Top 500 Ana Huang Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “It’s a simple equation, Sunshine. If you’re in New York, I’m in New York.”

— Ana Huang

202. “Get in.” He didn’t raise his voice – he never raised his voice – but I still heard him loud and clear over the rain. Alex Volkov was a force of nature unto himself, and I imagined even the weather bowed to him.”

— Ana Huang

203. “Michael Chen.” Ava shook harder. “Alex, my mom didn’t try to kill me. My dad did.”

— Ana Huang

204. “He’s totally whipped. Watch.” She raised her voice to a panicked level. “Oh my God! Ava, are you bleeding?” Alex’s head snapped up. Less than five seconds later, he ended his call and crossed the room to a confused-looking Ava, whose hand froze halfway to the scones on the table.”

— Ana Huang

205. “I’d rather be the villain with her by my side than the hero who risked losing her because of a misguided sense of morality.”

— Ana Huang

206. “I don’t need a reason to be with you, amor. But I’ll give you ten thousand if it means you’ll say yes.”

— Ana Huang

207. “You’re it for me. In every iteration of every life. Things may have changed since we got married, but you and me? We were always meant for forever.”

— Ana Huang

208. “Because while what we had wasn’t a traditional fairy tale by any means, it was ours. And it was forever.”

— Ana Huang

209. “If you saw yourself the way other people see you,” he said quietly. “You’d never doubt again.” Curiosity and something infinitely sweeter and more dangerous fluttered to life in my heart. “How do other people see me?” Christian’s eyes didn’t leave mine. “Like you’re the most beautiful, most remarkable thing they’ve ever seen.”

— Ana Huang

210. “Love. Such a simple concept that humans liked to twist and complicate with their fears and insecurities, but eventually, everyone had to make a choice – let the doubt consume them, or let love carry them through.”

— Ana Huang

211. “Stark desire scrawled across Alex’s face as he stared at me, his eyes burning through the camera and straight into my soul.”

— Ana Huang

212. “We’ve been through some dark times, but you were always the brightest part of my life.”

— Ana Huang

213. “But unlike everyone else, I had as much interest in ass-kissing and small talk as I did in injecting bleach into my veins.”

— Ana Huang

214. “Everyone changes. Without change, we might as well be dead.”

— Ana Huang

215. “You inspire me to chase my dreams and drive away my nightmares.”

— Ana Huang

216. “She was mine. She just didn’t know it yet. I hadn’t known it myself until I saw her in Colton’s arms and every instinct raged at me to tear her away. To claim what belonged to me.”

— Ana Huang

217. “Trying to stay away from her was like the ocean trying to stay away from the shore. Impossible.”

— Ana Huang

218. “Kai Young, a secret romantic. Who would’ve thought?”

— Ana Huang

219. “I hated the effect he had on me. I hated how my eyes always went to him in a room full of people and how I couldn’t stop thinking about him no matter how hard I tried. Most of all, I hated how I couldn’t hate him, not even a little bit.”

— Ana Huang

220. “You know I would choose you.” “That’s the thing. I don’t.” A tear slipped down her cheek. “Because you haven’t chosen me. Not in a very, very long time.”

— Ana Huang

221. “Chinese proverb that said an invisible thread connected those destined to meet, regardless of time, place, and circumstance.”

— Ana Huang

222. “Out of the shadows and into the spotlight.”

— Ana Huang

223. “How romantic.” “I’m past romantic, Alessandra. I’m desperate.”

— Ana Huang

224. “Have you ever heard the saying, when you assume, you make an ass of u and me?”

— Ana Huang

225. “You’re the only thing that could make me happy forever.”

— Ana Huang

226. “A reminder. No matter how dark it gets, you can always find a light.”

— Ana Huang

227. “Eventually, I would catch her, and once I did, I was never letting her go.”

