Top 140 Elsie Silver Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “Willa might be a bit of a psycho – after all, she did just push a child into the pool – but the more time I spend with her, the more I feel like she’s my psycho.”

— Elsie Silver

52. “Every touch, every look, every gentle word, it’s like a slow-motion reel that won’t stop playing through my mind. I’m so far gone, it’s not even funny.”

— Elsie Silver

53. “I know you’re scared of losing control around me.” Her chin tips up as though she’s told me something that will make me back down. Run me off. It doesn’t. “No, I’m scared of you becoming something I can’t live without.”

— Elsie Silver

54. “She’s going to castrate you for not wearing the tie she picked out.” Rhett chuckles. “She’ll get over it when I tie her up with it later.”

— Elsie Silver

55. “I’m tired of doing what I should and ignoring what I want. And what I want is you. Inside me. All around me. I want you with me. And I want to be the only one.”

— Elsie Silver

56. “Know that Grandpa Harvey will love the baby, tail and all.”

— Elsie Silver

57. “A love I’ve never known. One I’m not so sure I deserve, but one I’ll spend the rest of my life trying to preserve. But I’ll get to that part later.”

— Elsie Silver

58. “Harvey: Come on. Give me something. One bed or two?”

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59. “Tell me what to do, Summer. Tell me, and I’ll do it. Was I unclear before? Because I want to be crystal clear now. I love you. I loved you the moment you walked into that boardroom and smirked at me like you knew something I didn’t. It bothered me, and I couldn’t stop thinking about it. Wanting to know what you know. I fixated on it, but I think I was just fixated on you.”

— Elsie Silver

60. “I don’t even know anymore where he ends and I begin.”

— Elsie Silver

61. “I mean, if y’all can overlook tail-babies, I’m not sure what could really keep you apart.”

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62. “I’m glad you aren’t sad about the baby because I’m not either. But I want to be clear that you have options. All the options in the world. And I’ll be here with you, no matter what. I want to come home to the sound of you and Luke laughing. I want to listen to you play the guitar while I cook dinner. I want to leave you Post-it notes for a long time. I don’t want you to feel stuck with me.”

— Elsie Silver

63. “Hey, Willa?” “Hey, Luke,” I reply dryly, since the be quiet part obviously didn’t register. “Sometimes I wish you were my mom.”

— Elsie Silver

64. “Don’t you get it, Jas? I’ve seen all the darkest parts of you and I’m still here. I still want more. Stop trying to scare me away. It isn’t going to work.”

— Elsie Silver

65. “Sometimes all you need is one person’s unwavering faith. Support that is absolute.”

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66. “Sounds like her loss, because you might be the coolest kid I’ve ever met.”

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67. “He’s connected the freckles to say Mine. And God, in this moment, I feel like that might be true.”

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68. “She’s a live wire, and I am the idiot happy to see what happens when I pick up the loose end. When those walls come down, and I know they will, she and I will light each other on fire.”

— Elsie Silver

69. “Theo, honey, the question any good dad would ask himself now is: what are you going to do to make her feel less overwhelmed?”

— Elsie Silver

70. “Oh, good. We’re all here waiting. Everything is fine. Cade: All? No. You all need to leave. Jasper: I’m on my way. Cade: Why is my child’s birth part of a group text? Summer: Because we’re excited! Violet: So excited! Send pictures! Rhett: After though. Not during. I don’t need to know Willa that well. Summer: Rhett Eaton. I know you are not texting and driving with the daddy-to-be in your car. Cade: He is. Rhett: Red light, Princess. And why are you only worried about Cade and not me?”

— Elsie Silver

71. “My dad often joked that none of the money was mine. It was his, and he wasn’t going to spoil me with it. Both my parents value a good work ethic. Hard work and making something of yourself are what they value most. They never forced my brother or me into post-secondary educations. They followed our leads, and while I thought it was unfair at a younger age, I get it now. I get not bankrolling your children’s lives. I get not micromanaging their choices.”

