Top 300 Elle Kennedy Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “Holy Moses, if it’s his natural scent, then he needs to bottle that spicy fragrance up, call it Orgasm, and sell it to the masses.”

— Elle Kennedy

152. “Years of therapy helped me see that the burden of blame lies solely on him. There was something wrong with him. Not me. Never me. And the most important lesson I learned is that I’m not a victim – I’m a survivor.”

— Elle Kennedy

153. “We live in a society where too many women tear each other down instead of raising each other up. That’s absurd to me. We need to empower one another, teach future generations of girls that it’s important to stand together.”

— Elle Kennedy

154. “Note to self: always date someone who can bench-press twice your weight.”

— Elle Kennedy

155. “Anyone can give me an orgasm, but not everyone can touch my soul. One kiss can make me fall in love with someone.”

— Elle Kennedy

156. “People aren’t black-and-white creatures. Sure, we know what right and wrong ought to be. But sometimes the line between those is a bit gray. Life clouds your judgment and you cross lines you never thought you’d cross. People do stupid things.”

— Elle Kennedy

157. “There’s no one else for me in this world, nobody but you. If I was driving and saw you on the side of the road? You better believe I’d rip out a spark plug or two if it meant getting to spend even five minutes in your presence.”

— Elle Kennedy

158. “Women are supposed to be soft and curvy and squeezable. I’m not sure when they were brainwashed into thinking otherwise.”

— Elle Kennedy

159. “People spend their whole lives complaining about things they’re unwilling to change. At a certain point, either pluck up the courage or shut up.”

— Elle Kennedy

160. “There’s no point in either of us pretending we know how to stay away from each other. It’s chemistry.”

— Elle Kennedy

161. “Fear is a fact of life,” he says solemnly. “Don’t let it get you down, Wellsy. Everyone experiences it.”

— Elle Kennedy

162. “But right now, all I want is for this girl to smile at me again.”

— Elle Kennedy

163. “Okay, I won’t. But if you don’t feel like talking, at least entertain me in other ways.” She plants her hands on her hips. “I propose we make out.” 3 Fitz Once again, I choke mid-sip. Oh, sweet Jesus. Did she seriously just say that? I glance over, and she’s got one perfect eyebrow arched, awaiting my response. Yup. She said it.”

— Elle Kennedy

164. “Chad Jensen pokes his head out. “What the hell are you doing running around with no pants on? Put your damn cock away!”

— Elle Kennedy

165. “She lifts her head at my entrance, and the desolate look in her big blue eyes shreds my heart to pieces. “Baby,” I say softly.”

— Elle Kennedy

166. “I know you’re into me, Wellsy. And I’m definitely into you.”

— Elle Kennedy

167. “The next few years, it’ll probably feel like I’m wandering around in a pitch-black tunnel, but there is a light at the end of it. And as long as you’re with me, there’ll be a light inside of it, too. Without you, it’ll just be darkness.”

— Elle Kennedy

168. “The Deal A sexy standalone novel from New York Times and.”

— Elle Kennedy

169. “Go for a walk. Explore a new neighborhood, try a new restaurant. Just keep making memories and sharing experiences. Good or bad, they bring you closer together.”

— Elle Kennedy

170. “Ese soy yo, supongo. Cubierto de marcas de patines de las que nadie parece nunca darse cuenta.”

— Elle Kennedy

171. “We root for each other. We’re good for each other. And I can’t wait to find out what the future holds for us.”

— Elle Kennedy

172. “When are you going to accept that I’d be happy watching paint dry with you?”

— Elle Kennedy

173. “What is so wrong about wanting to be with you? Why do you want to punish us for that?” he demands, gesturing between us. “Why are you punishing yourself for caring about me?”

— Elle Kennedy

174. “I love you, you stupid jackass. Not the words a man wants to hear. The first three, sure. The last three, pass.”

— Elle Kennedy

175. “Hockey is a game. You’re my life.”

— Elle Kennedy

176. “Garrett Graham, my own personal sweet-talker.”

— Elle Kennedy

177. “Damn right it is. Nobody should ever be someone else’s entire world. That’s not healthy, AJ. If your whole life is centered on one thing – one person – whatcha going to be left with if that person goes away? Absolutely nothing.” He gruffly reiterates, “Not healthy.”

