Top 160 Emily McIntire Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I want to make sure you’re taken care of, darling.”

— Emily McIntire

52. “Say my name,” I say in her ear, commanding through sweat-matted hair. “Say my name when you come on my cock.”

— Emily McIntire

53. “How fortuitous that the man I long to kill is serving himself to me on a silver platter.”

— Emily McIntire

54. “When you come to the JR tonight, wear something blue.” I lean in, my breath ghosting along her ear. “It’s such a lovely color, and I want to spend all night imagining the way it will look shredded on my bedroom floor.”

— Emily McIntire

55. “And just so we’re clear.” He presses his thumb into my chin. “If someone else touches you, I’ll cut off their hands so they can never touch anything again.”

— Emily McIntire

56. “When you’re all alone in your room, how do you make yourself come?”

— Emily McIntire

57. “And to think, it all started with a little bit of faith. Misplaced trust. Missing pixie dust. And a villain who just needed to steal a little love.”

— Emily McIntire

58. “True power lies in the ability to harness energy and wield it like a sword, becoming the puppeteer that masters all the strings instead of the marionette being forced to dance.”

— Emily McIntire

59. “I’m yours just as much as you’re mine.”

— Emily McIntire

60. “She could burn Sultans to the ground with me inside, and I’d die happily, knowing she was queen of the ashes.”

— Emily McIntire

61. “And maybe that makes me stupid.”

— Emily McIntire

62. “Most importantly, I learned not to trust anyone who says they love you, because in the end, they always love themselves the most.”

— Emily McIntire

63. “There’s no one like family, Evie, and there’s no place like home. We have to stick together.”

— Emily McIntire

64. “Is it possible to be jealous of God? Because when His name leaves her lips, I want to slit my wrists and fly up to his kingdom, just to burn it to the ground.”

— Emily McIntire

65. “Being honorable only works when both sides play by the rules.”

— Emily McIntire

66. “Maybe sometimes you have to say goodbye, even when it hurts. Maybe that’s the only way to appreciate the hellos.”

— Emily McIntire

67. “I’m going to kiss you now,” I tell her. “Why?” she whispers. “Because, ma petite menteuse, the thought of not kissing you makes me want to die.”

— Emily McIntire

68. “She’s changing me. Or maybe she’s simply making me feel alive.”

— Emily McIntire

69. “There’s something strangely gratifying about becoming someone’s judge, jury, and executioner. A type of thrill that can’t be replicated. One that courses through your insides and makes you feel untouchable. Infallible. Like a god.”

— Emily McIntire

70. “I want you to say it because you are mine. Because you’re going to stay, even though we both know you should leave.” Her breathing stutters, her hands framing my face as she stares deep into my eyes. “I’m yours, James.”

— Emily McIntire

71. “Darling, you look edible. I regret wasting my night in meetings instead of showing you how thoroughly I enjoy you in that color.”

— Emily McIntire

72. “For the people pleasers. Sometimes, it’s okay to be a little selfish.”

— Emily McIntire

73. “I feel like a blank jigsaw puzzle with a thousand scattered pieces.”

— Emily McIntire

74. “And the stars don’t shine as brightly when you stare at them alone.”

— Emily McIntire

75. “Deep wounds always leave a mark, killer. Some scar worse than others, and some don’t ever fully heal. They just scab over, muted and dulled until you prick them a certain way.”

— Emily McIntire

76. “I’m saying you could drive a man insane. Make him raze the world just to see you smile.”

— Emily McIntire

77. “Morgan. Killer. I fall more in love with you each time you look my way. And it will be the biggest honor of my life to continue loving you every single day.”

— Emily McIntire

78. “I guess when you’ve experienced the things I have, you learn quickly that immortality is only granted through people’s memories.”

— Emily McIntire

79. “I hate her for making me feel like this; for making me covet yet another thing that my brother gets. She bewitches me, and I would rather rid her from the face of the earth than exist in a world where she tempts me but leaves me with empty arms.”

— Emily McIntire

80. “He reaches up and grabs my wrists, pulling them so they’re locked in his grip and moving them until they’re pinned above my head. He leans in, skimming his nose up the side of my neck, making goose bumps spread down the length of my spine.”

— Emily McIntire

81. “I’ve made sure that people understand the end of a blade hurts worse when the person wielding it enjoys causing pain.”

— Emily McIntire

82. “If I want to be your daddy, then I’ll take you over my knee again.”

— Emily McIntire

83. “For so long, I hated her because I feared her. And now I fear her because I crave her.”

— Emily McIntire

84. “It’s amazing what we’re capable of overlooking – what we’re willing to do – when it comes to those we love.”

— Emily McIntire

85. “In a world of people who don’t see me, sometimes, it feels as if he’s the only one who does.”

— Emily McIntire

86. “Are you calling me beautiful?” she whispers, her eyes wide as she looks my way. My tongue swipes across my lips, and I lean in, my mouth brushing the edge of her ear. “I’m saying you could drive a man insane. Make him raze the world just to see you smile.”

— Emily McIntire

87. “I’m tired of being told to heel.”

— Emily McIntire

88. “Years of being at the hands of someone who frequently lost their wits have taught me that control is paramount.”

— Emily McIntire

89. “There’s something so attractive about a man who can do that. Who can bend and mold you any way he desires, as if you’re just along for the ride.”

— Emily McIntire

90. “I’ve never thought about the word much, but the guilt I feel for every single thing involving Eveline is a tornado, whirling quick and strong, destroying everything it touches. And then it compounds because I know, without a doubt, if I went back and had a chance to do it all over, I wouldn’t change a thing.”

— Emily McIntire

91. “Pathetic, Wendy.”

— Emily McIntire

92. “The pain of lost time never really gets easier, does it?”

— Emily McIntire

93. “Please, God,” he cries. Chuckling, I grip his second finger. “I’m your god now. And I don’t hear your pleas.”

— Emily McIntire

94. “We’re the same country, yet we’re worlds apart.”

— Emily McIntire

95. “I wonder how two places within the same country can be so vastly different, yet coexist within the same borders. I suppose it’s because borders are man-made, and mother nature doesn’t confine herself to the rules of man. If only we all could be so lucky.”

— Emily McIntire

96. “My heart stutters, his phrase cementing what I’ve been theorizing for the past few minutes. She doesn’t know about her father. And that means she never betrayed me at all.”

— Emily McIntire

97. “Anything happens to her and there will be no corner of the earth that can hide you from me. Understand?”

— Emily McIntire

98. “My chest pulls, insides reeling as I stare down at her, realizing that I’ve never held such beauty in my hands. And in this moment, I’m not sure how I’ll let her go.”

— Emily McIntire

99. “A surge of something hot whips through my insides and slices up my middle, until I have to physically stop myself from pulling her into my arms and making sure Ru knows that she’s mine.”

— Emily McIntire

100. “We spin tales and weave stories, creating a narrative that dictates how we’re perceived. Or in some cases, how others live.”

— Emily McIntire