Top 160 Hannah Grace Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “If you get sacrificed do I get your trust fund or does your dad take it back?” she asks, giggling when I dig my fingers into her side. “Also, do I have your blessing to marry Henry?” “No and no,” I say as sternly as I can manage. “I want you to wear black for the rest of your life and never move on.”

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

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103. “Hold up, your sister is called Elsa? Are your parents Disney adults?”

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104. “You need to work out what makes you happy, then cling to it like your life depends on it.”

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105. “I think all I’ve ever really wanted was for people to want to spend time with me.”

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106. “Do you always worry about what other people think about things that have nothing to do with them?”

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107. “I thought you gave me my present already.” Rolling my eyes, I climb off him. “Coming inside of me is not a freaking Christmas present, Nathan.” “It makes me feel jolly when I do it.”

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108. “I needed to come back to heal part of me that was just a little bit too broken.”

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109. “Is there anything else I could do tonight to help you get to tomorrow?”

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110. “You can explain to me how you think my six-five ass is fitting in this tent with you.” Her eyes freaking light up as she grins at me. “We always make it fit.”

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

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112. “Don’t do something you don’t like for other people.”

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113. “You can’t show me anything I haven’t already seen. You’ve used my face as a seat, Anastasia. I’m a big fan of your work – arguably your biggest fan.”

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114. “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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115. “Seeing you is the best part of my day. And if you’re happy to wait and be patient while I work out what that means, then maybe we can have something special.”

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116. “I want everything about you, Aurora. I want your smiles. Your laughs. I want the way you ramble when you’re nervous. I want your big reactions and your little ones. I want to watch you get frustrated at origami but carry on anyway because it makes you so happy. I want to protect you possums and sharks and, sometimes, when you need it, yourself. And I want to want you because you’re worth it, sweetheart. And you make me feel good, too.”

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117. “I’ve just spent my life around louder, more dominant personalities, which has never allowed me to properly challenge myself to get confident in these scenarios.”

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118. “I’m becoming someone I don’t recognize and I need a factory reset. I want to feel at home again. I want to feel at peace.”

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119. “When something happens it feels so huge to you, but that’s because it’s happening to you, but in reality, most people don’t know or care.”

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120. “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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121. “I notice the sketchbook tucked under his arm before I notice the gray sweatpants, and for that, I feel like I deserve some sort of praise.”

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122. “Jacobs has a boyfriend, whom she has made a better man in every single way, and he hopes he’ll be the love of her lifetime as they both evolve into the people they were always supposed to be together. It is also a widely known fact that Jacobs has the best ass in LA.”

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123. “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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124. “And then she smiled, something she’s probably done a million times in her life, but I forgot about my lack of skill with women. I forgot about everything.”

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125. “Omg. Are they winning? Yeah! Nate keeps sliding them in so easy, just like he did with your kitty cat.”

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126. “Nice things don’t make the bad stuff acceptable, though.”

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127. “You apologize a lot when you don’t need to.”

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128. “I’ll kick his ass if you want me to.” His hand cups my cheek and I nuzzle into its warmth. “If you hurt him I can’t compete at sectionals in two weeks.” “Noted.” “But if we don’t qualify and you happen to hit him with your car, that’s not my concern.” “Also noted.”

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129. “Gray, obviously, because Nathan Hawkins is a man who was most definitely written by a woman.”

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130. “Your attention is a gift, Aurora. I have no intention of not valuing the time I get with you.”

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131. “Halle thinks she’s an introvert, but she isn’t. I’m an introvert. Sure, she likes doing things like reading and writing, which are solitary activities, but she’s her happiest when she’s surrounded by people. I can only imagine how difficult the past few years have been for her. Desperately craving connection only to be left alone or unappreciated by people who don’t get her.”

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132. “I can think of a few things you’re very talented at.”

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133. “Just ask me, sweetheart. I promise I’m not going anywhere.”

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134. “You’re my first choice, Russ. Where you go, I go. You don’t have to face this alone.”

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135. “I like you, Nathan,” I said, peering up at his face. “And it hurts me on multiple different levels that I’m now a person who likes a hockey player.”

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136. “Oh Lord. I am a weak, weak woman.”

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137. “Women will look past every red flag for a man over six two.”

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138. “The round passes by us without incident, and although there’s no reason for Russ to hide himself behind me anymore, he doesn’t move. I lean back, head resting against his chest, and when his posture stiffens, I immediately start to move away from him. But his hands find my hips again and he pulls me back gently, his body more relaxed this time.”

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139. “God, you sound like your parents right now. People can enjoy reading and still maintain a healthy attachment to reality, Will,” I drawl. “I’m not a social pariah because I like fiction.”

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140. “As much as I don’t like waking up to Henry’s guilty face, I like this sexy-but-caring-dad thing you’ve got going on.” “Don’t even joke, Anastasia.” His whole demeanor changed, and the grinding against me resumed instantly. “Because I will put a baby in you right now, and you’ll be stuck teaching bratty little skaters like Brady.”

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141. “She has a big heart, but it’s bruised. When you spend a long time self-destructing, sometimes your pieces don’t fit back together quite right. She’s gonna need time and patience.”

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142. “I’ve never had a thing for fictional characters, but Halle as Space Jam Lola Bunny might have unlocked something in me.”

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143. “How can Maya concentrate on the cut when most of Aurora’s ass is out? “Stay strong, brother,” Xander whispers beside me.”

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144. “This might be my favorite romance book, but we’re my favorite love story.”

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145. “I wish you spent as much time imagining things for your book as you do imagining things that aren’t going to happen in real life.”

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146. “I had expectations of what my adult life might look like. It was going to be sophisticated and full of adventure. I’d meet interesting people and do interesting things, and I’d be hot and happy. It certainly did not involve me lying on my living room floor on a Tuesday evening with a slightly stale bag of chips and a pile of tissues because listening to “Marjorie” makes me miss my Nana and I can’t stop crying. But I also can’t stop listening to it.”

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147. “The angle does something, because I watch his eyes roll back while he sinks in deeper.”

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148. “Dad is a word. It doesn’t mean anything unless there is action and intention behind it.”

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149. “I’d rather skate alone and risk failing than succeed with you. Winning is absolutely worthless when it comes at the cost of having to hate myself when I’m with you.”

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150. “Like I’m living in my daydreams. So, pretty damn happy.”

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