Top 200 Danielle Lori Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “A darkly amused noise came from him. “I was going to give it to you nice and easy, malyshka.” His lips trailed down my neck, voice nothing but a rumble. “Now, I’m going to make you scream.”

— Danielle Lori

202. “His voice was deep, soft, yet laced with frustration that he even had to say it. “I’m not going to hurt you.”

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203. “I didn’t look at her – couldn’t look at her – because if there was a single red mark on her skin I’d snap.”

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204. “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.”

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

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

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207. “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

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

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209. “I always thought if I believed in fate, I couldn’t believe in choice.”

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210. “Do you eat?” He raised a brow, consuming that glass of green yuck in one drink. “Like, solids? Or do you blend all the children’s souls beforehand?”

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211. “You hit him,” I challenged. “That was necessary to regain my concentration.” “Your concentration of watching me sleep.” “Yes,” he growled.”

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212. “Because you’ll fall in love with her,” she said. “And she won’t love you back.”

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213. “He was the glimmer of adrenaline, the roughness of tracks beneath bare feet, and the siren of a freight train coming head-on. And I was fascinated. His eyes were unreadable. “You will be safe here.” I believed him. But before his dark silhouette disappeared from view, I remembered what “moy kotyonok” meant. My kitten.”

— Danielle Lori

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

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

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

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217. “My look was inspired by Clueless star Cher Horowitz’s closet – the small white dress her daddy had refused to let her leave the house in without a coverup. I had some issues with daddies, so here I was, in a small white dress – even sans sheer cardigan – as the clouds grew heavy with rain.”

— Danielle Lori

218. “How fast does this thing go?” I asked. His head tilted to the side, catching my gaze. He held it for a moment before turning back to the road. “Fast.” I pulled my bottom lip between my teeth, trying to think of how to respond. What I came up with was, “How fast?” He didn’t glance at me, but a small smile appeared. “Show me.” It escaped my lips on a breath, quiet and suggestive.”

— Danielle Lori

219. “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart.” – Helen Keller.”

— Danielle Lori

220. “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.”

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

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222. “Have a lousy night, Allister.”

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

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

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225. “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

226. “The second look showed the type of body women groaned over, and the third revealed intellect in every move he made, as though everyone else was a chess piece, and he was musing over how to play each one of us.”

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227. “His presence, however, was like a light in the dark.”

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228. “The honest truth was, I only forced myself to enjoy tragic endings because I knew mine wouldn’t be far apart.”

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229. “I had a bad, bad feeling that if this girl used the word please, I would give her anything she wanted.”

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230. “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.”

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

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

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233. “My heart would never be his. It was the one thing in my life that was mine, and I would never sign it over.”

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234. “If I decided I wanted you, sleep is not the word I would use.”

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235. “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.”

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236. “I needed him. More than morality or honesty.”

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237. “It was a relief, malyshka, because we were everything wrong for each other. But nothing has ever felt more right than finding you like this in my bed.”

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238. “I hated when someone told me to smile, as if a smile of mine belonged to them and not to me.”

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

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

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241. “She looks like my wife.” That was the only thing I needed to see to know she was mine.”

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242. “You’re disturbed,” I breathed. “Do that again.”

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