Top 500 Ana Huang Quotes (2025 Update)
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301. “One battle down, one war to win. Good thing I was, and always will be, a soldier for one queen.”

— Ana Huang

302. “You belong with me. Exclusively. There is not a world or lifetime where that’s not true.”

— Ana Huang

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

— Ana Huang

304. “I heard a chuckle, followed by a soft “Good girl.”

— Ana Huang

305. “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.”

— Ana Huang

306. “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.”

— Ana Huang

307. “Bridget was, after all, my greatest risk and my greatest reward.”

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308. “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.”

— Ana Huang

309. “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.”

— Ana Huang

310. “I love you, Vivian. More than I could ever hate your father. And more than I ever thought I was capable of.”

— Ana Huang

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

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312. “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.”

— Ana Huang

313. “My hand slipped.”

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314. “Trust me,” I said quietly. “Of all the things you do to me, putting me to sleep isn’t one of them.”

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315. “I’m trying to be nice, okay? We’re stuck with each other for the next year, so I want to make our lives easier. Just take the damn cookies. You can eat them, throw them out, feed them to your pet snake Nagini, whatever.” His mouth twitched. “Did you just compare me to Voldemort?” “What? No!” Maybe. “I used the snake as an example. You don’t seem like the type who’d have a furry pet.”

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316. “It’s like watching a movie of your life play out before your eyes. Sometimes it’s a drama. Sometimes it’s a horror.”

— Ana Huang

317. “I’m telling you to repeal one. It is outdated and holds no practical value for the country or the people. Without value, tradition is nothing but an imitation of the past, and the people agree.”

— Ana Huang

318. “Look at the world around us. People kill, steal, and lie in the name of this abstract emotion we’re told is supposed to be our ultimate goal. Love conquers all. Love heals all. Etcetera, etcetera.”

— Ana Huang

319. “I don’t need a happily ever after. I need to be by your side. I need you happy and healthy and safe. Goddammit Bridget, I need you. In any way I can have you.”

— Ana Huang

320. “You look gorgeous, Butterfly.”

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321. “His voice dropped, turning raw. “You’ve been gone less than a week and I already feel like I’ve spent an eternity in hell.”

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

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323. “In order to lead a company, you have to know the company. Every facet, every position, every detail. Leaders who are out of touch are leaders who fail.”

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324. “I think – ” Blake’s voice turned rough. “You’re a smartass who’s too stubborn for your own good. I think you drive me crazier than any person ought to. And I think I might die if I can’t be with you.”

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325. “No, but they certainly don’t include ruining a nice dinner with discourtesy,” Vivian said coolly. “You should buy a nice set of manners to match your suit, Mr. Russo. As a luxury goods CEO, you know better than anyone how one ugly accessory can ruin an outfit.”

— Ana Huang

326. “You’re the only person I’ve ever loved.” I didn’t recognize my voice. It was too raw, too laced with emotions I’d sworn I would never feel. “Even if I didn’t show it. It’s always been you.”

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327. “And Rhys had given me the best gift I’d ever received. He was right – it wasn’t a fancy purse or diamond jewelry, but I would much rather have one sketch from him than a hundred Tiffany diamonds. Anyone could buy a diamond. No one except him could’ve drawn me the way he did, and it didn’t escape my notice this was the first time he’d ever shared his art with me.”

— Ana Huang

328. “She was under my protection now.”

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329. “I wanted to gouge out the eyes of every man staring at her like they were starved and she was a juicy steak, which was pretty much every man here – including Colton. If he didn’t put his tongue back in his mouth soon, I’d cut it out for him.”

— Ana Huang

330. “Alex Volkov doesn’t get hurt. He does the hurting.”

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331. “Tell me who or what I need to kill,” I growled. “What happened at your father’s house?”

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332. “For all my aversion to relationships, I was a romantic in my most secret of hearts, and I was terrified that, like everything else I’d kept hidden, Christian would unravel that part of me until it was impossible to put back together.”

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333. “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

334. “The man doesn’t show emotion. It’s like God gave him extra helpings of gorgeousness and zero doses of human feeling.”

— Ana Huang

335. “Mia cara. He was the only person who could utter that phrase so softly and achingly, like it was a beautiful substitute for another set of words we were too afraid to say.”

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336. “One more beautiful thing in my life, ruined.”

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337. “Your father? What he do? He no plumber, is he? I no trust plumbers. Or Disney World. Working with mice, very shameful.”

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

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339. “Interrupt me if you need me.” Christian leveled me with a dark stare. “I mean it, Stella.”

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340. “Why couldn’t I have ended up with someone like him? He was polite, charming, and rich enough to meet my parents’ standards. Instead, I was stuck with a brooding Italian who wouldn’t know good manners.”

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341. “I took this job thinking I had one objective, but now it was clear I had two. The first was to protect Bridget. The second was to resist her.”

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342. “Because I don’t care about punishment or revenge anymore. I care about you.”

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343. “I’d forgotten how safe I felt in his arms, like nothing and no one could hurt me.”

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344. “FOMO – fear of missing out.”

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345. “On paper, our relationship had been fake, but there was nothing fake about the way he’d taken care of me, supported me, and believed in me. Nor was there anything fake about the way I felt when I was with him, like I could be me and he’d want me anyway, flaws and all.”

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346. “We kissed like we were drowning, and the other person was our only source of oxygen. Wild. Frantic. Desperate. And it still wasn’t enough.”

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347. “Alex’s sigh contained multitudes of exasperation. “You and Ava. So driven by your consciences. No wonder you’re siblings,” he muttered. “Fine. I’ll send someone to take care of him.”

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348. “And sometimes, we found our happiness in the shades of gray.”

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349. “We pretended this was our life, not just a snapshot in time, and I pretended like my heart still beat in my chest when the pieces lay scattered at our feet.”

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350. “Where was the girl from the morning after, the one who’d marched out of the house and vowed not to let fear win? She was as ephemeral as morning rain and dreams of perfection. Always fighting to live and always dying by the blade of my anxiety.”

— Ana Huang