Top 500 Jennifer L. Armentrout Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “Hell, I’d keep her in Bubble Wrap if it weren’t so damn creepy and also inconvenient, considering I had a terrible habit of obsessively popping the damn things until not a single bubble was left.”

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252. “Most who enter the Underworld do not leave, and those who do are irrevocably changed by what they experience.”

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253. “You are so many amazing things, Ivy, but most of all, you are so damn brave.”

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254. “Sorry. Sorry. Don’t hit. Bitches be scary when they hit.”

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255. “That’s the funny thing about trying to escape. You never really can. Maybe temporarily, but not completely.”

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256. “You’re real, Evie. It doesn’t matter who you used to be or who you thought you were. You are real, and I see you.”

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257. “I’d been given opportunities others hadn’t and I’ve been wasting them, and now I have to really wonder if it is too late.” “It’s not,” I whispered, truly believing it.”

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258. “I am your father.” He glanced at Seth and smirked. “That’s the second Star Wars nod. Keeping track?”

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259. “I couldn’t help but notice no one was grabbing toilet paper. That would be the first thing I grabbed if I thought it was the end of the world.”

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260. “I mean, when you love someone and they love you, things just find a way to work, right?”

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261. “You may be born of Nyktos’s blood, but you and I both know what you are and what you will always be. The Maiden who is part beauty and part disaster.”

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262. “I’ve missed you, Jas. You have no idea,” he continued, reaching toward me again but stopping short of touching me. “I thought about you every damn day. All I wanted was to get back to you and the clan. But mostly you. Always you.”

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263. “Why couldn’t he say I reminded him of Ariel or something? Then again, Ariel was kind of stupid, giving up her voice for a dude.”

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264. “I bet you have the softest pair of lips out there. And I bet you taste sweet – sweeter than one of those beignets you’ve got me addicted to.” His hand squeezed around the back of my neck. “But you got one hell of a bite – a kick to that sweetness. It’ll be rough getting in there, and you’re going to fight it every step of the way, but it’ll be smooth once I’m there.”

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265. “Her eyes glimmered with unshed tears. “There is so much I want to say to you, but I know if I get started I’ll start bawling, and I’m saving my tears for the pillow.” I laughed. “You’ve been watching Dance Moms.” “Possibly.”

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266. “A slow, heart-wrenching smile pulled at his lips. A real one, and it was the kind of smile that could break hearts and rebuild them.”

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267. “Daemon was standing in the doorway of my bedroom. Hair messy from sleep, flannel pajama bottoms rumpled. No shirt. Three feet plus of snow outside, and he was still half naked.”

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268. “He’ll burn the world for her.”

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269. “As much as it hurts my soul to say this, and yes, I believe I have a soul full of glitter and rainbows, I don’t think you’re giving him enough credit,” he said, and if I wasn’t already sitting down, I would’ve fallen down.”

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270. “That kind of love should’ve been able to beat sickness. That kind of love should’ve conquered anything.”

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271. “She tipped her head back and started laughing, and I started picturing people twerking – everyone in the limo. Quiet Luxen Dude. Rolland. Sadi. All of them bent over, butts in the air, looking like damn fools.”

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272. “You two should play nice. You never know when you’ll need such an unlikely alley.”

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273. “My breath caught again, and each time I took a breath, I feared it would be the last one. “Don’t leave me. Please? I don’t want to be by myself.“”You’re not.” Seth slipped his arms around me, holding me close. “You’re not alone.” His tears were mingles with mine. “You’re not alone. You’ll never be alone, Angel. I promise you. You’ll never -.”

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274. “We can’t lose you,” she said after a few moments of awkward-as-hell silence. “You have to understand that we did what we did because we love you.” “But I love her,” I said without hesitation.”

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275. “You gave Tink a scarf. Tink is free!” He flew out into the hallway like a little cracked-out fairy, screeching, “Tink is freeeeee!”

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276. “You should’ve warned me,” Tink muttered crossly. “I’m the one who had to see his dong swinging around –.”

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277. “Oh. Dear. Baby. Jesus.”

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278. “I shot him a look. “That bouncer was really big.” His lips quirked. “Oh, Kitten, see, I try not to say bad things.” “What?” The grin spread. “I would say size doesn’t matter but it does. I would know.” he winked, and I let out a disgusted groan. He laughed.”

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279. “In a couple of weeks I’d be starting a new school, and I knew Dee would be surrounded by friends -friends that Daemon probably approved of, which wasn’t me, because he obviously thought I was a crack dealer.”

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280. “Eyes up here, or I’ll star feeling like man candy.”

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281. “There’s a McDonald’s down the street. We’ll get you a Happy Meal. Maybe that’ll make you happier.”

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282. “Because this absolutely insane – the craziest thing I’d ever done. Worse than giving a one-star review, scarier than asking for an interview with an author I’d give my firstborn to eat lunch with, more stupid than kissing Daemon.”

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283. “Yeah, I’m great. Nothing like witnessing a death match between gods when I’m trying to get some Cheetos. -Deacon.”

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284. “I cried it all out in the bathroom of a house that didn’t belong to me, held in the protective arms of the Crown Prince of Hell.”

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285. “If wishes were fishes, we’d all throw nets.”

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286. “Daemon followed me home after school. Literally. He tailed me in his new Infiniti SUV. My old Camry, with its leaky exhaust and loud muffler, was no match for the speed he wanted to go. I’d brake-checked him several times. He’d blown his horn. It made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.”

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287. “What plans?” Mom asked, smiling. “I support plans.”

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288. “While living in Florida I realized that I could never stay there, because it’s so damn hot. There’s only like three months when you don’t feel like you’re on the cusp of hell.”

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289. “You look like you got more of a bath than the car. I never thought washing a car would be so hard, but after watching you for the last fifteen minutes, I’m convinced it should be an Olympic sport.”

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290. “The most beautiful people, ones whose beauty is only rivaled by what is inside of them, are the ones who are quietly unaware of it.”

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291. “I want a years-worth of seconds and minutes with you. I want a decade’s worth of hours, so many that I can’t add them up.”

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292. “No. I do believe in them. I just think they’re absentee landlords. Right now, they’re probably hanging out somewhere in Las Vegas, screwing showgirls and cheating at poker.”

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293. “We were supposed to have tonight and tomorrow, and many weeks and months, but we didn’t have even another minute.”

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294. “I’ll burn the world down to save her.”

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295. “She’s not going anywhere anytime soon. Dawson knocked her into next week, I think.”

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296. “Don’t make me sit here and watch you die. You don’t do that to me.”

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297. “Wrong answer,” Luc said, voice low as he dropped Lyla. “You always have a choice. It’s the one thing that no one can strip from us.”

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298. “I watched her until I could no longer keep my eyes open. I then counted each breath she took until I could no longer remember what the last number was. And when that happened, I repeated her name, over and over again, until it was the last thing I thought before I slipped into oblivion.”

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299. “So, you guys are like us in other, uh, departments?”

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300. “So about this Leon god thing? I don’t know of any gods named Leon. Is he like the red-headed stepchild god that no one claims?”

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