Top 100 Annette Marie Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “My heart is yours. No other woman has every touched it, an no one but you ever will.”

— Annette Marie

52. “Sharpie? You named your sword Sharpie?” “We’re supposed to be incognito, Tori. What if someone overheard me talking about my Fiery Deathbringer or Warblade of Murderous Doom?” “They’d probably think you were talking about a video game.”

— Annette Marie

53. “His tail snapped impatiently. “If you could go in the infernus, this would be easier.”

— Annette Marie

54. “I’ve been more of a burden than a help lately. I’m dead weight for him.” “Well, there’s your answer then.” She frowned. “Huh?” “You’re focusing on how to keep him out of the fights instead of focusing on how to win those fights. If you’re a burden, focus on changing that instead.”

— Annette Marie

55. “Are my abs better than a hh’ainun?” “I don’t know.” “Do you want to put clothes on me?” “No.” “Why is your face changing color again?”

— Annette Marie

56. “Loss can be like chains holding you in place or a fire pushing you onward. We each choose every day what it will be to us.”

— Annette Marie

57. “Life is short, there and then gone. Don’t waste it waiting for a solution that might not even exist.”

— Annette Marie

58. “I glared at him, unreasonably offended that he thought my blood was gross. “Serves you right for licking me.”

— Annette Marie

59. “Since I was already talking nice and loud, several people turned, their expressions brightening with anticipation. Tori was about to humiliate someone again and they had front-row seats.”

— Annette Marie

60. “He peered at his taut midriff. “How are muscles perfect?” “Just ignore what Tori said.” “But your face changed color when she said it.”

— Annette Marie

61. “Well,” Amalia drawled, “he sure looks like a slob. Where’s his tail?” “He’s got it looped around his waist under the hoodie.”

— Annette Marie

62. “She should have been afraid. She should have been quaking with terror, but rage and anguish pumped through her veins.”

— Annette Marie

63. “I meandered farther into the library. Why were books so irresistible? I wanted to read them all.”

— Annette Marie

64. “A web. A glistening golden spider web stretched between the trees. Shiro.”

— Annette Marie

65. “Love was both a great strength and a great weakness. She would try to remember that.”

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66. “Because you are more to me now. Because you keep secrets like a kami and I’m curious what you hide. Because you are lonely and scared and I don’t understand why. Because you trust me when you know you shouldn’t. Because I believe you when you say you will keep your word.”

— Annette Marie

67. “She endured the questioning looks and acted like she’d forgotten her brain at home. Along with her dignity.”

— Annette Marie

68. “She bit her lip; she missed Ash. It was like a pain in her ribs, an ache that wouldn’t cease. His experience would have been a big help, but more than that, he never made her feel inferior. Funny how her father was so good at that.”

— Annette Marie

69. “Ash had done so much more than capture her heart. He’d changed the very landscape of her soul.”

— Annette Marie

70. “You healed it,” I whispered, lifting my gaze to his. “Why?” “Your blood smells as bad as it tastes.”

— Annette Marie

71. “Snoopy is a mean word,” Ezra added. “You’re persistently inquisitive.” My victorious grin faltered. “Wait –.”

— Annette Marie

72. “The only one I want to belong to is you.”

— Annette Marie

73. “She couldn’t lose him, but she couldn’t protect him and she couldn’t stop him. He had to do this.”

— Annette Marie

74. “No, Tori. He was groaning from the excruciating effort of lifting my weight. That was it.”

— Annette Marie

75. “I woke up with a demon in my bed.”

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76. “I’m not going to kill Ash, my dear,” he told her. “You are.”

— Annette Marie

77. “On my way out, Amalia had remarked that I looked ready for a hardcore book fair.”

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78. “He didn’t care, didn’t feel, didn’t love.”

— Annette Marie

79. “She blinked away tears, her emotions more volatile because of her exhaustion. “He almost died for me more than once already. I can’t let him keep throwing himself between danger and me. I need to fight my own battles.”