— Elsie Silver

72. “Rhett: You know Medusa? Willa: Not personally, no. Rhett: Remember the part about not looking her in the eyes? Willa: I’ve always kind of liked Medusa. If I were her, I’d wanna turn men into stone too. Rhett: Pretend Talia is Medusa. But a version we don’t like.”

— Elsie Silver

73. “Because the very last thing I need in my life is someone who makes me feel like there’s not enough oxygen in my lungs when I’ve only just caught my breath.”

— Elsie Silver

74. “I’m not playful, I’m responsible. That’s all I’ve ever been allowed to be. That’s what my family has needed me to be.”

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75. “It’s like she and I are tethered together, but she’s the strong one. The pillar. And when troubled waters wash me downstream, all I have to do is follow the rope that ties me back to her. It always leads me back to her.”

— Elsie Silver

76. “There’s something about a man who is damn good at what he does that holds an appeal for me. Every step is sure. Practiced. Full of confidence.”

— Elsie Silver

77. “I don’t want to be the one-night stand who’s used to scratch an itch. I want a woman like Winter Hamilton – beautiful, and smart, and sharp-tongued – to look at me and see a future.”

— Elsie Silver

78. “Winter, we are a thing. We are the thing. We are it.”

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79. “Every part of me wants to go after her, but sometimes loving someone means giving them the space they want. The space they need. For a little while, at least.”

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80. “The joke’s on you though. I wouldn’t last ten minutes and just because you’d be quiet doesn’t mean I would be.”

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81. “If we’re struggling, we’re still in motion, yeah? Heading somewhere better. That’s what I keep telling myself anyway.”

— Elsie Silver

82. “That’s probably what you tell all the girls, Gervais.” “Nah, Sunny. You’re my only girl.”

— Elsie Silver

83. “I want to do distinctly ungentlemanly things to Summer Hamilton.”

— Elsie Silver

84. “I’ve never loved anyone like this before. And no one has loved me like Vivi does. It feels so foreign.”

— Elsie Silver

85. “Forced socialization with adults I don’t like is its own special brand of torture, and I guess there are limits to what I’ll do for my kid.”

— Elsie Silver

86. “We’re often blind to the people we love the most.”

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87. “But as usual, she doesn’t shy away from my darkness – after all, she’s my Sunny. She chases away the dark just by being herself.”

— Elsie Silver

88. “You know that happy enough isn’t actually happy enough, right?”

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89. “Beautiful,” she murmurs. “Very,” I say back. Except, I’m not looking at the sky anymore. I’m looking at her, visually tracing the elegant slope of her throat. Her deep eyes, her full lips, and glowing skin. She’s downright enchanting.”

— Elsie Silver

90. “But what I saw that night was a man who’d burn everything down to defend you. I saw a man who’d risk it all to take care of you.”

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91. “I’ve tortured myself for long enough. I’m done hiding, done missing out on this. On us.”

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92. “He is nothing like any man I’ve been with. And that’s a blessing.”

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93. “I can’t wait to be old and retired and say things just to see how people will react to get my kicks. That’s the dream right there.”

— Elsie Silver

94. “Jasper: I’ll call you from the hotel. We’re all good. Safe. You don’t need to worry. Harvey: Come on. Give me something. One bed or two?”

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95. “I don’t care. Don’t you get it? I’m in love with you, Willa. Prickly legs, random carrots in your purse, pregnant, not pregnant. I want you.”

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96. “You have to freak out with me because I need you. And I love you. I love you so much it paralyzes me to think of carrying on without you. You’re not allowed to shut me out. Because you made me need you, and now you have to deal with the consequences.”

— Elsie Silver

97. “She always holds her head so high. I admire that about her. No shame, like the opinions of those around her don’t matter to her – even though I know they do. She’s strong.”

— Elsie Silver

98. “Hat forward. Cute.” Her free hand mimics grabbing the brim of a cap and turning it backward. “Hat backward? Game on. It’s like a switch.”

— Elsie Silver

99. “Her body still haunts me.”

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100. “There’s something about a woman who wields her brain like a weapon and her tongue like a whip that makes me want to worship at her feet.”

— Elsie Silver