Top 160 Devney Perry Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “She fit me. Perfectly. In more ways than just riding on a four-wheeler.”

— Devney Perry

102. “Last night was the ultimate example of Vegas’s poison. Eloise, a pure, beautiful woman, had been corrupted by Sin City. Tainted by a man whose demons had come out to play.”

— Devney Perry

103. “The man I’d dated for one year, two months and eleven days. The man I’d loved with my whole heart. The man I’d vowed to forget.”

— Devney Perry

104. “Don’t take your mind for granted, Griffin. Or your heart. They are your gifts. And they are not guaranteed from one day to the next.”

— Devney Perry

105. “No one in Quincy needed to know I’d given the chief of police three orgasms.”

— Devney Perry

106. “Knox was a good man. He was as reliable as the sunrise. As breathtaking as the Montana sunsets. He was the type of person I wanted Drake to become.”

— Devney Perry

107. “I grabbed the bottle of wine to refill my glass because I’d most definitely be drinking it. “The bubble.” “What bubble?” “Our bubble. It’s about to burst.”

— Devney Perry

108. “No matter how many days or months or years went by, Molly was still unforgettable. The best I’d ever had.”

— Devney Perry

109. “Where the hell is my chair, Blue?”

— Devney Perry

110. “Maybe being strong meant learning to lean on those who would take some of the pain away.”

— Devney Perry

111. “This project was part of my penance. For Talia, I’d bear every ache and pain.”

— Devney Perry

112. “In a heartbeat.”

— Devney Perry

113. “Touch her again and they’ll never find your body.”

— Devney Perry

114. “In a sea of people, above the noise and below the lights, one look from him and the world had melted away.”

— Devney Perry

115. “I’d listen to them laugh for the rest of of my life over any music.”

— Devney Perry

116. “It was a kiss between two people who hadn’t memorized each other’s mouths yet but were cramming in every detail, like there’d be a test tomorrow and we were hellbent on a crash course.”

— Devney Perry

117. “I craved her, more than id ever craved anyone in a long, long time. And that scared the hell out of me.”

— Devney Perry

118. “He chuckled. “What about whisky?” “I don’t drink whisky.” “Hmm.” He took a long, slow sip from his glass, then set it down. “That’s a shame. A beautiful woman drinking whisky is my weakness.”

— Devney Perry

119. “Why is it tattooed on your body?” “As a reminder.” “Of what?” He gave me a sad smile. “Of what I lost.”

— Devney Perry

120. “My heart lurched. The girls. There was no question who he was referring to. I knew, deep in my soul, exactly which girls he meant. Lily Green. Harmony Hardt.”

— Devney Perry

121. “The thing about divorce is, there isn’t always one mistake. One nuclear bomb dropped on a couple that destroys their marriage. Sometimes, it creeps up on you slowly. And one day, realization hits and all you know is that you.”

— Devney Perry

122. “Your dreams were my dreams, Tally. I lost them when I lost you.” He hooked a finger under my chin. “Did I lose you?”

— Devney Perry

123. “Millie is an assistant AD,” Kurt said. Hold up. Did that make her my boss?”

— Devney Perry

124. “Passion comes from the mess, Memphis.” He threaded his hands into my hair. “So does everything lasting.”

— Devney Perry

125. “Nothing in this world could have prepared me for Genevieve. She’d crept up on me, consuming more and more of my thoughts, day by day. And then she’d stolen my dreams.”

— Devney Perry

126. “I cook for you because it’s how I show someone I care. I cook for you because I love the look on your face after that first bite. I cook for you because I’d rather cook for you than anyone else.”

— Devney Perry

127. “But forevers were for dreamers.”

— Devney Perry

128. “Minute by minute.”

— Devney Perry

129. “When did you buy this ring?” She held up the pouch again. “Was it hers?”

— Devney Perry

130. “I’m not trying to take Jamie’s place or erase his memory or make you forget that you loved him. I’m just trying to explore this thing between us.”

— Devney Perry

131. “When she was in the room, I struggled to look anywhere but at her.”

— Devney Perry

132. “We hadn’t made a commitment. We hadn’t made promises. Except as I stood and watched her leave, I realized that no other woman would kiss me again. Bryce was it for me. The one.”

— Devney Perry

133. “I don’t want to hurt you, Mills, I don’t know where this is going, but I’d like the chance to find out. If you’re up for it.”

— Devney Perry

134. “His eyes, locked on mine, darkened a shade. “I’ll take whatever you’ll give me.”

— Devney Perry

135. “A kiss to change a life. Or destroy one.”

— Devney Perry

136. “If there was a miracle to be had in my life, I wanted it to be him.”

— Devney Perry

137. “Then something dawned and her attention swung to her father. “Daddy, isn’t this the lady in that picture on your bookshelf?”

— Devney Perry

138. “A cuddler. Of course I’d marry a woman who cuddled. I loathed cuddling.”

— Devney Perry

139. “Beyond the windows, the snowstorm raged. Here, us, together, we were ablaze.”

— Devney Perry

140. “There were far worse things in a human body to break than bones.”

— Devney Perry

141. “Long time.” Ten years and three months. But who’s counting?”

— Devney Perry

142. “If my heart left her breathless, then hers gave me a reason to breathe.”

— Devney Perry

143. “Cole had earned these heart flutters. And he should have them.”

— Devney Perry

144. “Maybe if he said it over and over, I’d stop worrying that love wasn’t enough.”

— Devney Perry

145. “But I’m happy every day too. I still have a lot of people in my life. Family. Friends. You. The trick is learning to let the happy outweigh the sad.”

— Devney Perry

146. “I looked up into his eyes, so kind and compassionate, and nearly cried again. He was a dream. How had I found a man who was so understanding and patient, who saw me so clearly? It was nothing short of a miracle.”

— Devney Perry

147. “For so long, I’d pretended to be a professional. I’d maintained a professional distance. I’d kept our interactions professional. I’d stayed away from her to maintain professionalism.”

— Devney Perry

148. “How would I ever pretend like this hadn’t happened?”

— Devney Perry

149. “She’d be the last. The last woman I’d kiss until the end of my days. It was Millie. It always had been Millie.”

— Devney Perry

150. “When you lived with sharks, you marked the days when a life raft came floating your way.”

— Devney Perry