Top 200 Devney Perry Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “If I was her future, then she was mine.”

— Devney Perry

152. “I love you.” “Yes, you do. Don’t forget.”

— Devney Perry

153. “It was a smile to chase away that sullen fog. A smile to brighten a miserable day. A smile, just for me. It lasted for only a heartbeat. Smiles faded too fast these days.”

— Devney Perry

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

— Devney Perry

155. “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

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

— Devney Perry

157. “Gods save the men who make you mad.”

— Devney Perry

158. “If it had taken me all those years to recover from our first kiss, how was I going to walk away from this one?”

— Devney Perry

159. “I have never been, and never will be, in love with Vivienne,” he said. “I have never stopped loving you.” “Foster – ” “And I never will.”

— Devney Perry

160. “You are the crown prince. It was all a ruse.” “Not all of it.” His eyes darkened, shifting to that forest green as he took my arms, keeping me on my feet. Pulling me close and into his chest. “You have always been my queen.”

— Devney Perry

161. “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

162. “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

163. “I have loved you since I was ten. Since you left a paper airplane and flowers in my fort. I love you. I have always loved you.”

— Devney Perry

164. “He seemed like a gentle man. A person who lived alone because he was content with his own company. A brother and a proud uncle – most of the stories he’d told had included one or more of his nieces or nephews.”

— Devney Perry

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

— Devney Perry

166. “You are mine, Odessa.”

— Devney Perry

167. “Praise is for the bedroom, Cross. Not the training ring.”

— Devney Perry

168. “There was only one way for me to break free. Knowledge.”

— Devney Perry

169. “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

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

— Devney Perry

171. “Where are you going?” Cathlin called. I kept walking. “To find my wife.”

— Devney Perry

172. “You loved those jeans. I loved those jeans. They made your ass look fantastic.”

— Devney Perry

173. “She fit me. Perfectly. In more ways than just riding on a four-wheeler.”

— Devney Perry

174. “From the outside, my life was rock solid. So why couldn’t I shake this unease? This feeling that I was missing something. This feeling that somehow, I’d failed. That I was marching in the wrong direction.”

— Devney Perry

175. “If I wanted to be her secret keeper, then I’d have to teach her how to tell them. I’d have to show her how to be vulnerable.”

— Devney Perry

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

— Devney Perry

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

— Devney Perry

178. “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

179. “What’s that word you like so much?” He tapped his chin, pretending to think it over. “No.”

— Devney Perry

180. “I know what’s on the line, Memphis. But I’m standing here anyway.”

— Devney Perry

181. “How much of an identity could one person lose before they were hollowed into a shell?”

— Devney Perry

182. “But forevers were for dreamers.”

— Devney Perry

183. “In a heartbeat.”

— Devney Perry

184. “The only person who was always going to fight for me was me.”

— Devney Perry

185. “Yes. I met Emmeline at a fundraising gala and we started seeing each other. We lived together up until she took a teaching job in Prescott and moved out here.”

— Devney Perry

186. “You are... you are a dream, I gave up on those.”

— Devney Perry

187. “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

188. “You were a coward. Do not say you were protecting me.”

— Devney Perry

189. “If the last kiss had ignited the spark, this kiss set me aflame.”

— Devney Perry

190. “Don’t twist your ankle jumping to conclusions.”

— Devney Perry

191. “I like to take the tattered and lost and make it shine. Garbage doesn’t have to stay garbage. Things just need to find their right place.”

— Devney Perry

192. “My imagination wasn’t rich enough to afford this kiss.”

— Devney Perry

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

— Devney Perry

194. “Hot tears dripped to the dirt at my boots. “I love you.” “Yes, you do. Don’t forget.” “Never.” “Neither will I.” His throat bobbed as he swallowed. “I will find you. Here, or in the shades.”

— Devney Perry

195. “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

196. “See you around, Millie.” My Millie. Except she wasn’t mine anymore, was she? I’d lost her a long time ago when I’d walked away.”

— Devney Perry

197. “Feel free to wander into mine, Princess.” He leaned in closer. “Zavier likes to share.”

— Devney Perry

198. “Minute by minute.”

— Devney Perry

199. “When I am nothing but dust and ash, Turah will endure. I do not need a crown. And I have made peace with my destiny. But before I step into my grave, my choice is you.”

— Devney Perry

200. “I didn’t like to see Drake cry. But Memphis? It was like getting the wind knocked out of me.”

— Devney Perry