Top 160 Helena Hunting Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “There’s something you should probably know.” “Please don’t tell me you had gender reassignment surgery. I don’t think I can manage that today.”

— Helena Hunting

102. “I can see why the women behind me are dressed for their shift on the corner.”

— Helena Hunting

103. “Apologize for what?” “For hurting you. For not trusting you and listening to Lily and Alex instead of staying strong and doing what I wanted.”

— Helena Hunting

104. “Because he knew then what it took me months to figure out: We belong together.”

— Helena Hunting

105. “His armor of ink and steel protected him; it kept most at a distance.”

— Helena Hunting

106. “I think Miller is better looking than that guy,” Sunny says. “Yeah, but you have an unusual affinity for yetis, so that’s not really a surprise.”

— Helena Hunting

107. “The connection between my mouth and brain are faulty, as usual, and I shout, “Exit only! It’s exit only!”

— Helena Hunting

108. “You’re a total criminal, aren’t you?” she asked, but to her surprise, she was grinning ear to ear. He shook his head. “Have I stolen your heart yet?” That stopped her cold. She blinked several times. “What?” “Don’t answer,” he whispered. “I won’t take it until you give it freely.”

— Helena Hunting

109. “Well, that showered me with a monsoon of perspective.”

— Helena Hunting

110. “Someone starts to speak. I shush them with a karate chop through the air.”

— Helena Hunting

111. “The curdled cream in my coffee should’ve been the tip-off that today was going to be craptastic.”

— Helena Hunting

112. “I miss everything about her even though she’s right in front of me. Maybe this is what love is.”

— Helena Hunting

113. “God, you’re beautiful.” He squeezes both of my hands. “You look like you were made for me.” I squeeze back. “That’s because I am.”

— Helena Hunting

114. “He saw her, like the sun, even without looking.”

— Helena Hunting

115. “I don’t think you’ll be wearing this shirt to work again.” “Why not?” “It doesn’t have any buttons.” He grabbed the hem on either side and pulled. The buttons popped off, pinging against his ripped chest – seriously, all that biking did a body good. She didn’t even care that he’d ruined her sort-of slutty work shirt.”

— Helena Hunting

116. “I wanna deserve you. Why can’t I find a way to deserve you?” Paralyzed.”

— Helena Hunting

117. “Run, beige ladies! You’re free! Run while you can!”

— Helena Hunting

118. “Ah. Very cool. So we’re popping your ink cherry, then, yeah?” Lily’s.”

— Helena Hunting

119. “Alex doesn’t love me. I was a game he played until he got bored. Then he broke all my pieces and threw me in the trash.”

— Helena Hunting

120. “I was starting to think of her as mine. For the first time in my life, I wanted someone for myself. And I would take her any way she came.”

— Helena Hunting

121. “Heartache is the worst affliction. It robs a person of rationality, of logic, of forethought and patience. It makes everything good painfully bright and magnifies the bad with an intensity that’s difficult to tolerate.”

— Helena Hunting

122. “You’re right. We do need to talk. In Private.” Hudson’s jaw ticked. It was hot, like a super-spicy dried meat stick from the 7-Eleven.”

— Helena Hunting

123. “Next is a box of truffles from Godiva and then a gift certificate from Victoria’s Secret for an unknown amount. It’s made out to my boobs, which Alex officially asks on a date.”

— Helena Hunting

124. “He brings my hand up to his face and uncurls my rigid fingers, pressing them against his cheek again. His eyes flutter shut, and he follows with a shaky breath. When his eyes open they’re hot with want. “This feeling – what you do to me – I’ve never had it before, and I won’t want to lose it.”

— Helena Hunting

125. “It felt as if I had always been his. My heart belonged to him for as long as he wanted to keep it.”

— Helena Hunting

126. “Maybe I’d never figure out how to love someone without being hurt.”

— Helena Hunting

127. “The money doesn’t mean anything, Charlene. Nothing means anything without you. I want you however you come- broken, messed up, in leather, lace, satin, cotton pajamas... However you are, it’s just you I want.”

— Helena Hunting

128. “If I’m going out with him tomorrow, I have work to do. By work, I mean some beaverscaping.”

