Top 140 Jessica Sorensen Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “Never forget the strength it took to free yourself.”

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102. “For everyone who wasn’t saved.”

— Jessica Sorensen

103. “Gemma, there’s no use running.” The man’s voice rumbled through the night. It was the same voice that always showed up right before the monsters captured me. “No matter what you do, you’ll never escape.”

— Jessica Sorensen

104. “Seth frowns disappointedly. “Yeah, but Kayden wears those super tight pants when he plays football, which is pretty much the same as tights.”

— Jessica Sorensen

105. “That’s because there’s too many opportunities roaming around in the world. It’s hard to focus on just one.”

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106. “Everyone fears him in their own way. And fear grows in the dirt of that town, soak the air, are engrained into the minds of every single person who resides there. That’s how a place like that exists. Without fear, the society would crumble.”

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107. “We lay in bed for a while, listening to the ocean crash against the shore. There are birds cawing just outside the window and someone is snoring out in the living room. I hold onto her while she falls asleep, wishing this is how things would always be. That I could just lie here with her and be at peace with myself and life.”

— Jessica Sorensen

108. “Books are like a gateway to real life.”

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109. “His teeth gently nick at my skin and it stings a little, but feels amazingly good at the same time; like some kind of euphoric venom dancing threw my veins.”

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110. “I wish life was more. I wish it was like dreams, the happy daydreams I have all the time whenever I’m gazing up at the night sky, eagerly waiting to make a wish on a shooting star.”

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111. “I don’t believe that. I don’t believe that there are bad things about you. Only things that you think are bad.”

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112. “I’ve been at the place where it seems like the only way left is down.”

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113. “I can handle scars, especially one’s on the outside.”

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114. “It isn’t as important to feel great about all the things that we do. But how we feel toward the end when we look back at everything we’ve done.”

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115. “Seth wanted you to wear tights,” I tell him, playfully pinching his side. “And be Peter Pan.” He swiftly shakes his head. “No way in hell am I doing that.”

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116. “I love him for more than that actually. I love him because he’s the first person I felt comfortable enough with to tell my secrets to, but maybe that’s because he understands what it’s like to be hurt inside and out.”

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117. “I dream of chaos and serenity. Some might call what I dream a nightmare, a madness of the mind. Me, I think of it as a foreshadowing of what’s to come in my future, of what I hope to achieve one day.”

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118. “Going to another place. Getting lost in time. Pretending that you’re living a different life.” He heads down the stairs and I follow him. “What’s not to love?”

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119. “I often wonder what drives people to do things. Whether it’s put into their minds at birth, or if it is learned as they grow. Maybe it’s even forced upon them by circumstances that are out of their hands. Does anyone have control over their lives or are we all helpless?”

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120. “Even though it’s cold and the water sticks my clothes to my body, it reminds me of a beautiful time full of magical kisses and I need to hold onto that. Because for now, it’s all I’ve got.”

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121. “But I still fear I’ll break him, and that boy is too damn sweet and beautiful to ruin.”

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122. “His eyes darken and his voice drops to a firm, husky tone.“I can always tie you to the bed and make it so you can’t go anywhere.”

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123. “I want her to belong with someone who will make her happy, even if it means I have to hurt for the rest of my life.”

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124. “Well, we could at least make sure it’s true before we do.”

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125. “Nicholas shrugged. “Who knows what he’s got locked away in his head. Considering the countless lies he’s told, you can never really know.” “That’s like the pot calling the kettle black, isn’t it?” He smirked. “Perhaps.”

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126. “I’m afraid of never getting out of this life unless it’s in a coffin.”

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127. “All the humor evaporates from his face and his honey-brown eyes. Within seconds he has me in his arms and he hugs me like I’m the most important thing in the world to him.”

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128. “I mean, was there really a difference between death and losing every ounce of who you are?”

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129. “Alex backed away from the table and turned to Laylen. “Are you sure about that?” Laylen shook his head and sighed. “Look, this place is very low key. We’ll go straight there and straight back.”

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130. “Life’s too short to constantly be worrying about everything that could go wrong.”

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131. “Make sure you pick one up as you leave class so you can start brainstorming ideas. That’s it. Class dismissed.”

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132. “Safe? The word still feels so foreign to me. Nothing like the word fear. Fear is like air.”

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133. “Of course, my nightmares were just the tip of the iceberg in the madness that had overtaken my life. When I was awake, I had much bigger problems to deal with than monsters attacking me. Real problems. Ones I couldn’t blink away.”

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134. “Silence. Silence. Why is it always about silence? I wish both of us could tell the world and be free from the chains we drag around.”

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135. “Forgiveness. If only more people could do it. Them maybe there’d be less pain in the world.”

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136. “Is it possible to fall in love with someone even when you’re already in love with them? Because I’m pretty sure I just did.”

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137. “I remember when I was little the ocean was one of the most amazing things I’d ever seen. I was fascinated by the way the waves rolled up and washed away the sand, leaving their imprint on the world. Sometimes I would stand right at the edge and let it crash against my feet as I considered taking one more step and my feet would eventually move forward. One more step and it’d take me away –.”

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138. “Need some help?” Alex asked, watching me with patronizing eyes. I had to collect myself.”

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139. “My school has apparently never seen someone so gothically adorable.” “What does that even mean?” She smirks at me. “You know, dark, mysterious, sullen, yet cute.” I gape at her. “Do you even have a filter?” She swiftly shakes her head. “No way. Where’s the fun in that?”

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140. “There’s a legend that a very long time ago a meteorite fell from the sky and landed up in the mountains that surround this valley.”

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141. “He looks like an untouchable piece of artwork, so beautifully put together. So dangerously put together.”

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142. “Sometimes I just wanted a break from it, but every time I looked forward to see if a break was possible, it never seemed like it could happen. I honestly thought I’d be that way forever, which sometimes made me wish that forever would be a really short time.”

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143. “Outside my window, the clouds had parted. The moon smoldered against the blackness of the sky; the stars twinkled harmoniously around it. I felt that same strange pull that I always did whenever I looked up at the night sky. It made me feel like I belonged up there, shining with the stars. Sometimes it felt like it was the only place I did belong.”

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144. “I’ve missed you, princess,” Cameron whispers against my ear then nibbles on my earlobe. The.”

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145. “Weirdoes make the world interesting.”

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146. “But no matter what happens, I spoke up, made a voice for myself, freed from the haunting memories that have owned me for the last six years. I found my courage.”

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147. “Ever since the crying incident a few of months ago, my life has altered in more ways than one.”

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148. “To me, he is art, poetry for the eyes and heart. He is the most terrifyingly beautiful guy I have ever seen. And his scars have to tell a story...”

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149. “Madness is my life, the only aspect of living I’ve ever known.”

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