Top 300 Elle Kennedy Quotes (2024 Update)
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201. “Be nice to me, and I promise I’ll be even nicer in return.”

— Elle Kennedy

202. “You’re ridiculously attractive, Taylor.” This time when he speaks, I don’t doubt his sincerity, if perhaps his sanity. I suppose someone like him doesn’t get around so much by being picky. “Don’t spend any more time believing otherwise.”

— Elle Kennedy

203. “It’s times like this I remember why I fell so hopelessly hard for this girl. 37 Hannah “Idon’t understand what’s going on,” my mother says, over the.”

— Elle Kennedy

204. “I love you. Maybe more than I ever have.” “We’re having a baby,” I say, grinning with both excitement and still a bit of trepidation. “Bet your ass we are.”

— Elle Kennedy

205. “You’re lucky I love you, babe. If any other girl done this to me- you love me?”

— Elle Kennedy

206. “He doesn’t know I’m alive.”

— Elle Kennedy

207. “No problem. Let’s talk about my relationship.” Hazel smirks at me. “I don’t have one. Your turn.”

— Elle Kennedy

208. “It’d be a shame if you let growing up dull your edges. I’m all for whatever makes you happy,” he qualifies. “You don’t need to be drinking for me to enjoy your company – you’ve always been fun no matter what. Lately, though, it seems like the real Gen is slipping away. Becoming a muted version of the incredible, terrifying, vibrant woman you used to be.”

— Elle Kennedy

209. “How does a pig hype up a crowd? Is he going to sing the national anthem?” Coach asks politely.”

— Elle Kennedy

210. “Fine. If I have to suffer through this crap movie, I’m smoking a joint first.”

— Elle Kennedy

211. “But this girl, the gorgeous woman in my lap – I’m definitely in love with her. I love everything about her. Her intelligence, her sassiness, her craziness. She has the most dynamic personality. There are so many different facets to Demi Davis, and the more I learn about her, the more I love her.”

— Elle Kennedy

212. “We all love. We’re the same. And your past, who you live with, where you came from, it doesn’t have to matter.”

— Elle Kennedy

213. “Give her a lollipop when she’s cranky. All other times, just feed her, or plant her in front of a TV and put on a murder mystery.”

— Elle Kennedy

214. “She giggles. “You say the word ‘people’ like it’s a disease.” “People are a disease,” I grumble.”

— Elle Kennedy

215. “Afraid no matter what I do, I’m fighting against the current and I’ll end up up dead or a deadbeat.”

— Elle Kennedy

216. “I have this terrible habit of wanting to make everyone happy, even if it means sacrificing my own happiness.”

— Elle Kennedy

217. “Assuming I’ve done something wrong, that I’m not good enough, is the first place my head always goes.”

— Elle Kennedy

218. “I put up with all this nonsense because at the end of the day, being with Garrett is worth it.”

— Elle Kennedy

219. “How did I go so long without noticing you, damn it? Why did it take seeing a stupid A on your midterm to make me notice?”

— Elle Kennedy

220. “Boredom is not an ideal condition for someone with my taste for self-destruction. It’s a gun on the mantel that’s always pointed at my head.”

— Elle Kennedy

221. “Let me enter our names in the – ” Jake stops, noticing the overhead screen. He sighs. “Really? What are you, a five-year-old?” “No, but it sounds like you are, Little Jakey.” “I’ll show you who’s little,” he growls.”

— Elle Kennedy

222. “He might be crushing on my girlfriend, but he’s still the best friend I’ve ever had.”

— Elle Kennedy

223. “The one and only time I demanded money from my dad, he turned around and donated my entire college fund to a charity for underprivileged kids. Then he made me clerk at his firm for the whole summer to earn it all back.”

— Elle Kennedy

224. “Grace and I have had numerous conversations about what’ll happen when we get married – when, not if, because come on now. We’re end game and we both know it.”

— Elle Kennedy

225. “Beat it,” I tell Dean. It’s a joke. But also not a joke.”

— Elle Kennedy

226. “Sorry, Daddy.” He snickers mid-bite, a few crumbs flying out of his mouth. He picks up his napkin. “You’re not allowed to call me that in public.” Mischief dances in his green eyes. “Save it for later.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

228. “With the utmost care, Bucky reaches for Pablo Eggscobar.”

— Elle Kennedy

229. “Of course I’m up,” I grumble, rubbing my eyes. “How am I supposed to sleep when you two fucktards are standing at the foot of my bed talking about angels blowing their loads?” Garrett snickers. “Like I’m the first one to ever wonder about that.”

— Elle Kennedy

230. “This blinding ring on Allie’s finger is like a billboard announcing to everyone we know and everyone we’re gonna know, that this woman is mine. She owns my heart.”

— Elle Kennedy

231. “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

232. “A real man admits when he has a problem, Dad always says.”

— Elle Kennedy

233. “He doesn’t understand Gen like I do. Sure, we’ve had our toxic moments, the fights, the reckless nights. But there were great times as well. Together, we’re fusion. Perfect energy.”

— Elle Kennedy

234. “Most of the popular kids are total douchebags. Case in point – Garrett Graham, the other star athlete in this class.”

— Elle Kennedy

235. “I like the idea of getting caught.”

— Elle Kennedy

236. “I told you a long time ago – you’re it for me, Gracie Elizabeth. I’m going to marry you one day.”

— Elle Kennedy

237. “I’ve noticed she doesn’t wear designer clothing or preppy getups like most of the females at this school, or the trashy party clothes you see on Greek Row and at the campus bars on weekends.”

— Elle Kennedy

238. “Smashing atoms and the patriarchy.”

— Elle Kennedy

239. “I’m not saying that as his girlfriend. Like, objectively, I don’t think a better-looking man exists. And he looks good in anything.”

— Elle Kennedy

240. “She might be in Coby’s lap, but she only has eyes for me.”

— Elle Kennedy

241. “But I don’t get all dewy eyed over every tall, dark, and handsome guy I come across. Especially when they have those up-to-no-good eyes. The ones that wink at you with a smile while they’re holding up a bank.”

— Elle Kennedy

242. “I told you, you don’t have to call me sir. Jesus.” “You want us to call you Jesus?” Brooks blinks innocently.”

— Elle Kennedy

243. “There’s a female in my bedroom and neither of us is naked. It’s strange. But kinda nice.”

— Elle Kennedy

244. “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

245. “The last piece of advice my mom gave me before she died was to never give up on love.”

— Elle Kennedy

246. “I like this sweater,” I protest. Garrett glances at Allie. “Hi, I’m Garrett. What’s your name again?” “Allie. Hannah’s roommate and BFF.” “Great. Well, can you tell your roomie and BFF that she looks like a reject from a sailing show?” She laughs, and then, to my horror – Benedict Arnold! – she agrees with him. “It wouldn’t.”

— Elle Kennedy

247. “No one has a harder job than the man who comes after the cheater.”

— Elle Kennedy

248. “I’m going to lend you my good-luck charm,” I announce, holding up the tacky pink-and-purple bracelet. She gasps. “Seriously?” “Yup.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

250. “Fluffer?” I say blankly.”

— Elle Kennedy