Top 80 Erin Watt Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I’ve spend the last couple of years trying to destroy everything around me. Who knew success would taste so bitter.”

— Erin Watt

52. “I get it – you want to see me without my shirt on. You know what? Let me give you a sneak peek. It’s awesome, by the way. You might want to close one eye to reduce the effect.”

— Erin Watt

53. “You’re taking up oxygen that could be better spent coming out of someone’s ass.”

— Erin Watt

54. “I’m the design flaw in the Royal family, the one who isn’t quite like the others, the one who crashes and burns more often than not.”

— Erin Watt

55. “No creativity. Trash? Did she steal that from a Disney show?”

— Erin Watt

56. “I just want to get to know the girl who’s got all the Royal panties in a twist.”

— Erin Watt

57. “This is why I drove here. I wasn’t seeking a place, but a person. I’d come home.”

— Erin Watt

58. “I hate feeling like I don’t belong.”

— Erin Watt

59. “When she’s scared and hurt, she lashes out. Someone less stubborn than me would’ve left by now. But that’s why she’s alone – because she doesn’t have anyone in her life willing to stick it out with her.”

— Erin Watt

60. “You’re the one person in my life who wants nothing but me and it’s terrifying and awesome at the same time. Don’t ever leave me. I love you. You’re my heart.”

— Erin Watt

61. “Why does everyone always feel the need to make promises? Don’t they know that promises always get broken?”

— Erin Watt

62. “In the vast void, her kiss tells me I’m not alone. She touches her tongue to mine, and a groan slips out. I think it comes from me. I’m dizzy and breathless and full of strange emotions that I can’t make sense of and don’t want to. I know the gist. I’m happy. This is a high I’ve never been able to achieve through pills or booze or other people.”

— Erin Watt

63. “Because he’s gorgeous. They all are.”

— Erin Watt

64. “Funny how the quiet can be deafening. What’d she say before? In the quiet, you can hear the heart beat? You can also hear it break.”

— Erin Watt

65. “Nice to meet you,” Durand says in a ridiculously deep voice. Jeez, he sounds like Batman. “I’m.”

— Erin Watt

66. “Why so quiet, East?” Dad prompts once we all start eating. My brother shrugs. “Got nothing to say.” The twins snicker. “Since when?” Seb cracks. Another shrug. “Is everything okay with you?” Dad.”

— Erin Watt

67. “Is Durand picking you up or do need a ride home?”

— Erin Watt

68. “I swallow a gasp. Oh man. Are these boys pulling twin switches on Sawyer’s girlfriend? That’s ballsy. And twisted. I pour my own bowl of cereal and lean against the counter to eat it. A few minutes later, Sebastian walks into the kitchen. As he passes the table, Sawyer murmurs, “Thanks, bro,” to his twin.”

— Erin Watt

69. “We’re southerners, for chrissake. You’re invited inside and insulted over a glass of sweet tea and a slice of cake. Doors are not slammed in your face.”

— Erin Watt

70. “No matter how much distance or how many bodies we put between us, there’s still a draw. We can’t deny our past and our connection no matter how hard we try. But, when we come together, we cause each other immeasurable pain.”

— Erin Watt

71. “We’re both smiling as we go our separate ways, and once again I’m struck by the magic that is Easton Royal. The one person in my life who – at my lowest or my highest – never fails to put a smile on my face.”

— Erin Watt

72. “You should know whatever game you’re playing, you can’t win. Not against all of us. If you leave now, you won’t be hurt. If you stay, we’ll break you so bad that you’ll be crawling away.”

— Erin Watt

73. “What do you have under there? Thirty-six D? You look juicy.”

— Erin Watt

74. “My skill, if I have one, isn’t dancing. It’s my ability to believe that tomorrow can be a better day.”

— Erin Watt

75. “Take a bite of this rotten chicken. It’s not as green and moldy as these other pieces.”

— Erin Watt

76. “And, I, Easton Royal, am bound by the laws of the universe to pursue all things interesting.”

— Erin Watt

77. “She got under my skin the moment I met her, and she’s still there, in my blood, in my heart.”

— Erin Watt

78. “Then he launches himself at me with a roar, and I let him take his shot. It’s weak, like he is. Like all bullies really are. That’s why they’re bullies. Because they’re insecure idiots who try to make themselves feel better.”

— Erin Watt

79. “Are you ever going to let me forgive you?”

— Erin Watt

80. “I missed you every second you were gone. I thought about you every goddamn second. You want to hate me for what I did? Don’t bother – I was hating myself for it long before you showed up.”

— Erin Watt

81. “If you’re better than Easton, then by way of experience, your dad has to be spectacular.”

— Erin Watt

82. “The non-toxic exchange must have freaked Jordan out, because she suddenly snarls at me. “Your shorts are riding up. I can see half your ass. Fix yourself up, will you?”

— Erin Watt

83. “Dead Uncle Steve?” I grit my teeth. “He’s not dead. He looks like Tom Hanks from Castaway, though. Minus the volleyball.”

— Erin Watt

84. “I laid my feelings out there and he told me to keep them. He did it in a nice way, but a clean knife still makes a painful wound.”

— Erin Watt

85. “Our world is full of filters, Photoshop, and, well – ” he shrugs “ – fakes.” He strums a few more chords. “And it’s because we want everyone to think we’re perfect. Problem is that no one’s perfect and the nonstop drive to appear that way crushes our voices.”

— Erin Watt

86. “You told me not to settle. You said to find my passion, but I don’t know what that is. I only know what I don’t want.” “That’s.”

— Erin Watt