Top 380 Elle Kennedy Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “When I sing, the world disappears. It’s just me and the music and a deep sense of tranquility that I’ve never been able to find anywhere else, no matter how hard I try.”

— Elle Kennedy

252. “Seriously, Grace, don’t stress. You know what they say – haters be hating, and bitches be bitching.”

— Elle Kennedy

253. “It’s a really depressing world you live in, man. This world where everybody’s a gold digger, where everybody’s using each other, or competing against each other. This world where two people can’t be together because they might love each other.”

— Elle Kennedy

254. “Is this a joke? Do you realize I’m Garrett Graham?”

— Elle Kennedy

255. “I do know him,” Hunter admits, drawing another snort from Hollis. “We both played for Roselawn Prep. He was a couple years ahead of me.” Coach nods. “Pain in the ass, those Roselawn guys.” “I literally just said I went to Roselawn,” Hunter protests. “I repeat – pain in the ass, those Roselawn guys.” Hunter sighs.”

— Elle Kennedy

256. “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

257. “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

258. “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

259. “I need you. I can’t stands the thought of being without you.”

— Elle Kennedy

260. “My face collapses and I whisper, “It’s Aaron’s best friend. He’s one of the guys who testified against me after the – ” Garrett is already stalking away.”

— Elle Kennedy

261. “Those two strikes you listed might be strikes in your other world, but here, you and me, we’re exactly who and what we need to be.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

263. “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

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

— Elle Kennedy

265. “Garrett Graham battling tears when he handed his daughter over to Ryder was probably the sweetest thing I’ve ever seen.”

— Elle Kennedy

266. “Should I be jealous? Of the boat, I mean?” “Probably.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

269. “I think it takes a certain level of trust to sit next to someone and not feel the pressing urge to babble away. My dad once told me that the way a person responds to silence reveals a lot about them.”

— Elle Kennedy

270. “To my amazement, he turns the camera toward his face and snaps a picture. “What are you doing?” “There,” he says, handing the phone back. “Feel free to text that sexy face to your entire contact list and inform them I’m driving you home. That way if you show up dead tomorrow, everyone will know who did it.”

— Elle Kennedy

271. “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

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

— Elle Kennedy

273. “If your whole life is centered on one thing – one person – whatcha going to be left with if that person goes away? Absolutely nothing.”

— Elle Kennedy

274. “I’m not other women.” No, she isn’t.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

276. “I love you. Maybe more than I ever have.”

— Elle Kennedy

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

— Elle Kennedy

278. “I sweep my thumb over his jaw, stalling, waiting to see if he’ll stop me, and when he doesn’t, I slowly bring my mouth to his.”

— Elle Kennedy

279. “But the man I’m saying them to now? I have faith that he’ll always choose me, always choose us.”

— Elle Kennedy

280. “It’s times like this I remember why I fell so hopelessly hard for this girl.”

— Elle Kennedy

281. “For the first time since we hatched this plan, I’m starting to wonder if I’m in over my head.”

— Elle Kennedy

282. “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

283. “I also want to sleep with her.”

— Elle Kennedy

284. “I truly believe that all body types are beautiful. It’s only when I look in the mirror that I forget.”

— Elle Kennedy

285. “I don’t understand women,” Dad says.”

— Elle Kennedy

286. “Damn it, T, I’m trying to say I’m in love with you.”

— Elle Kennedy

287. “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

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

— Elle Kennedy

289. “The last thing I want is a doormat.”

— Elle Kennedy

290. “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

291. “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

292. “Number three: Every year or so, some dumbass gets the cockamamie idea that the team needs a pet.”

— Elle Kennedy

293. “Losing is not supposed to crush your confidence. It’s meant to build it.”

— Elle Kennedy

294. “And I’m snarky?” my father demands. “Take a good look in the mirror, Peaches.”

— Elle Kennedy

295. “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

296. “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

297. “He asked me, as a friend, to have dinner with him tonight. It’s not a date, and I am the most loyal fake girlfriend you will ever have. I fake love you, Shane. I want to fake marry you and have your fake babies. Okay?” I glare at her. “Uncalled for. I can’t believe you brought our fake children into this.”

— Elle Kennedy

298. “You host a show with Jake Connelly, the most beautiful man in the world. Trust me, you’re going to get the views.” “Nope, nope, nope,” he groans. “You know how I feel when you talk about Connelly’s stupid looks. It triggers my crippling inferiority.”

— Elle Kennedy

299. “I think that’s all they really wanted, anyway. For someone to listen.”

— Elle Kennedy

300. “But that’s what you do when you love people. Support their interests.”

— Elle Kennedy