Top 380 Jennifer Lynn Barnes Quotes (2024 Update)
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351. “Quite frankly, I thought that tools who lived in tool houses probably shouldn’t throw stones.”

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352. “It’s her house.”

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353. “Then why haven’t you noticed I’m not your only tail?” – Nash.”

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354. “Doesn’t Judd have a rule about you wearing lingerie in the kitchen?”

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355. “How many ways did rich people have of not saying the word rich?”

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356. “He didn’t move, didn’t blink, wasn’t physically aggressive in any way, but he bled power, and he knew it.”

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357. “On the surface,” he told me, “it appears that the letter outlines what we already know: My grandfather died and left everything to the devil he didn’t know, thereby reversing the fortune of many. Why? Because power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.”

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358. “Sometimes,” he said, “when I’m in a social pickle, I like to ask myself, WWJAD?” I raised an eyebrow, and he explained. “What Would Jane Austen Do?”

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359. “Do you know what philanthropist means?” Libby asked me seriously. “It means rich.”

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360. “It would be a shame,” Jameson commented, “if we were related.” He spared another smile for me, slow and sharp-edged. “Don’t you think?”

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361. “Everything?” Jameson repeated in a rough, low tone that made me think of what the two of us could be doing if I were there with him.”

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362. “Xander raised his hand. “Anyone else wondering if we have a secret uncle out there no one knows about? Because at this point, secret uncle just kind of feels like it belongs on the Hawthorne bingo card.”

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363. “They were – the four of them – a unit. They were Hawthornes. I wasn’t.”

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364. “If anyone asks,” Michael called to him, “your name is Alfred.”

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365. “Alisa gave me an almost pitying look. “Oh, honey,” she said, then recovered her professionalism. “You own this hotel.”

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366. “There’s nothing like speed for getting out of your own head – and out of your own way.”

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367. “He saw the stylists first, then Avery, and once he saw Avery, it was like he couldn’t see anything else.”

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368. “Where was his cheat sheet?”

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369. “Identify the assumptions implicit in your own logic,” Grayson said, clearly citing a dictate he’d been taught. “Then negate them.”

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370. “Hawaii. Nieuw-Zeeland. Machu Picchu. Tokio. Bali.”

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371. “But when he smiled, I still felt seven years old and about three inches tall.”

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372. “Whatever it is you and the boys are up to – stop.”

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373. “You’ve really never heard of this guy?” Thea asked. “He’s rich and powerful and hates your family’s guts, and you’ve never even heard his name?” “You know as well as I do,” Grayson replied, “that there are different kinds of rich.”

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374. “Grayson looked at me the way you look at art in a glass case, like he wanted to reach out to touch me but couldn’t.”

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375. “Even in the darkest of times, Xander was Xander. “You’re going to drop one of those on your foot,” I said. “That’s okay,” Xander responded cheerfully. “I have two feet!”

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376. “Better is being my friend and my partner and realizing that you don’t get to make decisions for me. Better is the way you make me see myself as a person who’s capable of anything. I would jump out of a plane with you, Jameson, snowboard down the side of a volcano with you, bet everything that I have on you – on us, against the world. You don’t get to run off and take risks and expect me to stay behind in a gilded cage of your making. That isn’t who you are, and it’s not what I want.”

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377. “How long has this place been bricked up?”

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378. “All great lives should have at least one grand mystery.”

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379. “I guess that’s what happens,” Jameson said, his eyes never leaving mine as his lips curled upward, “when you take a very risky gamble.”

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380. “No feminism at the dinner table.”

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381. “If anything happens to her, I will hold you personally responsible.” – Grayson Hawthorne.”

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382. “Jameson thought about what he’d written down, and it took everything in him not to look at Avery, because suddenly, her presence here didn’t seem like a boon. It was a risk. After all, Jameson could hear the Proprietor saying, these things are always more interesting when at least a few players have “skin in the game.” Anyone reading those words would be bad. Avery reading them would open Pandora’s box.”

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