Top 500 Ana Huang Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “I thought a society heiress like yourself would know better than to discuss money in polite company.” “The keyword is polite.”

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

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253. “Get in the car, Stella.” I got in the car.”

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254. “But people were people, no matter their title, and some desires were universal. Unfortunately, the ability to fulfill them was not.”

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255. “I could watch you count every grain of sand on the beach and it would be exciting.”

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256. “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.”

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257. “But that was the thing about guilt. It didn’t give a damn about facts or reason. It sprouted from the tiniest seeds of doubt, slipped through the cracks of your psyche, and by the time you realized what the ugly darkness oozing through your veins was, it’d already burrowed itself so deep you couldn’t dig it out without losing a part of yourself.”

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

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259. “I gasped when Alex yanked me toward him and deepened the kiss. His hand fisted my hair and tugged, forcing my back to arch while his tongue plundered my mouth. “Not the romance you were thinking of, is it?” he growled, his grip so tight my eyes watered.”

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260. “I’m sorry for being a limp-dicked idiot who doesn’t know how to respect woman.” Resentment poured off him in waves. “Do you accept his apology?” I asked Bridget. “If you don’t I can take this outside.”

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261. “It was only a matter of time before the dark chemistry between us exploded into something neither of us could come back from.”

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262. “I tilted my head up, my first real smile in months spreading across my face. It was small, but it was there.”

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263. “Natalia was my sister by blood, but Ava, Bridget, and Jules would always be my sisters by choice.”

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264. “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’.”

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265. “Once I did, I could put my disturbing obsession with Stella Alonso behind me once and for all.”

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266. “Alex Volkov’s smile over the phone, icy and humorless. “What can I do for you, Your Highness?”

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267. “I’m trying to save you, Ava,” he said out of nowhere, right as we finished all the dishes and I prepared to flee. “From what?” I refused to look at him, but I could see him watching me out of the corner of my eye. “From me.” I didn’t respond, because how was I supposed to tell the man determined to save me that I didn’t want to be saved?”

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

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269. “If you really loved me,” Alessandra whispered, “you would let me go. Please.”

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270. “What she doesn’t know won’t hurt her.”

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271. “But there’s a second issue, which is that people use love so often it’s lost all meaning. They love their dogs, cars, happy hours, and their friend’s new haircut. They say love is this grand, wonderful thing when it’s the opposite. It’s useless at best and dangerous at worst.”

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272. “I didn’t care much for art, but if I could immortalize her in that moment as a painting, I would.”

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273. “I didn’t know what I’d done to deserve her, but she was here, she was mine, and I was never letting her go.”

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274. “My head and heart waged civil war against each other and, for the first time in my life, my heart was winning.”

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275. “Whether in heaven or hell, in dreams or real life, Stella was mine.”

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276. “Kiss me like the the world’s watching.”

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277. “I also heard the more zeroes one has in their bank account, the fewer words they’re capable of speaking.” Her deceptively pleasant voice could’ve sliced through butter. “You’re proving the rumor correct.”

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278. “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.”

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279. “The difference is, back then, I thought I had nothing to lose. Now, I realize I have everything to lose.” Sadness reflected in his smile. “You.”

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280. “Kai was the epitome of aristocratic sophistication, and he’d nailed the British stoicism that went with it.”

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281. “Ava.” Alex’s voice cracked. Red rimmed his eyes, and I could’ve sworn he was on the verge of crying. But this was Alex. He didn’t cry. He wasn’t capable of it. “Sweetheart, please. Tell me what I have to do. I’ll do anything.” “I don’t know if there’s anything you can do,” I whispered. “I’m sorry.”

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282. “There was nothing like cross-promotion and feeding the public’s voyeuristic desire to follow the love lives of strangers.”

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283. “I low-key believed in manifestation as long as I mixed it with a healthy dose of hard work.”

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284. “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.”

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285. “Deep, abiding, unconditional love. You want it so much you’re willing to live for it.”

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286. “And at the end of the day, no grand gesture matched that of making a promise... and keeping it.”

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287. “I didn’t think I had a heart before I met her, but she proved I did- it lay in pieces at her feet.”

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288. “But I was so tired of running. So tired of fighting the world and myself at the same time, of pretending everything was okay when I struggled just to keep my head above water.”

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289. “You want to know the truth, Vivian? If I loved you as much as he claims to love you, nothing would’ve stopped me from keeping you.”

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290. “You are cold and infuriating and, I admit, a little scary. But you are also patient and supportive and brilliant. You inspire me to chase my dreams and drive away my nightmares. You are everything I didn’t know I needed, and you make me feel safer than anyone else on the planet.” I took a deep breath. “What I’m trying to say – again – is, I love you, Alex Volkov. Every part of you, even the parts I want to slap.”

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291. “A slow, lazy smile tugged at his lips. “Smart girl.”

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292. “I’ll spend however many lifetimes I need to rediscover those parts of you, because 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.”

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293. “I would never leave you.” Alex drew me into his chest, and I sank into his embrace for the first time in what felt like forever. It was like returning home after a long, lonely trip abroad.”

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294. “Good thing I was, and always will be, a soldier for one queen.”

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295. “Their physical features hadn’t changed much over the years – Alessandra possessed the same flawless skin and stunning bone sculpture, Dominic the same golden hair and chiseled jaw – yet I hardly recognized the people in the photo. In it, Alessandra’s face glowed with joy, and her new husband gazed down at her with obvious adoration. They looked young and happy and so incredibly in love.”

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296. “Do you think I’m boring, Isabella?” The question came out soft. Dark. Suggestive, like he was ruminating over all the ways he could prove me wrong. It trailed down my spine and left delicious little bursts of electricity in its wake.”

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

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298. “I’d walked the halls of Valhalla countless times, but every interaction with Vivian was like our first. I noticed something new about her every day – the tiny beauty mark above her upper lip, the way she slid her pendant along its chain when she was uncomfortable, and the mildly crooked slant of her smile when she was genuinely amused. It was infuriating. I didn’t want to notice these things about her, yet I inadvertently hoarded them the way dragons hoarded jewels.”

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299. “My hand slipped.”

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300. “Long story short, I just got out of a long, terrible relationship, and my friend” – she gestured toward me, causing dozens of heads to swivel in my direction – “reminded me the best way to get over someone is to get under someone else. So I’m looking for a rebound.”

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