Top 500 Jennifer L. Armentrout Quotes (2026 Update)
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401. “If only he really knew how messy my head was sometimes. That attack last night? Just the tip of a Titanic-sized fuckedup iceberg.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

402. “You make me think before I act. You make me want to be a better person-Luxen-whatever.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

403. “You’re okay,” Kat breathed out as she broke free, limping around the side of the table. “I’ve been so worried.” Archer pulled his long legs off the table and rose. A second later, he enveloped Kat in a hug. “I told you to stay where you were. But oh no, you didn’t listen.” He looked over her head at me. “I totally told her to stay.” Luc scowled. “Why didn’t I get a hug?”

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404. “She probably had her nose stuck in a book, living in a pretend fantasy world while I was actually out there living in the real fantasy world.”

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405. “The thing was, Colton was confident and self-assured, maybe even a little cocky, but he wasn’t arrogant. He was like a unicorn.”

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406. “Life was weird.”

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407. “The Alphas were here, and Thumper had finally come out to play.”

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408. “It wasn’t like there was an alien hiding under the table, moving crap around for fun.”

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409. “I had loved him since the moment he’d taken the pudding from me. When my father had announced on Dez’s eighteenth birthday that he supported a match between us, I’d never been happier than I was in that moment. I was young. And stupid. When Dez had disappeared the very next day, I experienced a heartache that I thought would swallow me whole and never spit me out. He’d been more than a crush. He had been my best friend, my confidant and my world.”

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410. “There was that damn constriction again, like I’d been punched in the chest, but in a good way. How you could be punched in a chest in a good way was beyond me, but damn, I sort of loved that feeling.”

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411. “One thing for sure; whoever I was supposed to keep safe really got the shittier end of the deal, considering the last person I’d been tasked with protecting had ended up with a titanium bullet in his forehead.”

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412. “His dinner included three hamburgers and two orders of fries. I had no idea where those calories went. To his ego, maybe?”

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413. “I’m scared of everything,” I admitted, Voice hushed. “ everything. My biggest fear is forever that I’ll be like this forever.”

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414. “I think trusting anyone makes us all a little crazy.”

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415. “I don’t know what you think we agreed on.”

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416. “So childish, Alex. You’ve ruined her dress.” The vibrant red silk floated around me as I treaded water. “I know. Bad me.”

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417. “Why would you want to be with someone who does not fully accept who you are?” he asked.”

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418. “He hadn’t left, and apparently, Seth was a cuddler.”

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419. “It’s like you have a special skill when it comes to finding condoms. Seriously. They must fall out of the sky whenever you’re around.”

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420. “Feelings were not something the Arum inherently had. Dex had, but that Arum had taken a sharp turn into offhisfuckingrockerville.”

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421. “Tell me yes,” he ordered huskily. “Tell me yes and I’ll do whatever you want. Anything you want. Just let me do this.”

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422. “Crossing the room, he stopped infront of me. “I’m not going to bite.” “That’s good.” “Unless you want me to,” He said with a devilish grin.”

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423. “Hell sent texts messages – group ones at that? It kind of fit, since there was nothing worse than being on the receiving end of a group message – sort of like being held hostage.”

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424. “There has to be good and bad in the world. There has to be a choice.”

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425. “Do you need anything? Some chicken soup. Hugs? Kisses?”

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426. “The man was an alien, but he was also in control of my bio grade.”

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427. “He sauntered over to the bed, his head cocked to the side. “Do I even want to know why my brother was in your bedroom?”

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428. “When I dare to be powerful, to use my strength in the service of my vision, then it becomes less and less important whether I am afraid. –.”

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

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430. “Tink appeared in the open door again, his wings rapidly moving, and in his hands he held a... slingshot? Oh sweet baby Jesus take the wheel. Where did he get a slingshot? Off of Amazon? That didn’t matter. The brownie had taken the time to paint his face. One half was red, the other blue. He looked like he wandered off the set of Braveheart. I mouthed the word no at him.”

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431. “You’re not going to try to be her best friend foreva the moment you walk out of this house?”

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432. “I’m saying that what we did isn’t going to happen again. That’s what I’m saying.”

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

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434. “The little ball went up, then down, then up in his palm. My inner golden retriever couldn’t look away.”

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435. “The kiss was brief, but when I pulled away, his expression made my day. He stared down at me, his eyes wide and the pupils slightly dilated. His lips were parted and that bolt in his tongue glittered. The tops of his cheekbones were flushed. He looked... He looked gobsmacked.”

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436. “Well then, it’s time to introduce the world to a little bit of extraterrestrial awesomeness.”

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437. “A very different kind of place, was Blake’s answer. He slammed his door shut, and Daemon about snapped his head off.”

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438. “What’s going on in that head of yours? He asked in a soft voice.”

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439. “I let you go,” he went on, dipping his head to my neck, and a shiver swept through me. “You were right yesterday. I hurt you. Not like him. Worse. I let you walk out of this house so you could be happy with him. Wasn’t that what you wanted? But you’re here. I let you go and it killed me to do so, and you’re here.”

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440. “I had to prove that what he believed wasn’t true. Prove that he was the total of everything he had done and not the dark things he was ashamed of, and I would do so because I loved him and accepted him for who he was, for all his faults. That was what love meant. Love fostered courage.”

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441. “The skin around her mouth tightened. “I would throw this book at you, but I respect the book too much to do that.”

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442. “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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443. “What are you?” she asked, her nose scrunching as she spoke. “Other than a heart-stopping hot guy with obvious boundary issues and problems with anger management?”

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444. “You’re right. This is a lot. I faced him. I thought that you were normal. And you’re not. You’re telling me that I have the DOD gunning for me. That if I ever decide to leave this place, I’m going to be a Snack Pack for an Arum. And better yet, I am going to lose complete control over whatever powers I have and wipe out a family of four, then be put down! All I wanted to do today was eat some god damn fries and be normal!”

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445. “Goodness, I was already a dork most of the times. I didn’t need to be a drunk or high dork.”

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

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447. “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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448. “You’re stuck,′ I whispered.”

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449. “I think I might have blushed. Damn me. -Daemon.”

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450. “In their minds, they still had forever. But we knew better. Forever was something we all took for granted, but the problem with forever was that it really didn’t exist.”

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