Top 160 Chloe Neill Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “His lips so soft, yet so stern, he pressed his mouth to mine. “I will have both of you,” he said. “My Sentinel and my city. And the GP will learn exactly how stubborn we both can be.”

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102. “I’d heard someone say that bravery was doing the thing you were afraid to do, despite your fear. If that was true I was the bravest person I knew.”

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103. “My spreadsheets bring all the girls to the yard. Hi, Merit.”

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104. “Sullivan may have a heart of coal, but I bet he looks really good in orange. And stripes. Rawr,” she said, curling her fingers like a cat.”

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105. “I had a sense of your passion when we met, Merit. When you first stormed into my House with fire in your eyes.” “That wasn’t fire. That was sheer, unmitigated fury.”

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106. “Love wasn’t perfection. It wasn’t always roses and candy. Hell, it wasn’t even mostly roses and candy. Sometimes it was battling back fear that loomed like a leviathan, trying to find a way through misery, being grateful to have a companion who knew your strengths and weaknesses, and loved you not just in spite of them, but because of them. Love was acceptance. Love was bravery. Love was sticking it out.”

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107. “Getting sliced up by a Jimmy Choo knockoff hadn’t exactly been my finest moment as Cadogan Sentinel.”

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108. “Supernatural man drama was making me grouchy.”

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109. “And so it began, I thought, the first wave of a revolution against oppression, fought with corn syrup and chocolate.”

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110. “It was so easy to have opinions, and so much harder to actually do things.”

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111. “It’s your job to be worried,” I said lightly, squeezing his hand. “That’s why we pay you the big bucks. Which you are apparently going to hand over to the NAC in order to keep that car in the garage.” “Never fear, Sentinel. I will still be able to keep you in bacon.” “Damn right,” I said. “You know your priorities.” Ethan rolled his eyes and slapped me on the butt.”

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112. “I need gnome books. You know, because sorcerers just don’t get them.” He didn’t get the joke.”

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113. “The supernatural threat is my boot up his ass,” Lindsey muttered.”

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114. “Laugh. Always choose to laugh.”

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115. “There is always light,” Morgan said quietly. “The star are always shining, even if we can’t see them.”

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116. “He wants you,” Lindsey said. “Physically and otherwise. Maybe you only need to remind him that you can handle yourself.” “How?” “Girl, you’re the Sentinel of this House, and you’ve been trained by Catcher and Luc and Ethan. He’s in the training room right now. Get down there and kick his ass.” I smiled slyly. Now, that was a plan that made sense.”

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117. “In case you’ve forgotten, Ethan Sullivan trained me. And in case you didn’t know, Catcher Bell schooled me in sword craft. I was raised on ’difficult to work with.”

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118. “He was an imperialistic, self-righteous pain in the ass. But he was my pain in the ass, you know? And tonight, I won’t be with him. That definitely feels strange.”

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119. “Ditto,” Ethan said, a surprising amount of venom in his voice. I bit back a proud smile; he seemed to be adopting a little of my snark.”

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120. “Jonah and Catcher shared one of those manly, “It’s nice to meet you, but I’m going to barely acknowledge your existence with a small nod because that’s the manly thing to do” gestures.”

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121. “The GP appeared in its typical V formation. “Goose on the lawn,” Luc said. “Goose?” I asked. “That V formation. I like to use derogatory terms to describe the GP whenever possible.”

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122. “Of course I have a sly plan. I am a Merit, after all.”

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123. “Next steps?” I asked, turning him back to business once again. “A stiff drink?” “Have I finally driven you to alcohol, Sentinel?”

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124. “I managed to move a fallen angel off his target and sweet-talk a cop into giving me back my sword.”

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125. “Why, Sullivan, I think I just kicked your ass.”

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126. “Be grateful for your immorality, but do not deny them the honor of their mortality.”

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127. “Vamps are really only like ten percent fun at any given time. The other ninety percent is largely fretting. And bloodletting.”