— Ana Huang

228. “I’d fought and won impossible battles all my life, and the one for Bridget was the most important one of all. If she couldn’t or wouldn’t fight for us – because of her guilt, her duty, her family, or any other reason – I’d fight enough for us both.”

— Ana Huang

229. “I would rather be miserable now after having been loved by you than happy without having ever known you.”

— Ana Huang

230. “I’d lived in hell my whole life, and it wasn’t until now I glimpsed what heaven felt like. But as our kiss deepened and I sank into her once again, I realized I was wrong. Bridget felt better than heaven. She felt like home.”

— Ana Huang

231. “Most laughs – hell, most people – were fake. They woke up every morning and put on a mask according to what they wanted that day and who they wanted the world to see. They smiled at people they hated, laughed at jokes that weren’t funny, and kissed the asses of those they secretly hoped to dethrone.”

— Ana Huang

232. “I spent thirty-seven years thinking my perfect match didn’t exist. You proved me wrong in less than one. And even though we didn’t do it right the first time, I’m hoping you’ll give me a chance to prove myself a second time.”

— Ana Huang

233. “You don’t dance.” “Only with you.” The burn intensified. “Careful, Mr. Larsen, or I’ll think you actually like me.” His mouth curled into a grin. “Baby, we’re way beyond like.”

— Ana Huang

234. “I miss when you call me Sunshine.”

— Ana Huang

235. “Despite what I’d said about love being a drug, Stella was my greatest high.”

— Ana Huang

236. “I didn’t know what I wanted from her, but I knew I wanted her. I knew she haunted my thoughts and invaded my dreams until she was the only thing I could see. And I knew that being with her was one of the few times I truly felt alive.”

— Ana Huang

237. “Farrah had always equated the stars with love, which seemed as nebulous and out of reach as the diamonds in the sky. But as she stood there next to Blake, beneath the infinite skies of a foreign land, the stars felt a little closer.”

— Ana Huang

238. “Love. Passion. Choice. Things no amount of money could buy.”

— Ana Huang

239. “Despite my current frustrations with writing, there was something so special about creating and getting lost in new worlds. Books have been my escape for years, and I will publish one eventually. I wasn’t giving up that dream so I could become an office automaton.”

— Ana Huang

240. “Grief wasn’t one emotion; it was a hundred emotions wrapped in a dark shroud.”

— Ana Huang

241. “I never really lived before you,” I said. “And I don’t want to imagine living after you.”

— Ana Huang

242. “Dark eyes. Bronze skin. Red lips. All smiles and sunshine, unaware she’d walked into a pit of vipers. A goddess entering the gates of hell, and she didn’t even know it. A pulse ticked in my jaw.”

— Ana Huang

243. “There’s too much of the world to see first.” I rubbed my thumb over her hand. “And I want to see it all with you.”

— Ana Huang

244. “Speaking of which, I also have a proposal for you.” “Alex.” I clutched my chest. “Ava’s not gonna like it if you propose to me too. Bigamy is illegal in D. C.”

— Ana Huang

245. “I Told you not to romanticize me, to harden that soft heart. it was my one courtesy for the kindness you’ve shown me over the years. But you fell for me anyway” His Jaw tightened, “Consider it a lesson for the future, pretty words and pretty faces don’t equal pretty souls.”

— Ana Huang

246. “If I wanted something, I needed to voice it. Otherwise, I had no one to blame except for myself when I was wracked with regrets over what-ifs.”

— Ana Huang

247. “Nothing good ever came from right-swiping on a guy holding a fish on a dating app.”

— Ana Huang

248. “You downplay your accomplishments as ordinary when you would hail them as extraordinary on anyone else.”

— Ana Huang

249. “You can’t control what they say, but you can control what you say. Don’t let them see you sweat. Deflect if necessary, take back the power, and guide the conversation where you want it to go. You are the princess. You do not cower in front of anyone.”

— Ana Huang

250. “And if you think I’m leaving you alone and unprotected anywhere, you don’t know me at all.”

— Ana Huang