Top 80 Harper L. Woods Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “If you want to watch the world burn, I’ll set it on fire for you.”

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2. “Not everyone is fit to be a parent, and a lot of the ability to be a good mother comes from the desire to be.”

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3. “I want to worship you like you’re my Goddess.”

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4. “All you need is to say the word, and I am yours. So tell me, my star. Do you want me?”

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5. “I’d never forget the look on his face, the absolute rage on my behalf. My family had loved me, but they’d never promised vengeance for me. No one had ever cared the way he did. That terrified me.”

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6. “I am going to love every moment of watching your journey, Estrella Barlowe,” I murmured, touching a thumb to her tense bottom lip. It softened in response, allowing me to lean down and touch my lips to hers. “And when you’ve finished molding the world to your desire, I’m going to have a portrait of your creation hung on the walls of Catancia. I’ll make you stand before it, make you look at what you’ve done – and I will be the first of many to tell you I told you so.”

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7. “Now come sit on my cock, my star.”

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8. “I love you. In this life or the afterlife, my star. I will always wait for you.”

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9. “I will always choose you, min asteren,” he said, his brow creasing as he stared at me in something akin to confusion. “Your body is just the packaging that gives the other half of my soul a home. I have failed as your mate if you do not already know that.”

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10. “I would burn the world to the ground and lay it at your feet if you so much as asked it of me, and yet you give me nothing. You’ve never once told me that you feel the same way I do.”

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11. “I needed to embrace the fact that femininity did not equal weakness.”

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12. “If it is order that you value, then I will bring you nothing but chaos.”

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13. “Come out and play with me, my star. I know you’re in there somewhere, burning away where you think no one can see you. Imagine how brightly you’d shine if you embraced all that fire.”

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14. “I wasn’t strong enough to stand on my own, and I wasn’t sure I ever would be.”

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15. “No. I’m saying you should let yourself love someone. If it is your mate, then so be it. But do not keep yourself guarded from the possibility of something more, out of fear of being hurt, because it is worth every moment of pain it will bring when it ends.”

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16. “Never dull how bright you burn so that others may feel comfortable in your presence.”

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17. “That no matter how pretty the shell may be, we are all capable of great and terrible things.”

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18. “Money could buy many things. Even a bastard child as an official heir. I quieted down, reading the signs of his unwillingness to discuss more about his father’s title. It didn’t matter in the end. Nothing about the world we’d known mattered anymore.”

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19. “Sometimes, it is far easier to see the good in others than it is to see it in ourselves. Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is understand that while we are not perfect, the way we defend ourselves is not an indication of our character but purely of our will to live so that we might do the right thing when given the freedom to do so.”

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20. “I’d been weak, and I feared we would all pay the consequences for it.”

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21. “One should always remember that history is written by the victor.”

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22. “A lesser being would buckle under the weight of all that pressure. But Estrella would rise like the stars in the evening sky.”

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23. “Fine,” he growled finally, clenching his jaw. “But you do what I say.” “Good luck with that,” I said, smiling at him as I patted his arm.”

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24. “He felt like coming home after years away, and the breath he expelled into my lungs was the first true breath I’d taken; one of pure, frosty air.”

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25. “I touched my fingertips to one of the scars in the center of his spine, feeling his body still at my touch. “Who did this to you?” I asked, my voice sounding softer and more broken than I’d ever heard it.”

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26. “Never hesitate to own your love for them, and to make it known that you miss them every day.”

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27. “No, Little One. I’m going to love you,” he said, touching his forehead to mine. His dark eyes glimmered, tiny specks of light shining in the obsidian, like the stars that had become my namesake. “Until you forget what it is to hurt and then long after that. Until the scars you wear like armor have faded from memory, and only we remain.”

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28. “Jealous, Little One?” he asked, raising an eyebrow at me as he took another step. “Why don’t you help me erase the memory of the ones who came before you?”

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29. “I was not made for war. I was made for peace and a cuddly blanket in a comfortable chair in a library with a book in my hand.”

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30. “You’re so pretty until you speak,” I said, smiling at him sweetly. “Do try not to ruin it.”

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31. “Making me the villain of her story, when all I wanted was to be her everything.”

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32. “I have already waited centuries to feel the love we share. I would wait one hundred more.”

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33. “For those who love them villainous.”

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34. “I felt you live and die for countless lives, felt every one of your life cycles end and grieved the woman I never got to meet. I know you, because you are the other half of me.” Those foreign blue eyes bled to black as he stared at me, and his magic hummed between us. “You are my mate, Estrella, and nothing will come between us now that I have you at my side.”

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35. “Why did it have to be snakes? She couldn’t have had an affinity for puppies?”

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36. “I am merely a gift from your husband so that you can survive what comes next.”

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37. “He will suffer for every mark on your skin, every moment he frightened you, every tear you shed, before I finally put him out of his misery.”

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38. “What happens when I’m tired of fighting?” I asked, trying to ignore the pool of tears threatening to fall. Hoping the water from the shower would wash them away before he could notice. His face softened, his lips touching mine in a kiss that was so much more delicate than any other. “Then you let me do it for you.”

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39. “He’d be the death of me. If I didn’t kill him first.”

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40. “You were determined as mine before your soul was ever born. This bond is not a prison. It is a haven from the ugliness of this world, a person predetermined to love you. To belong to you.”

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41. “I wouldn’t be carried through the woods like a damsel, not when I knew I was capable of walking myself. To think such a small wound could render me incapable would only make me angrier.”

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42. “What difference did it make to me if he touched another woman with those gentle fingers that so often stroked my skin? If his breath washed over another woman’s cheek while he murmured in her ear? If he tore another woman in two with his monumental cock?”

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43. “I was no stranger to going into terrifying situations alone; in fact, it was where I found comfort. I could rely on myself, always. It was everyone else who constantly disappointed me. Every moment of every day, I stood alone when things got tough.”

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44. “Because life isn’t always tidy. We don’t always have the answers we want, and love isn’t always pretty,” he said, his gaze pointed as I swallowed audibly. “It’s messy and painful, but it is always worthwhile. It is always the answer, my star, not the problem.”

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45. “But I knew the man he really was. I knew how gentle he could be when he rocked himself into me, and how sweetly he caressed my skin when he thought I was sleeping, as if he couldn’t quite convince himself I was real.”

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46. “All it took for evil to flourish was for the good to do nothing.”

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47. “I’ll be your God any day, my star,” he murmured, burying his face into me.”

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48. “I’ve known exactly what you are for quite some time, Witchling.”

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49. “The real question was what would remain of me when it was all over with.”

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50. “I couldn’t do it.”

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