Top 500 Christina Lauren Quotes (2025 Update)
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301. “I loved her in the way we love in high school, sort of intensely, idealistically, and without knowing each other all that well.”

— Christina Lauren

302. “But as I’ve never fallen in love and never felt that clawing ache for any one person, I never know which of them will end up being right. When Autumn said that about not being enough for me, I let it go and pretended I didn’t remember. The problem is, I do remember. In fact, I obsess about it, while pretending I’m not painfully waiting for the moment when someone knocks me over, makes me feel sure about them in a way I’ve never been sure about anything in my whole life.”

— Christina Lauren

303. “You’re looking at me like you like me,” he says. “It’s the mai tai goggles you’re wearing. I hate you as much as ever.” Ethan lifts a skeptical brow. “Really?” “Yep.” Nope.”

— Christina Lauren

304. “I get the bedroom and Netflix, and you wander the island to check on your hidden horcruxes.”

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305. “You’d think I’d be used to this sort of thing by now – navigating a room full of matched-up people, alone – but somehow it never really gets easier.”

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306. “He rested a plank on his shoulder like a bayonet. and I nearly laughed, thinking, is that what it feels like to fall in love with a soldier on the other side?”

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307. “Good sweet baby Jesus, I wanted to bang the smirk off this man.”

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308. “You and I used to play vampires when we were kids and didn’t realize the marks we were leaving on each other’s necks were hickeys.”

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309. “I like when you watch me. I can’t think straight when you have those crazy gray eyes on me.”

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310. “Eleven years later, and he still aches for what we had.”

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311. “As parents we put our kids through the strangest things because we think it’s giving them some sort of advantage.”

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312. “I make a show of straightening my glasses and motion to myself. “I mean, you put out the honey, you’re going to get some bees.”

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313. “There was nothing messy or turbulent about it. There were no manic highs with Sean, but there were no angst-ridden lows, either. Sean was easy, and he and Phoebe were a family I could just... join. But in hindsight and in the stark contrast to the intensity of emotions I feel around Elliot, it almost seems insane.”

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314. “I think I want to know you feel the way I do.”

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315. “His skin is sun-warmed, firm, distracting. It’s like having a single bite of something delicious; I want to go back for more.”

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316. “Simteam ca mi-e dor de el in fiecare rasuflare, in fiecare secunda ce trecea de cand il vazusem ultima oara.”

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317. “You were perfect then, too, and you are perfect now.” Eyes watery, I laugh. “You are not a credible source.” “I am the only credible source. I’ve known you every second of your life.”

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318. “It was comical to compare that to the reaction I’d had to losing Chloe. I’d essentially turned into a filthy hobo, not eating, not showering, and surviving entirely on scotch and self-pity.”

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319. “I learned a very important thing that day: my mom would never try to change for a man, and I wouldn’t, either.”

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320. “It still irks me that I’ll probably spend most of my life dividing the people I know into two groups: the people who support me without question and the ones who should.”

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321. “Think Mr. Darcy, but without the lovely proclamations.”

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322. “I used to refer to her as social lubricant, but Robert made me promise to never use that phrase again.”

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323. “He’d loved Lily so deeply that it changed his biology. Standing here now, it seemed his love for her hadn’t gone away, it had just been vacuum-sealed and stored. Back in her presence, the physical memory of his infatuation was released in a deluge, gasping to life, and adrenaline flooded his bloodstream.”

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324. “I think your mouth is its own Greek god. Tongueseus.”

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325. “And I might propose to you soon. I stared at my phone, reading this line again, and again. “Okay,” I whispered. So give me a heads-up if you won’t say yes, because I’m mildly terrified. I leaned back on his shoulder and he dropped his phone into his lap, wrapping his shaking hand around mine. “Don’t be,” I whispered. “We’ve totally got this.”

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326. “You’re honestly too good for me, but it doesn’t mean that I don’t want you anyway.”

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327. “I think he saw you as a way to rule something out, and then the opposite happened.”

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328. “Is it weird that this roomful of straight men is fighting over Reid and not me?”

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329. “Fine. Have it your way, four. Is it bad form after only four months to tell you I think you’re my forever?”

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330. “I knew she was drawing my legs when her charcoal would scratch heavily on the paper. It was quieter when she drew the details of my face, and that was when her breathing would break down into tiny, shallow bursts of air, in and out. And I knew she was drawing my half-hard cock when she stopped breathing – so nervous, but so eager to practice.”

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331. “My God, we are too young to be this old.”

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332. “We’re going to be horrible parents.” Laughing, I agreed, “The worst.” “We’ve never known failure,” he said, eyes manically searching mine. “I mean, we will probably be the most uptight – ” “Strict – ” “Overbearing – ” “Neurotic – ” “No,” he said, shaking his head, his eyes shining again. “You’re going to be perfect.”

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333. “Will’s jaw was carved and covered in dark stubble. I had a sudden and overwhelming urge to feel it on my thighs.”

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334. “Seeing her face – strangely – like being home again, but also like meeting a beautiful girl for the first time.”

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335. “I knew exactly what she meant when she whispered, “I missed you.” And all I could say back was “I missed you, too.”

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336. “And so could I. Here, I could be the man who was desperately in love for the first time in my life.”

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337. “Give me those moments where I think he’s coming back. I can take the hurt. The reminder that he’s not coming back-and why-will keep me fighting.”

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338. “So maybe if I ever met this Andy twat I wouldn’t actually punch his smug face after all. Maybe I’d shake his hand for messing things up with Sara so epically that she moved to New York and stopped being the woman who did what she was supposed to do, and started to be the woman who did what she bloody well wanted.”

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339. “I thought was a pretty clear picture of who he was, but I have to admit.”

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340. “His stomach growls, and it makes me giggle again, and he shushes me. I turn to look at him, and he’s already looking at me, and with a knowing twinkle in his eyes, he lifts his finger to his lips and whispers, “No talking, I just want to be under the tree with you.”

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341. “Well, statistically speaking, that’s really saying something.”

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342. “I saw how he looked at you when he came in here Monday. He’d let you carry his balls around in your pocket.”

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343. “I used to think I was so together, but now the only thing I feel is a hollow sense of not enough.”

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344. “Hannah. Shut up, right now. Come to my room and get laid.”

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345. “Christ on a cracker, he’s pretty.”

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346. “I want to figure out what I like.”

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347. “Come in. Sit anywhere but on the bed. Don’t look cute, don’t get undressed, and don’t touch my underwear.”

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348. “Mom can’t help herself. “Does he know about you?” “About how I turn into a troll at sunset?” I shake my head. “I don’t think so.”

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349. “The stars could fall, the ocean could take over the land, and I wouldn’t even realize it until long after Finn slows his hips and runs his hand up my leg and along my side, until he reaches my jaw, cupping it and telling me he’s never wanted anything the way he wants me.”

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350. “He could only do rowdy because he felt what I felt: that whip-crack unleashing that comes when you meet the person who frees you.”

— Christina Lauren