— Annette Marie

80. “Well,“the announcer called jubilantly, “It seems the Dragon has claimed his prize!”

— Annette Marie

81. “Zylas dozed, his tail hanging off the cushions and the barbed end flicking in a relaxed way.”

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82. “I’d bet they hadn’t read a single book between them this year. No thanks.”

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83. “Yes, things between them weren’t perfect. Yes, there were so many issues they needed to figure out. But she loved him, and that was all she really needed to know. Maybe this would be it for them, one night together. Maybe they would have a week. Maybe a month. Maybe a year. Maybe a lifetime. It didn’t matter.”

— Annette Marie

84. “Why do you care so much about Piper?” Lyre asked. Kindra raised her eyebrows. “I already told you: she’s my friend. She’s hilarious and fun and hanging with her is always entertaining.”

— Annette Marie

85. “I’ll never forget you,” she told him. “I’ll remember you to my last day.” “Do you promise?” Her heart gave an odd little flutter. “Yes, I promise.”

— Annette Marie

86. “Ash, wait!” He stopped and faced her. His eyes were like black ice. “What?” “I want to help.” “I don’t need your help.” “But I have the Sahar. I could – ” “I don’t want your help.” She gritted her teeth. “Lyre is my friend and I’m helping whether you like it or not.” His gaze raked her. “Fine. But don’t get in the way.”

— Annette Marie

87. “There’s a line between keeping secrets because the consequences of the truth scare you, and keeping secrets because you need to be beside someone when you share the truth.”

— Annette Marie

88. “With nothing exciting going on, I’d expected Zylas to drive me insane, but he’d turned out to be an extremely accomplished lounger.”

— Annette Marie

89. “She exhaled shakily and touched her lips – the lips he had almost, almost kissed. And she reluctantly admitted that her relief wasn’t nearly as strong as her disappointment.”

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90. “She had given up everything for duty, even her life. But this... this she couldn’t sacrifice, not even to safe the world. With his arms around her, his mouth on hers, his warmth and strength surrounding her, she knew she wasn’t strong enough to walk away from him.”

— Annette Marie

91. “I don’t know how I’ll feel about anything when my memories return.” His arms tightened around her. “But I know I fear losing you more than anything that might befall me.”

— Annette Marie

92. “I just – you haven’t been – ” She managed a wobbly smile. “I just missed you teasing me.” He scowled. “You’re not supposed to like it. The idea is to annoy you.”

— Annette Marie

93. “You know where his bedroom is? How?”

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94. “Hold up a hot second! Had the scary rouge man recognized my King Leer quote? Was he bantering back at me by reverencing The Fool? How can this guy be a literal God of manliness AND well read? My pretend crush on his unholy broody hunkyness might have just shifted closer to reality.”

— Annette Marie

95. “Clenching her hands until her fingernails dug into her palms, she broke into a run, fleeing the corridor, desperate to escape the building. To escape this place. To escape this world.”

— Annette Marie

96. “Smirking, he ate a fourth cookie without comment. “You’re infuriating.”

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97. “Zylas spun on his chair to face me. “Payilas. I will not harm your allies.” I resisted an unexpected sting of tears. “Thank you, Zylas.” “If you were not so weak, you would not need any allies but me.” My sappy gratitude evaporated. “Every time you say something nice, you ruin it.” “We talked about nice.”

— Annette Marie

98. “As a wave caught her, splashing her legs, she gasped and whirled around with a laugh. Shiro watched her from a few paces away and she paused, uncertain and self-consious. He crossed the sand to join her, and as she blinked up at him, he raised a hand, his thumb brushing the corner of her mouth. “Don’t stop smiling”, he murmured.”

— Annette Marie

99. “I shoved to my feet, my teeth bared at the fae. “You arrogant, lying son of a – ” There are no bitches in my lineage, he interrupted. But I will admit my unfortunate predilection for both arrogance and deception.”

— Annette Marie

100. “If you knowingly walk in front of an oncoming car, whose fault is it when a vehicle hits you?”

— Annette Marie