Top 200 H.D. Carlton Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “I don’t like being in unfamiliar places with strangers. Like I could be walking into a house that I’ll never come back out of. It.”

— H.D. Carlton

152. “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.”

— H.D. Carlton

153. “I’ll gladly sacrifice my name on her tongue if it means climbing up to heaven with her.”

— H.D. Carlton

154. “His voice is full of dark promises and dangerous beginnings.”

— H.D. Carlton

155. “He made me feel so damn loved and treasured. Just like a diamond.”

— H.D. Carlton

156. “This happiness may be fleeting, but I’ve never been surer that it’ll be back.”

— H.D. Carlton

157. “No more running, baby. I want him to come looking for you just so I can have the privilege of ending his life for touching what’s mine.”

— H.D. Carlton

158. “I love you. And you’ve taken everything from me.”

— H.D. Carlton

159. “There will never be an end to me and you.”

— H.D. Carlton

160. “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.”

— H.D. Carlton

161. “But Z? Z isn’t going anywhere, even when I’m buried six feet under. I will raise a generation to take over, and they will do the same.”

— H.D. Carlton

162. “I am drowning. And the scariest part – I don’t feel the need to come up for air.”

— H.D. Carlton

163. “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?”

— H.D. Carlton

164. “Being consumed by him feels like drowning in water with a live wire in it. Electric currents ravish your body until you’re overcome with it. No oxygen. No thought. No control. And when it’s over, he yanks you out of the water. The electricity still dancing across your skin, currents sparking between your bodies, but you can see and think clearly again. All you can feel is like you’ve been ripped to shreds.”

— H.D. Carlton

165. “It doesn’t matter if he’s dead or alive, he’ll always haunt me,” I rasp, sadness ringing from the truth. “Then I will haunt you worse.”

— H.D. Carlton

166. “Whatever gets her to stop waving my grandmother’s crusty underwear in my face.”

— H.D. Carlton

167. “Oh God,” I cry, trying to keep my voice down but failing miserably. “Can you see him, baby? Ask him for forgiveness.” “Why?” I pant, another high-pitched moan nearly swallowing the word. “Because you worship me now.”

— H.D. Carlton

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

— H.D. Carlton

169. “Stop littering. Yes, baby.”

— H.D. Carlton

170. “If Addie and I have a daughter, I hope she has some goddamn sense and prefers black.”

— H.D. Carlton

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

— H.D. Carlton

172. “There’s no way she has rose-colored glasses on with him. She has dark, black sunshades on.”

— H.D. Carlton

173. “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.”

— H.D. Carlton

174. “And like Medusa, because I’m wrongly being punished, I want to punish everyone else in retaliation.”

— H.D. Carlton

175. “You will be mine until you draw your last breath, Sawyer. And it will be my hand holding you beneath the surface, introducing you to death.”

— H.D. Carlton

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

— H.D. Carlton

177. “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.”

— H.D. Carlton

178. “Is it too late to add you to my list of things that make me happy? Doesn’t matter, I’m adding you to it anyway.”

— H.D. Carlton

179. “I arch a brow, unimpressed with how low she has to bounce. Addie would never have that issue.”

— H.D. Carlton

180. “The intensity in his eyes holds me in place as he walks to stand beside me, his chest brushing against my arm. He smells like leather and smoke. It’s intoxicating. He’s intoxicating.”

— H.D. Carlton

181. “Show me how far you get before you realize you’re only running from yourself.”

— H.D. Carlton

182. “Being loved by me will hurt like hell. It’s everything you deserve.”

— H.D. Carlton

183. “I came awfully close to walking in here and shooting them all dead, but then I’d have to kill all their families too, and my girl doesn’t like it when I do that.”

— H.D. Carlton

184. “I believe that you’ll protect me from Mark, but who’s going to protect me from you?”

— H.D. Carlton

185. “I’ve never feared death, Enzo. I’m only afraid to live and it all be for nothing.”

— H.D. Carlton

186. “I don’t think I’m running from him anymore, but rather from the person I’m going to be when he’s finished with me.”

— H.D. Carlton

187. “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.”

— H.D. Carlton

188. “I wanted to watch you,” he confesses. And then he tacks on with dry amusement, “In peace.”

— H.D. Carlton

189. “I was happy. Bored, but happy. And now my very own stalker is teaching me self-defense moves. Not against himself, but his enemies. The irony is not lost on me, unlike my success in not getting choked to death.”

— H.D. Carlton

190. “These men may be skilled in hunting, but what they don’t know is that I’ve been hunted by a far scarier man.”

— H.D. Carlton

191. “I think Addie would sooner rip my balls off before she’d ever kneel at my feet. Lucky for her, I’d gladly kneel at hers. Kiss her little toes while I’m at it, too. Eventually, my mouth would lead up between her legs, but I don’t think she’d mind that part.”

— H.D. Carlton

192. “One blue eye so light, it’s nearly white, with a wicked scar slashing straight down through it. And one brown eye so dark, it appears obsidian.”

— H.D. Carlton

193. “I’ll never understand how humans fear death when time is far scarier. It ultimately leads us to death because it’s the only thing that truly makes us mortal. We’re locked in the illusion with no way out.”

— H.D. Carlton

194. “I don’t ever want to be free of you, Zade. Not in this lifetime, and not in all the ones that come after.”

— H.D. Carlton

195. “The sun will explode, and the earth will deteriorate before a perfect world ever exists. Humans will kill themselves off before that can happen.”

— H.D. Carlton

196. “I turn, run over to the string, click off the light and dash down the stairs like the girl from The Ring is chasing after me.”

— H.D. Carlton

197. “Never let me go. I’ll die with your hands wrapped around my throat.”

— H.D. Carlton

198. “I’m sure you’ve never had to be strong before, Sawyer, but now is the time to learn.”

— H.D. Carlton

199. “But you’re the first one to have broken me first, Max. I can admit that. You broke me into tiny little pieces when you took Addie from me.”

— H.D. Carlton

200. “She may be a siren, but she’s mine to hurt just as much as she’s mine to protect.”

— H.D. Carlton