Top 180 Anna Todd Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “I really, really hope she’s not standing me up. I sort of hate that she’s unpredictable now. A really big piece of me misses when I was a part of her life. I was her best friend and her lover. She shared her thoughts with me, her hopes, and even her dreams. We dreamed together, we laughed together – I knew every thought she had, every tear she shed. Now I’m an outsider, waiting for her to decide to call me. I miss the days when it wasn’t even a question if I was worth her time.”

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102. “All that I’m certain of is that my life and my heart will never be the same, not after Hardin crashed into them.”

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103. “I love him, every part of him. All versions of him. Mostly, I like who I have become with him.”

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104. “Fudge it – let’s dance!”

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105. “You are too good for me and I am just waiting on you to realize it, and hoping that you don’t,” he says, his eyes focused on the road. “That’s not going to happen.” And I mean it.”

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106. “Sometimes it is better to be kept in the dark than to be blinded by the light.”

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107. “And the irony is that as soon as he finally had something, someone worth living for, he’s gone. Like he couldn’t handle that much goodness.”

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108. “Do you remember when you asked me who I love the most in the world?” he asks, his lips inches from mine. I nod, though it seems so long ago, and I didn’t think he was even paying attention. “It’s you. You’re the person that I love most in the world.”

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109. “You are everything to me. I can’t lose you.”

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110. “I’m not used to not being needed. I’ve always been the fixer. Who I am without that role? I don’t know.”

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111. “It’s not so easy to walk away from someone when he has made his way into every cell, when he has taken over every thought, and he has been responsible for the best and worst feelings I’ve ever had. no one, not even the doubting part of me, can make me feel bad for loving passionately and hoping desperately that I could have that great love that I’ve read about in novels.”

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112. “There are few people whom I really love, and still fewer of whom I think well. The more I see of the world, the more am I dissatisfied with it; and every day confirms my belief of the inconsistency of all human characters, and of the little dependence that can be placed on the appearance of merit or sense.”

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113. “Ogni volta che usa la parola “nostro” il mio cuore manca un battito.”

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114. “No, Tessa. I’m done with the games. I just want you. I want to be with you, in a real relationship. You’ll have to teach me what in the hell that even means, of course.” He laughs nervously and I join him with earnest laughter of my own. “I have missed your laugh. I haven’t heard it enough. I want to be the one to make you laugh, not cry. I know I am a lot to handle –.”

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115. “Sometimes I just want to drown out the world around me, and music and reading are the only things that do that for me.”

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116. “The best thing about reading is to escape from your life, to be able to live hundreds or even thousands of different lives. Nonfiction doesn’t have that power – it doesn’t change you the way fiction does.”

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117. “How can you say that when I’ve done this for her? I’ve kept myself away so that she can move on. I don’t deserve her, you told me that yourself, remember?” “I do, and I still mean it. But I also think she should be the one to decide what she deserves,” he says with a huff and gets out of my car.”

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118. “For about the fourth time today, I can feel the panic bubbling just below my chest and it dawns on me that every time I imagine our reunion, I see him the way I did the very first time I laid eyes on him.”

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119. “I know how pathetic that is, but there’s no way I can be without him. No one will ever make me feel the way he does. No one will ever be him. He is it for me, just the way I am it for him. I shouldn’t have had him leave. I needed time to think and I should take more time, but I’m already wanting him back. Is love always like this? Is it always so passionate, yet so damn painful? I have no experience to compare this to.”

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120. “Landon looks at me with great sympathy in his eyes. “Just because he can’t love you the way you want him to doesn’t mean he doesn’t love you with everything he has,” he says.”

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121. “My life was much more simple before I met Hardin, and now after... it is complicated and stressful, and I am either extremely happy or there is this burning in my chest when I think of him with Molly.”

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122. “I should have turned my back on you a long time ago!”

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123. “That I want you. More than I have ever wanted anyone or anything in my entire life.” He looks away from me.”

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124. “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same” – it’s so perfect for the way I feel about him. We are so different, yet we’re exactly the same, just like Catherine and Heathcliff.”

