Top 40 Harley Laroux Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “A home isn’t just a place – sometimes a home is a person; sometimes a home is flesh and blood.”

— Harley Laroux

2. “Don’t you dare call for God,” I snarled. “It’s my name you’re going to be crying.”

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3. “I’d steal her from the hands of God itself if I had to.”

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4. “Survival is messy. Survival has no morals or kindness. Survival isn’t black and white, good versus evil. Survival is shades of red; it’s blood taken and blood lost.”

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5. “I’ll rip Heaven and Hell and this goddamn Earth apart before I let them steal you from me.”

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6. “Fix you? Ah, little wolf, I have no desire to fix you. I just want to see all your broken edges shine. I want to feel how sharp you are.”

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7. “The darkness that surrounded us could have stretched on forever, a void in which everything I’d thought I knew had been turned on its head. We were in some other world, a world where pleasure and pain, fear and excitement, were all the same.”

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8. “Why would she risk her life to come back for me, or offer her soul when I’d already given all I could to protect her, when I had nothing more to give in return? Love. Because she... loved me.”

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9. “Love. What an awful, beautiful, terrifying word.”

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10. “It was like shattered glass every time I looked at you.” His hand moved up, tucked against my neck and his thumb pushed up my chin. “Have you ever seen shattered glass catch the light? Have you seen it reflect colors that a perfect, pristine pane never would? How it shines as bright as the sun?”

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11. “Maybe this would be the day I died. Maybe this really was my fate. But in the end, the choice had still been mine. I’d found the deepest depths of this darkness and looked upon true horror. I’d fought every step of the way. If I was going to die, then I would die still fighting.”

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12. “His taste was violence, his blood the sweetest sin I’d ever consumed.”

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13. “Carefully, with the sharpness of the knife tucked within the curved grip of his hand, he began to probe my entrance with the handle. It was hard, but warm from his hand. The edges were rounded, smooth as it rubbed over my wet, swollen flesh. “You’re going to get off on this knife, Jess,” he said. “And I’m going to hold you open, nice and still, so you don’t get hurt.”

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14. “Say mercy if you want our play to end. But beg for me to stop and plead for your life if you want to continue.”

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15. “I’d like to see what becomes of you, Juniper Kynes. A human like you, in Hell, can be a powerful thing.”

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16. “I didn’t need a rescuer, I didn’t need a guardian; he wasn’t that. He was my comfort.”

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17. “There was something thrilling and cathartic in imagining being helpless. Helpless but pleasured. Helpless but desired.”

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18. “The ache of looking at her was almost too much, the sweetest pain in my chest as I brushed her hair back from her face before turning to leave her. Love. What an odd thing.”

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19. “I wanted him to consume me, to take and use all of me, and to consume him in return.”

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20. “In French, there’s a phrase for the random urge to jump from high places, the irrational desire to swerve into traffic despite imminent destruction: l’appel du vide, the call of the void.”

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21. “Manson would wait for you in the dark and you’d never see him coming; while Lucas would come in broad daylight, smash your windows out, and set your house on fire.”

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22. “Many of the warriors followed suit, for no demon wanted to give their enemy the satisfaction of drawing first blood.”

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23. “I wanted to rip her apart. I wanted to eat her alive.”

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24. “I want you. Irrevocably.”

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25. “I could watch horror films all day and love them. I could revel in gore when I knew it was fake. But this was real.”

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26. “I’d been alone for years. Not once, in all that time, had someone reached out to my disastrous, broken self and said, “This one is mine. This one is what I want.”

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27. “This doesn’t depend on you saying anything. I love you. I’ve loved you. For so long. And I’ll love you, even if you don’t love me back. I’ll love you even if this is the last day I ever see you.”

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28. “In French, there’s a phrase for the random urge to jump from high places, the irrational desire to swerve into traffic despite imminent destruction: l’appel du vide, the call of the void. Those sudden feral impulses tend to be shoved away immediately, but humans still experience them. What if you jumped? What if you touched the fire? What if? What if? When I looked at him, staring at me, the void called.”

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29. “I wanted to ride this man like a goddamn rollercoaster and then take his friends for a spin too.”

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30. “Do something?” He shot me a narrow-eyed glare, and said mockingly, “Oh Leon, do something! Save me, please, oh please! What happened to Be gone, demon? What happened to trying to bash my head in with a crucifix?”

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31. “Humans and Gods were a bad combination. Give a human knowledge, and he thinks he’s wise. Give a human magic, and he thinks he’s strong. Give a human religion, and he’ll think he’s right.”

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32. “I don’t think you need to be fixed, Juniper. I think you need to catch your light.”

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33. “Absolutely. I love all those bastards, obviously, but love is a little different with every person you share it with. Sometimes it’s passionate and romantic, or deep and platonic, or any combination in between. A lot of people don’t understand it, but I don’t need anyone’s understanding. I accepted that a long time ago.”

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34. “Humans have their deities, their great and powerful gods, guiding them to live and die. I have you.”

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35. “She tasted like Earl Grey tea and lemon cake, a feast for my senses. It was blasphemy for a creature like me to touch a being as heavenly as her, but I relished the sin.”

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36. “Every time we parted, I felt as if I was breaking the surface of a pool: I gasped for air, vision blurred, my body light.”

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37. “Normal people didn’t do that. Maybe normal people were boring.”

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38. “I wasn’t about to abandon him, not now, not after we’d come this far. A home isn’t just a place – sometimes a home is a person; sometimes a home is flesh and blood. And I’d defend the home I’d found to my last breath.”

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39. “There was probably a psychology student out there who could write their entire thesis studying my horny brain.”

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40. “Our kiss had faded into the background of my memories, as had all our tense interactions, all my cruel words and haughty looks. I’d buried them, packed them away as if they could be forgotten if they sat long enough in the dark. But there was no forgetting. His presence here was a light in the dark laying bere everything I’d tried to erase.”

— Harley Laroux