something beautiful waiting for you, Alex. Whether you find it tomorrow or years from now, I hope it’ll restore your faith in life. You deserve all the beauty and light in the world.”

— Ana Huang

106. “Bed. Singular. As in, there was only one. And I had to share it with Jules Ambrose. Kill me now.”

— Ana Huang

107. “Who needed therapy when you could punch your friend in the face every week?”

— Ana Huang

108. “He wasn’t perfect, but he was perfect for me.”

— Ana Huang

109. “A silvery laugh pealed through the air, drawing my eyes toward the source. Ava. Of course. Josh’s little sister was so sweet and sunshiney all the time, I half-expected flowers to sprout on the ground wherever she walked and a coterie of singing woodland animals to trail behind her while she traipsed through meadows or whatever girls like her did.”

— Ana Huang

110. “The sight of a laughing, unguarded Dante was utterly catastrophic for my ovaries.”

— Ana Huang

111. “Give me time, mia cara. That’s all I need, besides you.”

— Ana Huang

112. “The insane urge to ruffle his hair like I would a kid’s gripped me, just so he’d stop looking so perfect – which was quite irritating to the rest of us mere mortals – but I didn’t have a death wish, so I kept my hands planted in my lap.”

— Ana Huang

113. “Sweetheart, please, you’ll get sick.” His voice broke on the last word.”

— Ana Huang

114. “Did you know tulips were worth more than gold in seventeenth-century Holland? Literally.”

— Ana Huang

115. “Tell anyone I said that, and I will skin you alive with a rusted knife to prolong the pain.”

— Ana Huang

116. “I love you,” I whispered, my heart beating fast, my confession a breathless rush. A beat passed, followed by a second. Third. Alex’s hand stilled, his expression fierce and strangely haunted. A wisp of unease niggled at my stomach. “You don’t mean that.” “Yes, I do,” I said, hurt and a little angry at his reaction. “I know what I feel.”

— Ana Huang

117. “I know seventy-nine ways to kill a man, and I can make seventy of them look like an accident.”

— Ana Huang

118. “Dark hair. Whiskey eyes. A face so exquisitely chiseled it could’ve been sculpted by Michelangelo himself.”

— Ana Huang

119. “I’m the only one who gets to see you like this.” His voice turned harsh. “You” – thrust – ”are” – thrust – ”my” – thrust – ”wife.”

— Ana Huang

120. “The calm to my chaos, the silence to my storm.”

— Ana Huang

121. “Yet Asher Donovan and Rafael Pessoa, two sports stars, are on your dream husband list.” I used to be a fan of both. Not anymore.”

— Ana Huang

122. “Bad news? The person driving said Aston Martin was the last person I wanted – or expected – to pick me up. He wasn’t an I’ll do my buddy a favor and rescue his stranded little sister kinda guy. He was a look at me wrong and I’ll destroy you and everyone you care about kinda guy, and he’d do it looking so calm and gorgeous you wouldn’t notice your world burning down around you until you were already a heap of ashes at his Tom Ford-clad feet.”

— Ana Huang

123. “Your enemies are my enemies, your friends are my friends. If you wanted, I would burn down the world for you.”

— Ana Huang

124. “Spread your legs for me, love.”

— Ana Huang

125. “In Costa Rica, you asked if I’d ever been in love. I said no.” I lowered my head until our foreheads touched and her lips were scant inches from mine. “Ask me again.” It was the same request I’d made at the hospital, but this time, Bridget didn’t break our gaze as she asked, “Have you ever been in love, Mr. Larsen?” “Only once.” I slid my hand up from her neck to the back of her head, cupping it. “And you, Princess. Have you ever been in love?” “Only once,” she whispered.”

— Ana Huang

126. “The best rulers are those who can wield both the carrot and the stick in equal measure.”

— Ana Huang

127. “You don’t need a crown to be queen, princess.”

— Ana Huang

128. “I don’t know what he sees in you. I hope that stick in your ass punctures a vital organ.”

— Ana Huang

129. “When I’m not with her, I wish she were there. When I am with her, I want that moment to last forever.”

— Ana Huang

130. “I don’t have the money to buy you all the flowers you deserve yet,” he said, sounding so solemn and formal I couldn’t help but smile at the contrast between his tone and the jar of colorful paper flowers in his hands. “So I made them instead.”

— Ana Huang

131. “It was clear, all right. It was clear Dante Russo was Satan in a nice suit.”

— Ana Huang

132. “It still feels like a dream sometimes,” she admitted. “To meet someone who sees me for who I am, faults and all, and loves me regardless.”

— Ana Huang

133. “Don’t trust anyone, Alex. It’s always the people you least expect who’ll stab you in the back.”

— Ana Huang

134. “Hate is just another word for love.”

— Ana Huang

135. “To everyone who’s ever felt like they weren’t enough.”

— Ana Huang

136. “But one mistake I’ll never make is letting you go, not when there’s even a sliver of a chance left for us. Because the possibility of you is better than the reality of someone else.”

— Ana Huang

137. “You are the light to my dark, Sunshine,” he said in a raw voice. His lips brushed against mine as he spoke. “Without you, I’m lost.”

— Ana Huang

138. “But if there was one thing I was sure of, it was that I would never, ever fall in love with Jules Ambrose.”

— Ana Huang

139. “She was mine. She just didn’t know it yet.”

— Ana Huang

140. “Tell me what you want, Vivian. Do you want me on my knees?”

— Ana Huang

141. “I will always be here if you need me, no matter how far in distance or time. I don’t care if we’re on different continents or if it’s five, fifty years in the future. I never want you to wake up and feel like you’re alone because you’re not. You’ll always have me.”

— Ana Huang

142. “You broke my heart, and you weren’t even there to witness it.”

— Ana Huang

143. “And she looked so damn beautiful it made my heart stop for a second, just long enough to confirm she owned every beat.”

— Ana Huang

144. “You told me once there was something beautiful waiting for me, something that’ll restore my faith in life. I’ve found it. It’s you.”

— Ana Huang

145. “I’d been trapped by my own mind, by the fears that haunted my days and the nightmares that haunted my nights. I stuck with the safe choices because I thought I wasn’t strong enough for anything else.”

— Ana Huang

146. “If you let lesser people determine your self-worth, you’ll never reach higher than their limited imagination... You don’t have to work overtime to get people to love you, Ava. Love isn’t earned, it’s given.”

— Ana Huang

147. “Love wasn’t always about the big moments. More often, it was tucked in the small moments connecting the major ones.”

— Ana Huang

148. “I would introduce myself by my net worth,” he said. “But it would be impolite to categorize you as a stranger given the purpose of tonight’s dinner.”

— Ana Huang

149. “Sometimes, all we needed was the knowledge someone somewhere cared about us.”

— Ana Huang

150. “And crawl to me.”

— Ana Huang