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125. “I began to lose my appetite that day. I just wasn’t hungry. I missed her cooking, even the simple meals that she would make for me. Hell, I missed watching her eat.”

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126. “Kiss me, Tessa,” he says against my lips. I shake my head and he grunts in frustration. “Please, just kiss me. I need you” His words unravel me. This indecent, drunken, terrible man just said he needs me, and somehow it sounds like poetry to my ears. Hardin is like a drug; each time I take the tiniest bit of him, I crave more and more. He consumes my thoughts and invades my dreams.”

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127. “Tessa’s head falls to the side, and I brush her hair away from her sleeping face. She’s been my calm, my fire, my breath, my pain, and no matter what we’ve gone through, every second was worth getting to the life we have now. I dragged Tess and myself through hell and back, but here we are – After everything, we made it to our own version of heaven.”

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128. “Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same. I look up at Hardin and swallow the tears threatening to form. His mother didn’t get me this. He did.”

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129. “I’ll stay here, on my knees, long after winter leaves if I have to.”

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130. “I don’t know if time will heal me or not. But I do know that if it doesn’t, I won’t survive.”

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131. “He’s my person, my only person, and I know I haven’t treated him the way he deserves, but I was being stupid, and now I see that. Now I know that I have to do everything I can to make sure he knows how much I love him and appreciate him.”

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132. “I don’t feel that way about my tattoos, though. I love them and I always will. I’ll continue to cover my body in ink, expressing thoughts that I can’t bring myself to actually say.”

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133. “It confuses me even more. He does these incredibly kind things sometimes, but he does the most hurtful things at the same time.” He smiles and waggles the fork while he says, “Well, he does love you. Unfortunately, love doesn’t always go hand in hand with common sense.”

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134. “She could make me the happiest man on earth, or she could crush me with one word.”

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135. “I have so much faith in that man that I will take every single tear, every single pointless argument, I’ll take it all just to be around for the day when he has faith in himself.”

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136. “I can now see how love can make you do things that you normally wouldn’t, like become obsessive and even a little crazy. Though, in reality, my plan really isn’t all that crazy or nearly as dramatic as it seems in my head.”

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137. “Do you always cry at parties?”

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138. “You like the Fray?” he asks in a surprised tone. “Yes! They’re my favorite band – I love them. Do you like them?” “Yes! Who doesn’t?”

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139. “The best thing about reading is to escape from your life, to be able to live hundreds or even thousands of different lives. Nonfiction doesn’t have that power – it doesn’t change you the way fiction does.” “Change you?” He raises his brow. “Yes, change you. If you aren’t affected somehow, even in the slightest bit, you aren’t reading the right book.”

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140. “So much passion that it nearly drowns me, pulling me under. And he’s the only light, the only one to save me regardless of whether he’s the one dooming me.”

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141. “He hopes that with these words, no matter how harsh some of them are, she will be proud of herself for dragging a sinner from the pits of hell and raising him in her heaven, allowing him redemption and freedom from the demons of his past.”

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142. “I’m sure everyone gets the warning label read to them before they have to have any exposure to me.”

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143. “I’m just saying, just because we fight doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be together. Everyone fights.” He smiles. “We just fight more than normal people. You and I are very different people, so we’ll just have to figure out how to navigate one another. It will get easier,” he assures me.”

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144. “What if the whole world exists in a glass case inside some alien child’s bedroom, like an ant farm of sorts?”

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145. “Bon Iver, and the Fray,” I finally answer.”

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146. “You should travel and see everything you possibly can. A woman like you shouldn’t be kept in a box.”

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147. “Du bist mein besserer Platz, Tess.”

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148. “He wants to remind her that whatever their souls are made of, his and hers are the same. Their favorite novel said it best.”

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149. “Sometimes I felt like we were a force of nature. In that moment we were a powerful blowing wind, coming together to destroy a town. Okay, maybe a little dramatic. But we were a force of nature, the four of us Spring Girls.” Jo.”

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150. “That’s why we are so good for each other. Because we’re terrible for each other.”

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