— Helena Hunting

129. “Cockblockers are everywhere tonight, thwarting my attempts at poor decision making.”

— Helena Hunting

130. “Separately, these struggles could break us down. But maybe if we could hold on to each other and figure them out together... we could stop the fractures from becoming too big and keep the cracks from forming fissures we couldn’t repair.”

— Helena Hunting

131. “Apparently Daisy gets what Sunny is trying to say. She defends Alex’s nonexistent virtue. “Don’t you say things like that about your brother!” Either she’s truly in complete denial or she’s too blinded by her maternal love to see the truth. Alex may not be a player, but he can be a dirty, dirty boy.”

— Helena Hunting

132. “He looks awfully pleased. I can’t blame him. If I’d made him momentarily black out, I’d be smirky, too. I.”

— Helena Hunting

133. “It lays on his abdomen, angled slightly to the left. It’s almost cute-kind of like Snuffleupagus. Well, not really. It’s huge, but not hairy, and also not nearly as daunting as when it’s hard. It is magical, though. I stifle a giggle because, goddamn it, I’ve never seen a snuffie up close. The head is tucked up inside the soft skin, an eye peering out from the turtleneck.”

— Helena Hunting

134. “My parents are locked in their room, so I don’t have to engage in mindless chitchat. Sometimes Sidney walks around in his underwear. I’m used to dealing with his abundance of chest hair, but the white briefs are too much. I have a solid understanding – pun completely intended – why my mom married him, beyond his stellar personality.”

— Helena Hunting

135. “Getting to know the man underneath would never be easy. And yet here he was, letting me in, hoping I would do the same.”

— Helena Hunting

136. “Being the provider of the first big “O” gives me some power. It elevates my status. I’m the White Knight in the land of Orgasmia, wielding my magical sword of awesome.”

— Helena Hunting

137. “I’m at Lance’s front door. Let me in.” “What? How did you know I was here?” “Because I’m psychic, and Instagram is my oracle. Now let me in. You are seriously interfering with my weekly orgasm quota right now.”

— Helena Hunting

138. “I don’t want who I am to be swallowed by who I’m with.”

— Helena Hunting

139. “I wanted to tell her I loved her. I wanted to hear the same from her. All the things I couldn’t say kept me bound and gagged, breaking me in ways I hadn’t expected.”

— Helena Hunting

140. “Your fear is my fear. I feel what you feel.”

— Helena Hunting

141. “Only a thin, worn, cotton barrier in Spiderman print protects the land of Beave from invasion.”

— Helena Hunting

142. “Why am I looking at a ceiling?” Randy asks. “Just hold on.” “Oh, I’m already holding on.” A rush of warmth floods my body, settling low in my stomach. All Randy has to do is speak, and I feel it right in my magic marble.”

— Helena Hunting

143. “I hadn’t considered the possibility that I might find someone who would understand what I had endured and want me anyway, even though I wasn’t whole.”

— Helena Hunting

144. “I think it’s interesting that you have a thing for the teenage version of me but you’re not all that fond of the real, adult version.”

— Helena Hunting

145. “And you need someone like Violet to keep your head on straight. Stop worrying about what other people think and do what’s best for you.” “Violet is what’s best for me.” “Then fight for her.” “She won’t talk to me.”

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146. “Her walls were like mine, which was another part of the allure. I understood walls. They’d kept me safe from people most of my life. Only my Inked Armor crew got past them, and even then, I only let them into the rooms I wanted to. There were locked closets no one but me could enter. But by keeping my walls in place with Sarah, I’d created a distance I didn’t know how to cross any more.”

— Helena Hunting

147. “The excitement seems to be finished for now, so I take out my book. Two paragraphs in, the buzzer sounds, drawing my attention away from the story.”

— Helena Hunting

148. “Oh sweet baby Jesus, he called it his.”

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149. “He saw her, like the sun, even without looking.” Oh God. He’s quoting Tolstoy and touching me. I’m done for.”

— Helena Hunting

150. “We were both slaves to the guilt we harbored.”

— Helena Hunting