Top 500 Jennifer L. Armentrout Quotes (2025 Update)
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451. “She’s worth whatever I have to go through.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

452. “Do you know why a heart lays claim? Survival. That heart lays its claim to ensure survival of its kind.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

453. “We can move faster than humans, but with the obesity rates nowadays, turtles can move faster than most humans.”

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454. “It’s the human condition, Kitten. The unknown isn’t something that sits well. They’d rather push it away-not completely, but just enough that it’s not always shadowing their every thought and action.”

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455. “No one is destined for anything. We control our own fates.”

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456. “And it was knowing that I could still be... still be afraid of everyhting, but not letting fear stop me from living.”

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457. “You better have had a baby, killed someone, or slept with a pure. Those are your three options. Anything less is unsuitable.”

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458. “Forever was knowing moments of weakness didn’t equate to an eternity of them.”

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459. “His gaze moved from me to my hand as his brows rose and his grin transformed into a heart-stopping smile that reached his eyes, lightening them and warming them up. Seth not smiling or smirking was beautiful, but him smiling?”

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460. “I couldn’t recall any guy ever looking at me like that unless I was holding a basket of chicken wings or something.”

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461. “He claimed my lips as if he were laying claim to my body, to my soul, and every part of me.”

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462. “Not the kind of love that was fueled by need and that destroyed cities and entire civilizations, but the kind that rebuilt them, that much I knew.”

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463. “As long as it’s what you’re passionate about, go for it.”

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464. “That was what I wanted at some point in my life, for someone to look at me like I looked at tacos.”

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465. “I swore to God if Daemon said anything ignorant, I was going to lay him out in class. My splint was heavy enough to do damage.”

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466. “Daemon kissed me.”

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467. “I see you as Lily. I see you for who you are, even though you don’t.” -Julian.”

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468. “Daemon,” a voice whispered from the shadows of my front porch. “What in the world are you doing out here?” Debating on whether or not burning down a house next time they head to the store is a reasonable response to getting new neighbors? Yeah, I was gonna keep that one to myself.”

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469. “It lessened some of the suffocating weight I carried by finally opening up to a counselor.”

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470. “I would give Alex back control so she could protect herself instead of making the decision for her.”

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471. “The Boss will release the four horsemen.” I swallowed hard. “I guess you’re not talking about the Kentucky Derby kind of horsemen?”

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472. “Many men wanted to be with her for her beauty and her rank. But she wanted an equal.”

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473. “Simmer down, crouching demon, hidden Warden.”

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474. “Before I could protest, which wouldn’t be wise even though I did want him to hang out longer, he placed his hands on my cheeks. My breath stalled out somewhere between my throat and chest. Leaning in, he pressed his lips against my forehead, dropping a kiss that squeezed my heart into slush. My eyes drifted shut as his lips lingered against my skin. Knocked off-kilter, I didn’t move when he pulled back and stood.”

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475. “Nah, books were more important than the Arum.”

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476. “Dee would not be taking him to Olive Garden. That was where I drew the line.”

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477. “I was clenching the steering wheel like a granny, but driving like I was trying out for NASCAR.”

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478. “That doesn’t mean you don’t need back-up,” Seth retorted. I wished he’d just go puke somewhere. I.”

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479. “Alex, you have to be in there. I know you. My heart would not be beating if you were truly gone.”

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480. “The Perdue chicken was tucked between Zayne and Stacey. The former was shooting daggers at the back of Roth’s head anytime I glanced back at him. Roth was on his third round of humming “Paradise City,” appearing oblivious to the death glare directed at him. I was trying to pretend like everything was dandy and totally not about seven levels of awkward, and Stacey looked like she needed a bucket of popcorn.”

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481. “I was happy where I was floating.”

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482. “My gaze dipped, and I pursed my lips. “Can you put on a shirt?”

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483. “I knew how hard loss was. It never went away, but stayed with you like a faint shadow that was thicker some days than others.”

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484. “Some of the pressure squeezing the hell out of my chest lessened. I loved Kat. I was in love with her, and I was damn lucky she was alive. Despite all the craziness, the arguing and fighting, the lies and the miscommunication, I was in love with her. Was that such a shock? Not really. Truth be told, I fell for her the first time she mouthed off at me. I just hadn’t fully admitted it to myself.”

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485. “A grin slipped over Seth’s lips. “You’re so unbelievably graceful. Should I kiss it and make it better for you?”

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486. “You’re perfect for me,? I whispered in my own language.”

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487. “Aiden was gone. Like Caleb, but in a different way. I’d lost both of them.”

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488. “The emotions were complex, but the answer was simple.”

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489. “Screw being a better person.”

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490. “What are you going to do if it does get worse?” he asked. “Maybe I’ll get myself a seeing-eye gargoyle.”

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491. “I don’t know where I would be right now if it weren’t for you. I don’t even know if I would be alive. But I do know that I would be... I would be less. I wouldn’t feel like this – – like I’m whole. And that’s because of you.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

492. “There should always be dignity in death,” I said once I found my voice. “No matter what.”

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493. “You,” he said, his voice thick and tone reverent. All I ever need is you. Now. Always.”

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494. “Don’t look at me like I’ve kicked a baby pegasus into the street.”

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495. “Be careful.” The female wolven pressed her forehead to Hisa’s. “But be brave,” she replied, kissing her. “Always,” Hisa confirmed. “But be brave,” I whispered, looking away. I liked that. Be careful but be brave.”

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496. “She was like a little sister I never wanted, and then as she grew older, as we grew older, she became something entirely different to me.”

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497. “What I feel for you increases every waking moment and sometimes that scares the hell out of me but I love you. Yesterday. Today. A thousand tomorrows from now, I will be in love with you.”

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498. “Daemon stomped past them, bumping into his brother’s shoulder. “You make my head hurt”, he said, scowling. “And you make me all warm and fuzzy inside”.”

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499. “I’m a demon, Layla. What I see in your eyes and what I sense from your body is something I will take. Make no mistake. I’ll give you one chance. Close your eyes, and I’ll let this go.” I felt weak under his consuming stare, but I didn’t close my eyes. “Layla.” He said my name as if it hurt him. And then he kissed me.”

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500. “You had a poster of Bob Dylan on the wall. I expected the Jonas Brothers or something.”

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