Top 200 Chloe Gong Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “Benedikt was staring.”

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202. “In her head, she still liked tjhe sound of Juliette Montagova.”

— Chloe Gong

203. “Do I? she wanted to say. Would I be less if I sounded like my mother, my father, and all those in this city who were forced to learn more than one language, unlike you?”

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204. “After four years away, Juliette’s memories of the people she had left behind no longer aligned with who they had become. Nothing of her memory had withstood the test of time. This city had reshaped itself and everyone in it had continued moving forward without her, especially Rosalind.”

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205. “She had once known him better than she knew herself.”

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206. “She would chase politicians until she understood their every move, she would chase top officials until she knew every last piece of their classified plan, but she would not chase this. She would rather hold this hope so close to her chest that it feels like a fire on its own, flickering against the darkness, flickering even where other embers burn out.”

— Chloe Gong

207. “Calla can handle pain. She can handle blood. But this – this is somehow all and none of that at once, a wrenching in her very soul. This is tenderness. And she is more afraid of it than anything else in their forsaken kingdom.”

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208. “She had to convince herself. How could she bear to think that he had loved her and yet destroyed her anyway?”

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209. “Don’t worry,” Alisa whispers. “We will be okay.”

— Chloe Gong

210. “This is what revolution is, after all. The trailing of blood from door to door, loud and violent until the rich cannot look away.”

— Chloe Gong

211. “Lie first; figure out the rest later.”

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212. “Under the low-hanging light of the moon, Roma was a black-and-white study of sorrow.”

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213. “The whole point of lying to him was to keep him away. The whole point was that they couldn’t do this again, because the moment he saw through her, then their city of blood would catch up to them, and perhaps they could be together at last if it was together in death.”

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214. “You think so intently of protecting me that you did not consider whether I wanted to be protected. I would have rather died knowing you are as you are than lived a long life thinking you cruel.”

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215. “There are no good kings, but there are fair ones.”

— Chloe Gong

216. “You wanted daffodils at your wedding, and suddenly I wanted to be the one beside you at the altar watching you hold them. I wanted it to be real. I wanted it all to be real.”

— Chloe Gong

217. “They let the silence run, because Juliette could hardly think when Roma was so close, and Roma didn’t seem too eager to loosen the anger in his eyes.”

— Chloe Gong

218. “You can’t ask me not to love you by keeping me at arm’s length. I’ll love you anyway.”

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219. “The Scarlet Gang was, first and foremost, a network of gangsters, and there was seldom a time when gangsters weren’t heavily involved with the black market. If the Scarlets dominated Shanghai, it was hardly surprising that they dominated the black market, too – decided the comings and goings, decided the men who were allowed to thrive and the men who needed to drop dead.”

— Chloe Gong

220. “May I make a request, Miss Cai?” “I already told you – ” Paul smiled. “Can I see you again?” Juliette slammed the door shut. “Absolutely not.”

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221. “Her father was and had always been the leader of a ruthless gang, the head of a criminal empire. He had never hesitated to give punishment where punishment was deserved, and Juliette had never blinked until now – now, when punishment was still fair, but fair brought the blood of one of her best friends.”

— Chloe Gong

222. “Sometimes it was hard for Kathleen to remember that she was still her own person, not just shards of a mirror, reflecting back a thousand different personalities most fitting for the situation.”

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223. “Juliette breathed in deeply, steadying herself. Indeed, it always came back to the blood feud. It always came back to the hatred that ran through the very veins of this city, not their hearts.”

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224. “Now look at that.” Roma released one of her hands from his grip, only so his own was free to grasp her chin lightly. “I count this as a victory.”

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225. “Twelve years old and honed to be a weapon. Fourteen years old and molded into an unquestioning arm of the throne.”

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226. “I used to think this city I am to inherit was descending into one ruled by hatred,” the girl says into the cold wind. “I used to think that it was our doing, that the blood feud ruined all that was good.” She looks at her cousin. “But it has been hateful for a long time.”

— Chloe Gong

227. “Tyler would do all in his power to ensure the survival of the Scarlet Gang, while Juliette no longer had a single desire to be fighting the blood feud, not when it was so damn pointless.”

— Chloe Gong

228. “You wanted daffodils at your wedding, and suddenly I wanted to be the one beside you at the altar.”

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229. “And maybe he was a coward. He was a coward who couldn’t stop loving a wicked thing.”

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230. “We can fight monsters, not the turning tide of a revolution.”

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231. “He loves her the way no one can let go of the first person they ever wholly adored.”

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232. “She could save herself the agony of hope.”

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233. “Do you think of me as some all-controlling harpy wife?”

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234. “Roma Montagov kicks a chair. “God – ” “ – dammit,” Juliette Cai finishes with a whisper, far across the city.”

— Chloe Gong

235. “Marshall always moved like this – like the world was on the verge of ending and he needed to jam as many movements in as possible.”

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236. “But standing there, in front of her, was the reason for everything she had done, and to look upon him alive and well was enough to push back the loathing she had for the blood on her hand, for the city that had made her into this monster of a person.”

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237. “Of course I was committed to her beyond what was acceptable for the mission. I was so fascinated because I could see the parts of you in her. I’ve loved you this whole time, just split in two.”

— Chloe Gong