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128. “It sucks because you’re trying to do the right thing, but the result isn’t showing it. You’re at the stage where good intentions meet crappy abilities. Welcome to my first eleven months as a vampire.” “You’ve only been a vampire for ten months.” “My point exactly.”

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129. “You and Ethan had some kind of something?” “You’re fishing. And we didn’t have something or anything. We’re just bummed it’s Valentine’s Day and I’m spending it with you guys.” “Yeah, well, tone down the magic. You’re giving me split ends.”

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130. “Girl! I hope you did lots of nasty with Our Dear Sullivan and made us all proud. Please bring him back in a good mood. And eager to give us all raises. We need shoes. Hearts, Lindsey.”

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131. “As Morpheus would say, quit trying to hit me and hit me.”

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132. “You are heart and recklessness and fire. The drama just came along for the ride.”

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133. “If you’re going to yell at me, do it in English, please. I’d like to understand the insult so I can frame an appropriately pithy response.”

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134. “Phones on, and stay alert,” Luc said. “And tell Jonah we said hello.” “Lucas,” Ethan politely said, “kiss my ass.”

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135. “It’s not about how easy or hard they are to manage. It’s about keeping out people who require management. I prefer a drama-free existence.”

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136. “I nearly bit one of them, and yadda yadda yadda, we learned they had nothing to do with the color change.” “You can’t yadda yadda yadda nearly biting a fairy,” Paige said.”

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137. “We were friends because we were connected together, because something in our souls called to each other, understood each other.”

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138. “He was smiling – a kind of honest, humbled, sweet smile. “Maybe I’m getting better at this?” he asked. “Better at wooing you in the manner in which you should be wooed?”

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139. “If you use the word ‘halt,’ I will hit you.” “Not halt,” he breathlessly said. “Upstairs. Now.”

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140. “You got shot?” “A couple of times, as it turns out. They aren’t lying about the immortality thing.”

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141. “How are you finding vampiredom?” “If it were a house,” I answered after some serious consideration, “I’d call it a fixer-upper.”

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142. “And you punched him in the restaurant?” I grinned. “No, I punched him when he told me my only purpose was to bear his children and then stuck a hand up my shirt.” Patrick grinned. “You land the punch?” “Broke his nose.” “Good.”

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143. “Opportunities to wear denim to the office don’t come along very often in Cadogan House.” Ethan chuckled, then pushed off the bureau and pulled a black suit coat from a valet stand. “I hear the Master can be such a pain in the ass.” He definitely had his moments.”

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144. “Ethan groaned. “To business already, Sentinel? So much for, ‘Good morning, Liege. I love you, Liege.’” He managed a remarkably bad imitation of my voice, then feigned sweeping hair over his shoulder. “I don’t do that.” “You do,” he said, grinning. “But my larger point still stands.” I rolled my eyes but sat up, sheet strategically around my breasts, and smiled at him. “Good morning, Liege,” I said in a husky voice. “I love you, Liege.” “That’s more like it,” he said.”

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145. “But there was a cost. Being near Ethan was just... incendiary. Part animosity, part ridiculous chemistry, neither conducive to a peaceful home environment. And this was only my first night under his thumb. Not a good sign of things to come.”

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146. “I’m glad to know you have a sense of humor.” “I’m a vampire, not a zombie.” “Good to know.”

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147. “Girl, you’re a vampire. This day and age, everything you do is a felony.”

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148. “Has he apologized?” “In the way that he apologizes. ‘I would do anything to protect you,’” I said, in a pretty good imitation. Mallory nodded. “He gave you an alphapology.” “What now?” “An alphapology. The apology made by the alpha male, which isn’t really an apology, but more a reason for insane behavior. Catcher does it all the damn time. Drives me up the wall.”

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149. “Hot beef in the name of peace.”

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150. “That guy,” Lindsey said, “is a douche. Asterisk, I hate him. Footnote, he can suck it.”

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