Top 380 Elle Kennedy Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “There’s a ghost in the house and they choose to stay there. The levelheaded response? Leave.”

— Elle Kennedy

152. “She’s just uttered the words every guy wants to hear – I want you so bad – but damn it, she’s drunk and I can’t let her do this. Her.”

— Elle Kennedy

153. “But no. No. He may have boarded this bad idea train, but now it was time to derail it.”

— Elle Kennedy

154. “Look at these abs, Wellsy. Actually, touch them. Seriously. It will change your life.”

— Elle Kennedy

155. “You’re giving me a lot of responsibility here, baby doll. I don’t like responsibility.” Shocker. “You can handle this, baby doll. I have faith in you.”

— Elle Kennedy

156. “When he wants to be? She says it like it’s the endorsement of the year, but the way I see it, people should be nice because they are, not because it’s a calculated move on their part.”

— Elle Kennedy

157. “You have the dirtiest mouth.”

— Elle Kennedy

158. “She snorts. “Does that make you my prince?” “Damn straight.”

— Elle Kennedy

159. “I pick up my sandwich and take a small bite, chewing extra slow in order to delay having to respond. He’s freaking me out again, with his confident gaze and his matter-of-fact tone. I’ve never met a guy who can throw out phrases like “love at first sight” and “something magical happened” without at least having the decency to blush or look mortified.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

162. “You know Twilight?” He blinks. “Excuse me?” “Twilight. The vampire book.” His wary eyes study my face. “What about it?” “Okay, so you know how Bella’s blood is extra special? Like how it gives Edward a raging boner every time he’s around her?”

— Elle Kennedy

163. “He’s one of those rare creatures who can party like past-day Robert Downey Jr. and somehow be as successful and revered as present-day Robert Downey Jr.”

— Elle Kennedy

164. “Why is feeling something for someone a weakness?”

— Elle Kennedy

165. “Hannah and I end in the same key instead of doing the harmony.”

— Elle Kennedy

166. “The family behind us wants to leave.” He twists to peer through the back windshield. “They already have two kids. Let’s follow them home.” “Let’s not.”

— Elle Kennedy

167. “But you know what my therapist used to tell me? The best way to forget a bad memory is to replace it with a good one.”

— Elle Kennedy

168. “He might also be frowning, but it’s hard to tell considering someone shaved off all of Hugh Jackman’s body hair and pasted it on Tuck’s face.”

— Elle Kennedy

169. “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

170. “You’re not broken, baby. I promise.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

172. “So money doesn’t matter once you get down to it. It doesn’t matter how thin or thick anyone’s wallet is. We all hurt. We all love. We’re the same. And your past, who you live with, where you came from, it doesn’t matter. You’re creating your own future, and i want to see where the road forward takes you.”

— Elle Kennedy

173. “Evening, lads.” The redhead curled her fingers around the back of Sullivan’s neck and pulled his head in for a quick kiss. “Hey, baby, I missed you.” It took a few head-scratching seconds to realize that he was looking at Isabel Roma.”

— 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. “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

176. “It doesn’t matter which direction I move my head because everywhere I look I see penises.”

— Elle Kennedy

177. “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

178. “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

179. “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

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

— Elle Kennedy

181. “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

182. “It doesn’t matter how other people see you,” Brenna finishes. “It’s how you see yourself –.”

— Elle Kennedy

183. “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

184. “Trust me, she’s obsessed with me. Blows up my phone every day telling me how much she loves me. I think psychologists call that love-bombing.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

186. “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

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

— Elle Kennedy

188. “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

189. “I don’t need to win some stupid bet. I’m already the luckiest man in the bar.”

— Elle Kennedy

190. “I’ll find something else, I promise. But I’ll never find another you.”

— Elle Kennedy

191. “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

192. “Case in point – Garrett Graham, the other star athlete in this class. Dude walks around like he owns the place. I guess he kind of does. All he has to do is snap his fingers and an eager girl appears at his side. Or jumps into his lap. Or sticks her tongue down his throat.”

— Elle Kennedy

193. “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

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

— Elle Kennedy

195. “Do you know how jealous I am right now? Do you think I like seeing every guy in the bar drooling over you? I want to rip their eyes out just for looking at you.”

— Elle Kennedy

196. “Just because you don’t see my insecurities doesn’t mean they aren’t there. We all have scars on the inside.”

— Elle Kennedy

197. “We got this.” We don’t got this.”

— Elle Kennedy

198. “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

199. “Tattoos. Tall, dark, and damaged. The more emotionally unavailable, the better.” She beams. “If he’s got a juvenile rap sheet and motorcycle, I’m open for business.”

— Elle Kennedy

200. “Another requirement in the Life of Dean. Say what you mean, mean what you say.”

— Elle Kennedy