Top 90 Hannah Grace Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Looking at it as an adult, it’s ridiculous because they love me so much. But I was so scared they’d reject me if I didn’t do well for them, and it spiraled into this intense obsession.”

— Hannah Grace

52. “I’m sure there are plenty of things you can teach me, Nathan, but being nice isn’t one of them. I’m a delight.”

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53. “So far, Henry hasn’t done any studying himself, claiming he prefers to procrastinate until the last minute, then study under duress and the feeling of impending doom, but he did draw me as a giraffe, which was nice.”

— Hannah Grace

54. “I could bow down at her feet and apologize, but I think she’d use it as an excuse to kick me in the head.”

— Hannah Grace

55. “I love stories about people I don’t know, and places I haven’t been to. I’ve lived a thousand lives between a thousand pages, but no story, no life, no page has ever made me as happy as you do, Russ Callaghan.”

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56. “Am I old enough to not pass off the blame for my mistake? Sure. Will it stop me from trying? No.”

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57. “I sit and listen to her, nodding and laughing, freaking mesmerized at her confidence and her commitment, how she views things and explains them.”

— Hannah Grace

58. “Anastasia Hawkins. Wow. And here I was thinking this was just a casual, no commitment, no jealousy thing.”

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59. “And this isn’t some, I don’t know, trauma response. I’m in love with you, and that’s what I thought when I fell through that ice. How I’ve known for so long and I hadn’t even told you. How I was going to die and you weren’t going to know, and I was so mad at myself. I love you and I’m sorry I didn’t tell you when I realized.”

— Hannah Grace

60. “This is not the kind of main character moment I’m looking for in my life!”

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61. “I appreciate it anyway, and for the first time in a long time, I feel understood. Which is a strange feeling to accept, since a lot of the time I don’t understand myself.”

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62. “Are you ever going to forgive me?” “I told you, you’re on probation.” Raking a hand through my hair, the groan that slips out is pure frustration. “That isn’t a yes. Do I need to get on my knees and beg you, Anastasia? Is that what you want?”

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63. “You’re taking it so well, sweetheart.” I work a little harder, clearly motivated by words and moans. “That’s it, good girl.”

— Hannah Grace

64. “A hand settles on either side of my head and he leans down to my eye level. “Take off Jaiden’s jersey, or I will rip it from your body.”

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65. “I’ve decided I don’t care,” I announce to Emilia. “That’s good,” she says nonchalantly, trying not to trip over Salmon, who’s weaving around our feet as we walk, trying once again to eat shoelaces. “What are you talking about exactly?” “Everything.” “That feels healthy and definitely not like it’ll backfire on you in the future.”

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66. “But I want you to. I think it’s the rolled-up sleeves. You look so hot.”

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67. “I wish there wasn’t anyone before you, but I can’t change the past. I can promise you there will be no one after you.”

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68. “Henry also knew she would cry, but decided he doesn’t gamble anymore in solidarity.”

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69. “I think I’m having my main character moment.”

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70. “We’re getting to know each other properly... we talk about anything and everything until one of us falls asleep first. It’s always her; I’ll never get tired of hearing her talk about herself.”

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71. “I’ll happily share everything but you.”

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72. “His smile is so beautiful it almost ends me, but I hang on in there, concentrating on putting air in and out of my lungs so I look like a normal human in front of this painfully attractive man.”

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73. “A walking advertisement for daddy issues.”

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74. “Miscommunication. Russ, we did the miscommunication thing. You made me a miscommunicator!”

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75. “Unnecessary worry is a mentally exhausting process, and by definition, there’s no logic to it. All it does is make me feel alone, even when I’m surrounded by people.”

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76. “I’ll take you home and let you take out any remaining stress on my body?” “With a bat?”

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77. “I want to build a life with her – one that’ll exist when Maple Hills is a memory.”

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78. “You guys are annoying. I thought someone had died. There’s no need for people who see each other every single day to text this much.”

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79. “You are the best feeling in the world, sweetheart.”

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80. “I decide throwing my ice skates at her is something that should stay in my imagination.”

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81. “I went to your cabin,” he says softly. “I thought you might be scared; I wanted to check that you were okay.”

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82. “Right now, with the defeated slack of his shoulders and the blank expression on his face, I realize, for all his faults, no one can loathe him more than he loathes himself.”

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83. “I could have bought you chicken wings with that money.”

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84. “Icebreakers are my least favorite thing to do, and I’ve basically signed myself up for a week of them.”

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85. “I’ll be your partner.”

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86. “You are the brightest thing in my life, Aurora,” he says. “And you’re a living reminder of the good things that can happen when I allow myself to be happy.”

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87. “His parents always visit in June so they can join the rest of us at LA Pride with JJ, proudly wearing their pansexual flag ally pins.”

— Hannah Grace

88. “The girl who would only eat salad, didn’t want a relationship, and couldn’t stand hockey players is nowhere to be seen.”

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89. “She eventually spots me in the kitchen, cracking a breathtaking smile, and the satisfaction I feel when I realize she was looking for me is unmatched.”

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90. “And I really do need to be convinced to behave.”

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91. “He pushes my hair behind my ears.”

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92. “What is it about tall, muscular men who are good with their hands that makes me weak?”

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93. “There’s something different about us, something deeper, something real.”

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