— Elle Kennedy

178. “And then I head toward our little hut without setting her down on her feet. She’s still wrapped around me like ivy, happy and cozy and warm in my arms. Just where she belongs.”

— Elle Kennedy

179. “I’m not other women.” No, she isn’t. Because other women don’t entertain me as much as she does. I suddenly wonder how I ever made it through life without Hannah Wells’ sarcastic barbs and annoyed grumbles.”

— Elle Kennedy

180. “With each press of his lips against mine, he’s repeating his promise to give me nothing more than what I ask for.”

— Elle Kennedy

181. “You are such a dumbass, Connelly. You made the biggest mistake of your dumbass life when you broke up with Brenna.” “I know.” “First of all, she’s gorgeous. It’s almost disgusting how gorgeous she is. She’s smart and witty and hilarious and – wait, what do you mean, ‘you know’?”

— Elle Kennedy

182. “Just out of curiosity,” she says, “after you wake up in the morning, do you admire yourself in the mirror for one hour or two?” “Two,” I reply cheerfully. “Do you high five yourself?” “Of course not.” I smirk. “I kiss each of my biceps and then point to the ceiling and thank the big man upstairs for creating such a perfect male specimen.”

— Elle Kennedy

183. “Get lost, Captain,” Connor drawls without turning around. “I’m wooing my woman.”

— Elle Kennedy

184. “But maybe he needed to fall apart in order to learn that life isn’t perfect, that bad things do happen and you can’t stop living when they do.”

— Elle Kennedy

185. “Well, this has been fun, but I think I’ll go upstairs and kill myself now.”

— Elle Kennedy

186. “The chair legs behind me scrape against the floor, and Douchecanoe shrinks in his seat as over six hundred pounds of angry hockey players stare down at him. Fitzy is particularly menacing with his two full-sleeve tattoos and the cut over his eyebrow that he got during our last game.”

— Elle Kennedy

187. “Sometimes we make all the wrong decisions, end up in all the wrong places, and still find exactly where we’re supposed to be.”

— Elle Kennedy

188. “Oh, Daddy. You’re so strict.” “I’m not your daddy.” His lips curve again. “Though I could be if you want.” “Oh gross. I’m not calling you ‘Daddy’ in bed.”

— Elle Kennedy

189. “Except he’s not a little boy. He’s a man with a big, strong body and a chin that lifts in determination.”

— Elle Kennedy

190. “I’m not having kids with you,” I wheeze at Summer. “I don’t want to be part of your insane family.” “Oh hush, sweetie. It’s too late. I’ve become attached.” You’d think.”

— Elle Kennedy

191. “Can’t change the past, don’t cry over the present, don’t stress about the future. It’s all pointless, especially regret.”

— Elle Kennedy

192. “I mean, if a narcissist can’t recognize he’s a narcissist, how on earth do you treat his narcissism?”

— Elle Kennedy

193. “Silence forces you to examine your own mind. To face the thoughts you pushed aside during the day or the worries you hoped would go away, the secrets you tried to keep.”

— Elle Kennedy

194. “I’m watching you, Greenwich Barbie.” Smiling broadly, I lean in and smack a kiss on her cheek. “I love you. You’re my soul mate.”

— Elle Kennedy

195. “Maybe it’s time to stop scoring... and shoot for love.”

— Elle Kennedy

196. “When you have one major insecurity that rules your life, your subconscious doesn’t let you forget it.”

— Elle Kennedy

197. “I’ve always loved myself best in Evan’s eyes. The adoring way he looks at me: part impressed, a little intimidated. But more so the person he thinks I am. The way he tells it, I’m invincible. Thunder and lightning. Not much scares me, and even less when he’s around.”

— Elle Kennedy

198. “Look, we never truly know our parents. They lived entire lives before we ever came along, you know? All those experiences shaped them, made them who they are, and sometimes people become set in their ways and their personality defects, and it takes something major to jar them into making a change.”

— Elle Kennedy

199. “Hannah was trying to describe love to me last semester. She said it feels like your heart is about to overflow, and that when you love someone, you need them more than anything else in the world, more than food or water or air. That’s how I feel about you. I need you. I can’t stand the thought of being without you.”

— Elle Kennedy

200. “God, we were invincible together. Untouchable. With Evan, I was never bored a minute in my life. Both of us were constantly feeding the high, looking for the next shot of adrenaline as we pressed the limits of our own capacity for trouble.”

— Elle Kennedy