Top 500 Ana Huang Quotes (2026 Update)
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351. “One more beautiful thing in my life, ruined.”

— Ana Huang

352. “Happiness, in its purest and most complete form.”

— Ana Huang

353. “Poverty. Failure. Sabotage. I’d endured plenty over the years and survived, but seeing Alessandra cry was the one thing that could bring me to my knees. Every damn time.”

— Ana Huang

354. “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

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

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356. “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

357. “Your redheaded friend is a menace.”

— Ana Huang

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

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359. “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.”

— Ana Huang

360. “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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361. “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

362. “You won’t drown. You know how to swim.”

— Ana Huang

363. “It was like therapy, except with sports, beer, and a grumpy best friend.”

— Ana Huang

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

— Ana Huang

365. “You were nothing more than a means to an end.”

— Ana Huang

366. “I told my poor heart. You don’t belong to me anymore.”

— Ana Huang

367. “If she’s going to die on me in the middle of the night, I need to know so I can plan my sleep accordingly.”

— Ana Huang

368. “Sometimes, you had to take a leap or risk getting stuck forever.”

— Ana Huang

369. “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.”

— Ana Huang

370. “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

371. “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

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

— Ana Huang

373. “I like you because of you, not because of your money.”

— Ana Huang

374. “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.”

— Ana Huang

375. “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.”

— Ana Huang

376. “I’m translating the book into Latin.” He flipped the page and scribbled another sentence without looking up or touching his drink. “Why?” “It’s relaxing.” I blinked, certain I’d heard him wrong. “You think translating a five-hundred-page novel into Latin by hand is relaxing?”

— Ana Huang

377. “It’s fiction.” Alex grimaced. “Stop crying.”

— Ana Huang

378. “If I ever made it to heaven, I was going to have a long, hard talk with God about timing.”

— Ana Huang

379. “I knew better than to derive value from my follower count, but that number impacted my income and livelihood.”

— Ana Huang

380. “My last date tried to rope me into a seance to contact his dead mother so she could “meet me and give her approval.”

— Ana Huang

381. “As far as I can tell, you’re the only one bitching here. I’m just enjoying my drink.”

— Ana Huang

382. “Something warm and wet trickled down my cheek. Its saltiness teased my lips, and I realized I was crying again.”

— Ana Huang

383. “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.”

— Ana Huang

384. “Yet Bridget had gone against my orders and snuck out in the middle of the night to attend the damn concert, only to get kidnapped afterward.”

— Ana Huang

385. “There was just the weight of her on my lap, the scent of her in my lungs, and the warmth of her in my soul.”

— Ana Huang

386. “I wasn’t judging. Like everyone else, I had my masks, and they ran layers deep. 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

387. “Go to your room, Stella.” My harsh command shattered the raw intimacy of the moment. “And lock your door.”

— Ana Huang

388. “One, go someplace where no one knows or cares who I am. Two, eat and read and sunbathe all day without having to worry about an event later or waking up early the next day. Three, do an adrenaline rush activity my grandfather will yell at me for, like bungee jumping. And four, have an orgasm I didn’t give myself... It’s been a while.”

— Ana Huang

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

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390. “I’d read online that the physical act of smiling – even if you were unhappy – could improve your mood by tricking your brain into releasing happiness-inducing hormones. So I’d smiled all the time as a teenager, and people probably thought I was crazy, but it was better than sinking into a darkness so deep I might’ve never clawed my way out.”

— Ana Huang

391. “The band played, and the people around us whirled and danced, but in this world we’d carved for ourselves, it was silent save for our ragged intakes of breath.”

— Ana Huang

392. “Periods sucked, but they were a useful weapon for shutting down questions from men.”

— Ana Huang

393. “It was eat or get eaten, and I for one had no grand aspirations of becoming prey.”

— Ana Huang

394. “I called your name twice and you didn’t even react.”

— Ana Huang

395. “But hurting Stella? There was no crime greater than that in my book.”

— Ana Huang

396. “Someone once said hell was other people. They were right.”

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397. “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.”

— Ana Huang

398. “I don’t expect you to answer. You never do.”

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399. “I’m already a babysitter. Thirty-one years with no promotion. I’m ready to resign.”

— Ana Huang

400. “A lot of things in my life had been hazy up to this point, but my feelings about this were clear.”

— Ana Huang