Top 90 C.L. Stone Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “And she didn’t talk about home. At all. She downright avoided it.”

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52. “The whole thing was surreal. I’d gotten what I wanted, and he’d wanted the same. They all had. It was a moment in time.”

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53. “I hated pickpocketing. I hated feeling like a thief.”

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54. “I think she’s claimed a whole one for herself,” Corey said, with laughter in his tone. He came back to sign the receipt. “Your girlfriend can eat the whole thing?” he asked, raising an eyebrow. “Probably,” Corey said.”

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55. “By the time I got back with the bag, he had the door closed. I knocked and he reached out with one hand. I smiled as I hooked the bag over his fingers. I had been in a towel before and he’d open the door right up. Gabriel was more modest with himself than he was with me.”

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56. “After they left, Gabriel turned on Nathan. “So when did everyone get to kiss Sang?” Nathan’s eyebrows went up. “What?” Gabriel held up his fingers, counting off. “North, Kota, Luke and Victor.” Gabriel turned to me, snapping. “Oy. Get over here.” He pointed to his cheek. “Where’s my kiss?” I took a half step forward, but Nathan planted himself between us, his back to me. “No,” he said. “You can’t do that?” “Why not?” Gabriel asked. “She was going to. She’s already done it to the others.”

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57. “My head dipped again into his chest, holding him close. I didn’t want him to go anywhere else. I couldn’t stop it from flowing out of my lips. “Not you. Not the guys. I want you to touch me. I always want it. Hugs. Kisses. Anything. It makes me happy.”

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58. “She needed someone to love her. He needed it too.”

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59. “A clean dusting of white covered the yard and the driveway. It was a wet snow, with big fat flakes that fell heavily against each other. It was just cold enough to keep it building for a while, but I knew once the sun came up over the trees, the snow was done for.”

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60. “I really want grilled cheese apple sammies again.”

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61. “So how about this,” he said, focusing on the pan. “The next time we get the chance, you and I can go see a movie.”

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62. “We were together for Halloween with our family. This was what I’d been missing. Not trick-or-treating or candy or parties. I knew next year’s Halloween would be just as unforgettable. And with that thought, there was a twinge of hope. Next year, I’d still be here with them. They were counting on it. I dared to believe it.”

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63. “Aw,” Raven said. He planted a palm on my head and massaged my scalp. “Little thief, don’t worry about it. I’ve got you now.”

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64. “Kota popped in beside North. He glanced around, a finger touching the bridge of his glasses. “Were we not invited to the... zombie-nail-painting-cupcake party?”

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65. “Mr. Buble raised an eyebrow. “Don’t tell me she’s psychic now, too.”

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66. “It was a small move, but this was Dr. Green. Sean. I tried to calm my nervous heart.”

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67. “Blood can make a bond stronger, but it doesn’t make the bond.”

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68. “I’ll fix your toes,” he said, as plainly as if he’d told me to do my homework. He dropped onto his knees in front of me, then stopped, tilting his head as if trying to figure out where to put himself.”

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69. “Attached to the walls was a collection of photographs. There they were. All of the boys’ beautiful faces. Some were individual portrait shots. Some were taken in places I didn’t know, bedrooms and dining rooms of – I assumed – the boys’ homes I’d yet to visit.”

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70. “Women can often sense when men are angry before they know it themselves. It’s ingrained.”

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71. “A kiss. From Kota. And I wanted it.”

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72. “His hand lifted, and caught my chin. He tilted my face until I was looking over my shoulder at him. The swell of a storm rose behind his gaze. “I’ll end it. Right here, if you want me to.” I didn’t know how to respond, but his answer put me in a panic. Would he tell the guys about what was happening? Would he call them off? Demand his team leave me alone? Would that even work? Did I want that? It wasn’t until his eyes lowered to my mouth that I realized that wasn’t what he meant at all.”

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73. “Karen grinned. “Sweetie, they aren’t my type.”

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74. “Holy crap, I’m a dead girl.”

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75. “You know what’s the best part about running?” “What?” “The stopping.”

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76. “He ducked his head a bit. “I might have seen you around the neighborhood a few times before that night.”

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77. “How does Kota know so much?” “Sometimes I think he’s not human,” Victor said.”

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78. “But oh, she felt weak, too.”

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79. “No matter what, though, I’m staying with you. If you’ll let me. If you want me to.”

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80. “It’s called the Placebo effect.”

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81. “Was I that mean? Yes, I was. Was this the time? Probably not, but who cares.”

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82. “That’s usually how his father chose to fight. Blocked you in. Made you back up.”

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83. “Moments later, I was sitting on a clean sofa in a library. I’d never been in a formal library in a home before. This one was better than I’d ever dreamed to have for myself.”

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84. “I didn’t care if he was Russian and huge. I’d kill him for a fry.”

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85. “Luke chuckled. “Did anyone mention you fall like an angel?” “Or a bag of rocks?” I asked. “That’s what it feels like. I’m good at crash landings.”

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86. “Avoiding heartbreak by never giving out my heart was the best solution.”

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87. “Would he think I was so completely messed up, that there was no way I could handle something like this?”

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88. “She said the secret to long life is to never stop moving. The moment you stop, you’re dying.” He poked me in the arm and sat back. “That’s your lesson today. Expect a test tomorrow.” I giggled a little. “Always teaching?” “I don’t have to today,” he said. “That was just a bonus.” He polished off the last of the apple pie, licking the spoon like a lollipop. “Ready?” “For what?” “You’ll see.”

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89. “Whispers with our names hovered around us like mosquitoes.”

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90. “Victor stared quietly, as if contemplating this strategy. He snapped his laptop shut. “Silas, I love you.”

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91. “Dakota Jameson Lee! Get your butt in here.” Kota dashed back into the room, his eyebrows up, his hands up in surprise. “What? What’s wrong?”

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92. “You’re the strongest little beautiful creature I’ve ever met.”

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93. “I leapt into almost an en pointe on my toes.”

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94. “Men are brilliantly stupid.”

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95. “Holy crap, Kota knows Kung Fu.”

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96. “I can open a car door. It’s okay.” He smirked, putting a hand out, palm up. “Are you kidding? Do you want me to get my ass kicked?”

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97. “Put this on twice a day until it starts to turn green.” I took the medicine and held it to my chest. “Thank you.”

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