Top 200 Danielle Lori Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “We spent the rest of the short ride in silence. His hand rested on his thigh, and I’d never been more aware of a man’s hands in my life. I bet they would touch a woman with assurance, with confidence.”

— Danielle Lori

152. “I wouldn’t have a problem with any part of a certain woman’s anatomy. Truthfully, I’d let her spit in my goddamn mouth.”

— Danielle Lori

153. “Since when are you into beta males, Elena?”

— Danielle Lori

154. “Can you hear me okay from all the way up there?”

— Danielle Lori

155. “Too many books, not enough TV.”

— Danielle Lori

156. “There are plenty of women who could make you happier, Christian.” “You’re the only one I want.”

— Danielle Lori

157. “I knew then I’d follow this man to the fiery gates of hell if he just held my hand.”

— Danielle Lori

158. “But the truth was, I didn’t think there was another person in this world who could make me feel safer.”

— Danielle Lori

159. “I liked Ronan. I liked him a lot.”

— Danielle Lori

160. “Gonna come,” was all he said. My brows pulled together. “That was quick.”

— Danielle Lori

161. “Sometimes the cheapest things are the most valuable.”

— Danielle Lori

162. “I thought we talked about that staring thing.” His voice was deep, slithering down my spine with a rough caress. He emptied his glass in one drink without turning around. “We didn’t talk about anything.” My response was quiet. “You talked and just assumed I was listening.” “You were listening,” was all he said, bracing his hands on the edge of the sink.”

— Danielle Lori

163. “All anyone has to do is look at him when you’re in the room to know he’s obsessed with you.”

— Danielle Lori

164. “Later, I pushed his meticulously-placed toothbrush an inch to the left in retaliation.”

— Danielle Lori

165. “Crazy, she called me. She had no idea how goddamn crazy I could be. I’d give Christian an hour before I started tearing this city apart piece by piece.”

— Danielle Lori

166. “I don’t need to keep you a secret, Elena,” he said, going to tend to his pan on the stove. “I just don’t have the patience to listen to what people think I should do with what’s mine.” Mine.”

— Danielle Lori

167. “I’d get more than that. I’ll tell you how her ass feels, Rus – ” Without a look in the Abelli’s direction, Allister pulled a pistol from his jacket. Pop. The gunshot reverberated off the walls and rang in my ears. Everything but my heart went still.”

— Danielle Lori

168. “Count down,” he ordered. “What?” I breathed. “Count. Down.”

— Danielle Lori

169. “Do you know what assuming gets you?” “Killed?” I breathed. His eyes fell to my lips. “Smart girl.” The words were deep and soft, and a strange part of me felt like I’d done something good.”

— Danielle Lori

170. “Ivory skin and goose bumps. Soaked Brioni and tattoos. Selflessness and greed.”

— Danielle Lori

171. “Every inch his palm moved farther up my leg pounded deeper in my core, leaving an empty ache in its place.”

— Danielle Lori

172. “His eyes were what nightmares were made of, ice and fire, and filled with secrets no one wanted to know.”

— Danielle Lori

173. “Who makes you come, malyshka?” “You,” I moaned.”

— Danielle Lori

174. “I couldn’t fall in love with this man. I would rather never fall in love at all than to experience it unrequited. I’d seen it enough times to despise the possibility.”

— Danielle Lori

175. “He was an eclipse, blocking the pain from my head, and, probably, the sun. Though overwhelming, it wasn’t unpleasant. It was warm. Persuasive. Worldly. A royal flush in a den of iniquity.”

— Danielle Lori

176. “Are you going to come on me, kotyonok?” His accented voice grated abrasively as sand. I couldn’t say anything if I wanted to. He pressed his leg harder against me. I put my face into his neck, biting down when the orgasm whipped through me – a sweltering inferno that knocked the breath from my lungs. In its aftermath, I shivered against him.”

— Danielle Lori

177. “I swallowed. “I don’t want to do this if there are going to be other women, Nico. I can’t.” He watched me for two tense seconds. “You’re enough for me.”

— Danielle Lori

178. “Darkness loved him – I knew without a doubt they were on good terms.”

— Danielle Lori

179. “Say something too many times and it becomes meaningless.”

— Danielle Lori

180. “It was Cosa Nostra etiquette to pretend we were the classic example of a white-picket-fence family. Even if our homes were surrounded by an iron gate and security instead.”

— Danielle Lori

181. “Keep opening your mouth, I’ll assault you.”

— Danielle Lori

182. “You blushed for him,” he growled. “You really shouldn’t have done that, Gianna. You have no idea what you’ve just unleashed.”

— Danielle Lori

183. “Keep her. Make her want you. Make her need you.”

— Danielle Lori

184. “It momentarily stilled me. A raw wave of warmth flickered in my chest. It wasn’t until later I realized that was the moment the first wisps of devotion settled in and my downfall began.”

— Danielle Lori

185. “His hand ran to the back of my neck and he kissed me deeply. “You’re beautiful, baby.”

— Danielle Lori

186. “But sometimes, even the best gambler doesn’t know when to quit.”

— Danielle Lori

187. “The look grabbed hold and hung on. It wasn’t just ice anymore; it was late nights, rough hands, Russian words, and heavy hearts.”

— Danielle Lori

188. “Tell me,” Sebastian said, “why did you do it?” A heavy silence took over, and my chest tightened at Nico’s cavalier tone. “He had something I wanted.”

— Danielle Lori

189. “Moonlight played across her body as if it loved her. Venomous snakes had stripes; Mila glowed. The only shadows that touched her were mine.”

— Danielle Lori

190. “If I get married, I want to be very married.” – Audrey Hepburn.”

— Danielle Lori

191. “What if someone arrests me while you’re in the bathroom?” “I’d bail you out.” “If you couldn’t?” “I’d be locked up beside you.”

— Danielle Lori

192. “Mamma, I don’t like her.” I expected a scolding, but I forgot this world defied all norms. “As much as I appreciate your honesty, cara,” Gianna said softly, “passive-aggressiveness gets the point across. It also makes us look like the better person in the end.” “What’s passiveagressivness?” “Sweetie, it’s been going on for the past few minutes. Pay attention.”

— Danielle Lori

193. “Hands grasped my face, turning it. “Are you okay?” Nico repeated.”

— Danielle Lori

194. “My fingers splayed on the window as I searched for something to hold onto that wasn’t so consuming. So devastating. So him.”

— Danielle Lori

195. “And I love you, Elena Russo.”

— Danielle Lori

196. “Even if Salvatore does change his mind,” Nonna said, “I’m sure she’s already as knocked up as your other daughter.”

— Danielle Lori

197. “Bottomless. Blue. My heart beat heavy, because I knew if I stared too long I’d be trapped beneath ice.”

— Danielle Lori

198. “No, I want you. But I don’t want the heartache you’ll bring along.”

— Danielle Lori

199. “Would you visit my grave if I died?” His eyes grew dark. “I’d die before you were ever in a grave, malyshka.” I loved his possessive side. And I loved his dark side, too.”

— Danielle Lori

200. “My last thought before the final please left my lips and the pressure exploded through my veins like an inferno was: He loves to be begged.”

— Danielle Lori