Top 400 Brittainy C. Cherry Quotes (2024 Update)
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351. “I was becoming a monster inside, and monsters didn’t comfort people. Monsters destroyed everything that crossed their path.”

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352. “They loved in a way that made fairy tales envious.”

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353. “I swear, your parents must’ve fed you kids stupidity for breakfast each day. It blows my mind how idiotic you all are.”

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354. “Technically I didn’t see him at first – I felt him, felt his music crawl along my skin. The chords and bars of his saxophone sent chills down my spine. It sounded magical, the way the notes danced through the air, so hauntingly beautiful.”

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355. “This life is short, and you never know how many chapters you have left in your novel, Graham. Live each day as if it’s the final page. Breathe each moment as if it’s the final.”

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356. “The greatest thing a person could ever do to be happy was to shut out the opinions and judgments of the outside world.”

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357. “Meet Matt. He’s the new ‘it’ guy. He’s from a foreign country, doesn’t speak English, and the ladies can’t keep their eyes off of him.” “Dude. I’m from Canada.” Matt sighed.”

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358. “It was nice to know that even when I felt alone, there was something bigger than me to believe in.”

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359. “It wasn’t right, but hearing his age didn’t scare me. Not in the least. If the situation and timing were different, we could have given this thing between us a real go. Three years wouldn’t be a deal breaker for many relationships. It wasn’t the age that was stopping us – it was the occupation.”

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360. “I was always fine, even when I wasn’t.”

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361. “She decided that maybe a little scary and maybe a little weird was perfect.”

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362. “Then I will say this. Something I’ve learned after five failed marriages: never give up your dreams for a man again. Men die – dreams don’t.”

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363. “Even when your heart was hurting, there was something so hopeful about reading a book filled with love. The pages were somewhat of a reminder that maybe one day I would be okay again. Maybe one day I would be all right.”

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364. “The saddest fact in the world was that you could meet a person who changed your life forever, and they weren’t the one you ended up with.”

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365. “He kissed like heaven and made love like sin.”

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366. “And princess, can you do one thing for me?” “Of course, anything.” I combed her hair behind her ears and looked straight into those beautiful blue eyes as I spoke her way. “If you ever fall in love again, please let it be with me.”

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367. “We were thunderstorms and sunlight all at once.”

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368. “The only thing love counts is the heartbeats.”

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369. “If I’d learned anything about scars from Graham’s novels, it was that they, too, could be beautiful.”

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370. “Sometimes the best love stories are about those who waited.”

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371. “Was Levi Myers real? Did he really exist? Or did my sad, black heart create him because it longed for a little bit of color?”

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372. “It’s not going to be easy. It might be very hard, and weird, and out of the norm, but I promise you, if you give me a chance, if you give us a few moments, I’ll make it worth all of your time. Say okay?”

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373. “True, romantic love was real. Even if I’d never been able to feel it for myself.”

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374. “This book is for the mothers who’ve had to say goodbye too soon. I see you, I hear you, and I honor your hearts with wings. You are the strongest individuals alive, and I’m blown away by your strength, your ability to love, and your ability to not quit on life.”

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375. “He was afraid of letting anyone know of his love, because if life had taught him anything, it was that love wasn’t a prize, it was a weapon. And he was so tired of being hurt.”

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376. “Then you should’ve broken up with him years ago, sister. A boy who doesn’t go down doesn’t have the right to your services once he goes up.”

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377. “He wasn’t speaking to me anymore. We were living in our own worlds of little memories, and even though we were both separate, somehow we managed to feel for one another. Lonely often recognized lonely. And today, for the first time, I began to see the man behind the beard. I.”

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378. “I was convinced that everyone in the world had a form a weirdness to them. And the cool thing, at least I hoped so, was the idea that there was someone out there just as quirky as you were. The idea of finding your other weirdo was so attractive to me.”

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379. “Live each day as if it’s the final page. Breathe each moment as if it’s the final word.”

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380. “You’re beautiful. You’re a beautiful, broken kind of monster.”

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381. “Yet the truth of the matter was, sometimes the ones we loved most were the monsters that tucked us in at night.”

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382. “Everyone had cracks and cuts that bled into their soul each night. Some people were simply better at hiding them.”

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383. “Mom used to tell me that happiness didn’t last, so a person should hold onto it as long as possible, without questions, without regrets.”

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384. “Do you think he’ll know where to leave the feathers?”

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385. “Tell me your truths, and I’ll stay,” he swore. Whatever they are, Kennedy, I’m not afraid. I’m here.”

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386. “Five minutes ago I was lonely. Five minutes ago I walked alone. Five minutes later I told you the deepest secrets of my soul And when you turned away I whispered, ‘Please don’t go.”

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387. “If it hadn’t been for my parents, I’d have thought soul mates were a lie.”

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388. “See, you’re not going to stop using, and she’s not going to stop giving. You’re both addicted.”

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389. “Unfortunately, we lived in a world where going deep wasn’t very common anymore. People lived on the surface level, showcasing the happy highlights of themselves. It sometimes took years to discover someone’s shadows, and most people didn’t stick around me long enough to go that deep.”

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390. “She was the girl who felt everything, and I was the man who felt nothing at all.”

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391. “Being around you does something strange to me, something that hasn’t happened in such a long time.” “What happens?” He took my hand in his then led it to his chest, and his next words came out as a whisper. “My heart begins to beat again.”

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392. “The hardest part of life was watching a loved one walk straight into fire when all you could do was sit and watch them as they burned.”

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393. “There was something so scary and heartbreaking about watching your lifetime Superwoman fall apart in front of you.”

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394. “Still, with him gone, everything around me has somehow slowed, and I miss the memories that never existed.”

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395. “Sometimes, all a person needed was another to listen to their uneven heartbeats.”

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396. “You’re so beautiful when you snore. – TC.”

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397. “Steven and I had always come to the market to check out the fresh flowers, so when Friday came around with the fresh roses, I always stood in the middle of it all, breathing in the memories and breathing out the hurt.”

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398. “A person never reads an outstanding book twice and walks away with the same beliefs.”

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399. “She told me the first picture I should take should be of something beautiful and I should allow it to change me.” “What did you take a picture of?” His eyes shifted to the window. He stared out into the clouds and his voice softened, “You.”

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400. “Don’t forget to drink the coffee I brought you that’s sitting on the counter!” I hollered, banging on his door. “It’s black – ya know, like your soul.”

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