Top 200 H.D. Carlton Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “If you were my little girl, I would worship every inch of your body for as long as our souls are tethered to this earth. My tongue would leave no part of you untouched.” I nip at her bottom lip, wringing a whimper from her throat. “Untasted,” I murmur, my tongue darting out, sliding along the seam of her lips.”

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102. “You can’t hide from fate. That’s the funny thing about destiny, even if you try to escape it, it will always find you.”

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103. “I guess I wanted to see roses all over your house, too. Maybe because you feel like home.”

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104. “Sometimes, I wish I’d never met you. Because now that I have, now that I’m in love with you, I’ll never be able to carve you out. You said I’d bleed out before that’d ever happen, and you were right. And I hate you for that.”

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105. “I’ll be seeing you soon, little mouse.”

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106. “I’ve just found myself a little mouse, and I won’t stop until I’ve trapped her.”

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107. “You will always be the little mouse, and I will always hunt you. I’ll patiently wait until you’re ready for me to touch you, but make no mistake, Adeline, it’ll still hurt when I do.”

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108. “Just because the sun is pretty doesn’t mean it’s not dangerous to stare at, Addie.”

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109. “I would kill for you-I have killed for you- but I would also put down a gun and never pick it up again if you asked it of me. The lengths I would go to for you are terrifying, little mouse. So easily, you could destroy me, and I would lie down and take it. I don’t care if I live or die-as long as it’s all for you.”

— H.D. Carlton

110. “Does anything about the way I love you feel tragic?” I ask, brushing my lips across her jaw. “Yes,” she whimpers. “But only because one day it will end.” A growl rips from my throat, and I fist her hair, tipping her head back and forcing her to see the truth. “You and I will never end, little mouse. Even when we’re six feet under, and our bones are dust, I will haunt your soul until it aches to be free of me. And then, I will hold you tighter.”

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111. “If it’s real, then I’ve chased you across time and space, and you’ve never been able to get away.”

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112. “If my redemption resides somewhere within you, then I will spend the rest of my life searching for it inside of you.”

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113. “It’s because I love you, Adeline Reilly. And I know you love me back. When I’m inside you, you won’t be thinking of anything else but how to get me deeper. The only fear you’ll taste is from a God sending you to heaven too soon.”

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114. “UNKNOWN: You don’t need a cop to get me in handcuffs, baby. I’ll let you do anything you want to me.”

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115. “We’re the perfect storm, where he is the thunder, and I am the lighting.”

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116. “Oh, God – ” she sucks in a sharp breath. “That’s right, I am your God.” “Zade!”

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117. “There’s always a way out, little mouse. You just have to find it.”

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118. “This isn’t a climb to heaven. It’s a fall from grace. I’ll never recover – not when my soul has been ripped from my body and dragged down to hell. I fell so deeply that I’ve found myself in the devil’s lair, being feasted on from the dark god himself.”

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119. “Enzo Vitale. Thirty-four years old. Born November 12th – Scorpio; Lord, help me.”

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120. “Stop littering. Yes, baby.”

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121. “Still, she radiates sunshine, and all it makes me want to do is wipe it clean from her face. She’s the light that blinds you right before lightning strikes.”

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122. “Men have this funny habit of thinking they’re entitled to women, especially when they don’t respect them. As if their respect is a determining factor on how women deserve to be treated.”

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123. “People don’t actually care about fixing you. They just want to shape your broken pieces until they fit their standards. Smooth ’em out, make ’em less sharp, so they don’t cut so deep when they collect ’em. But you ain’t any less broken.”

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124. “There are many things you deserve, bella ladra, but the only prison you will be a captive in is one of my own making. If my love is a prison, so be it.”

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125. “She feels like a slice of heaven I’ll never have the honor of seeing, but I’ve always preferred to find paradise in the depths of Addie’s body.”

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126. “And when we come down, the stars surrounding us suddenly look so dull and lifeless compared to the ones shining in her eyes.”

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127. “This isn’t a climb to heaven. It’s a fall from grace. I’ll never recover – not when my soul has been ripped from my body and dragged down to hell.”

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128. “I don’t think you’re ready to die.” I shake my head. He’s wrong. I’ve been ready. I’ve just been too stubborn to give up doing the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do. Live.”

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129. “The man who’s borne so much strength, a pillar of stone despite the ruthless attempts made to knock him down. But the thing is, stone still crumbles. It still breaks and chips and cracks. Even when it’s left standing, there will always be missing pieces. Here he stands before me, crumbling as we speak.”

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130. “I’m not a jail, little mouse, I am your sanctuary.”

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131. “Mortis always says I have the smile of an angel. Demons love angels. They always want what they can never have. They love to taint what’s pure.”

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132. “She must be fooled by the bad boy persona. Maybe she has a sad homelife, restricted from doing things that make her happy, so she’s trying to find life and a thrill in someone dangerous. If only it means she feels a little less dead inside.”

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133. “Sibby, exit the vehicle please,” I tell her sternly.”

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134. “One person’s suffering does not justify the pain they inflict on others.”

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135. “Piece by piece, we both crumble, the chips falling around us in a waterfall of anguish. And I just know that when Zade picks up our scattered pieces and stitches us back together, we’ll be forever entwined.”

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136. “How can you tell me I’m not seeing what I’m seeing, just because you can’t see it, too? Why do the shortsighted people get to claim what is and isn’t sane?”

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137. “She likes to try and suffocate me between them, but I would gladly die between her thighs.”

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138. “Zade may be Hades, but the dark God has never been known to bow for anyone but his woman.”

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139. “The moment I saw her sitting in that bookstore, working to hide her nerves and anxiety, there I was – a grown-ass man, falling in obsession at first sight.”

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140. “He pulls away enough to catch my watery gaze. “Choose to live, bella. Choose me.”

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141. “Only a monster can create another monster.”

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142. “Abusers don’t only manipulate their victims, but they get off on making other’s believe that they’re upstanding people.”

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143. “One day, you’re going to feel safe with me again,” he whispers, his voice dangerously soft. “And when that day comes, you better pray I’m feeling generous.”

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144. “Your hatred has always tasted like heaven, little mouse. If I have to spend the rest of my life on my knees, then I will use my mouth for more than just begging for your forgiveness.”

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145. “What happened to you does not define you. It only forged a new path that will take you to a different version of yourself. But no one can force you to walk that road; only you can determine who you will be once you get there. It’s your choice who you become, Sawyer.”

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146. “I feel everything and nothing at all, and I’ve never been more dangerous.”

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147. “Can you, like, not make me cry right now, please? I’m trying to look like a badass.”

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148. “I want to claw out of my own skin, if only it means Addie will be waiting for me on the other side.”

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149. “A beast and a god twisted together, forming something wholly unnatural. And I realize, I never needed to be afraid of his touch. It was men that defiled me, and Zade was never a man.”

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150. “The embarrassment nearly overrides the fear. But neither of them is more potent than the pleasure my body is being forced to succumb to.”

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