Top 100 K. Bromberg Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “I think I got to you. I think when you close your eyes, you think about me. I think you don’t want to, but you do, because God knows I think about you, Scout.”

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52. “He turns to go, but not before I watch the transition on his face from the Colton Donavan I know, to the public persona. Aloof and untouchable. Sexy and untamable.”

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53. “With temerity and defiance, obstinance and patience, she chipped away at every hard edge of me until there was nothing left but the truths I feared. The bent and broken.”

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54. “Being a parent is the hardest thing I’ve ever done. It’s made me question my sanity more times than you can imagine,” he says dryly, and I know many of those times were because of me. “And there are times that you have to bite your tongue so hard you’re not sure if it’s going to be in one or two pieces when you open your mouth. It’s exhausting and you’re constantly doubting yourself, wondering if you’re doing the right thing, saying the right thing, being the right thing.”

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55. “You know what they say about paybacks, right?” “Yes. That a gentleman like you would never retaliate on a poor, helpless female like me.” And then I shriek as another spurt of water hits me. “Oopsie.” His laugh rings louder than mine.”

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56. “Because I know what it’s like to see an old love and feel like you’ve just been sucker-punched. How it makes you regret all of the things you did to them and at the same time reaffirms everything you feel for them instantly.”

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57. “Don’t act like you wouldn’t see how many licks it takes to get to the center of his Tootsie Pop.”

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58. “Hey.” It’s all he says before he shoves a handful of white daisies at me and lifts his brows. “Miss Sidney, will you go out on a date with me?” I laugh. I can’t help it. He’s giving me the same hopeful look that Luke had given me. “A date, huh?”

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59. “My pace, Saylor. Not yours. I’m in control now. You may own pieces of me you never even knew, but right now, I’m going to own you. Every single part of you.”

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60. “Sometimes things happen in life that at the time seem one way, but in reality it’s the magic recharging so you can find it again.”

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61. “Without knowing anything else about him, i already know he’d be worth the hurt.”

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62. “I think I pick the men who look good, who have some swagger, but in the end love themselves more than they’ll ever let themselves love someone else.”

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63. “I can rest my hands on my abdomen and know that he or she is a fighter, is healthy, and can’t wait for me to hold him or her in my arms. I can sit here and feel the love surging through me for this baby Colton and I made together, and know without a doubt, this perfect little being will only cement and make stronger the love we feel for one another.”

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64. “I race you, Ryles.”

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65. “I might not be able to tell you the things you need to hear with the traditional words you need to hear them in, but I swear to God, Rylee, I will try. And if I can’t, then I’ll show you. I’ll show you with everything I have – anything it takes – where your place is in my life,” he murmurs to me, shattering every last form of protection I have guarding my heart. He just stole it completely.”

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66. “And just remember to always end a fight with these two words: yes dear. Biting your tongue at the end of a fight will up the ante of her using hers later to make-up.”

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67. “Her eyes finally find and lock onto mine. All I see is my future, my salvation, my singular chance at redemption.”

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68. “C’mon, you know you want to be the star to my burst.”

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69. “He makes you feel like you’re the only one on his radar. He’s good. He’s really good. But I’m not going to fall for it.”

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70. “I tighten my finger on the trigger of the nozzle, sending a stream of water straight to his chest. He tries to jump out of the way, but he’s too close to avoid it. “Oopsie.” I shrug and smile coyly.”

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71. “Sometimes things happen in life and love’s put on hold. But if someone’s your soul mate, nothing is going to stop you from being together in the end.”

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72. “This is the next lyric of my life’s song. You’re the bridge, the chorus, the final chord. This heart,” he says, eyes softening and smile widening, “brought you to me. Was the catalyst that forced me to see so many things I probably otherwise wouldn’t have. This heart represents you, represents me, and is my promise to you that I’m going to make it count.”

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73. “Anger is the one emotion that makes your mouth work faster than your mind...”

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74. “Nana says you’re supposed to bring a lady flowers. I’m not sure why. They smell pretty, but then they die, and you have to throw them in the trash, but she said you have to, so I did.” “Well,” I say through a laugh, “they do die, but they also make the lady feel awfully special.” I cup the side of his face. “Where exactly would you like to take me on this date of yours?” “I was wondering if you’d go to a picnic with me.”

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75. “Regardless of my flaws in knowing how to relate to him, there is something about this little boy that captivates me. Maybe it’s his willingness to listen or his eagerness to share. Maybe it’s the subtle way he asks every so often if I’m sure I’m not here for his dad. Maybe it’s that shy little smile he gives me as he bumps his shoulder against mine when he shows me a character he deems as “really cool” that has me actually enjoying my time with him.”

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76. “I’ve never been able to resist you. Not then. Not now.” Not ever.”

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77. “I promise nothing will be more valuable in my life than you. That you will never be inconsequential.”

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78. “I look at Grant across from me, one arm resting across the back of the chair next to him, the other holding his beer while his eyes issue the challenge his words just gave. “If she owns your mind – and your moods – like she has, don’t you think she just might be worth the risk?”

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79. “Something tells me that Hawkin screws like his voice sounds, seductive, a little rough, a lot thorough, and with a lot of tongue. A girl can’t go wrong when there’s a lot of tongue involved.”

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80. “I may be too cynical to believe in love at first sight, Montgomery, but I believe in the click that happens between two people.”

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81. “All I know is that protecting someone from the truth is just another way of shutting them out.”

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82. “You don’t drown by falling in the pool. You drown by not trying to swim out of it.”

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83. “There is something about saying a hard truth aloud that makes it both more real and more cathartic.”

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84. “You’ve marked me. Not just my heart with your love or my mind with your words, but more so my soul with everything you are. Everything you aspire to be. And everything you think we can be together.”

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85. “And in this moment, I am completely and utterly his. Swallowed by him. Lost to him and the moment so much so that I am frightened by the power of my feelings.”

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86. “When I brush my lips against hers, it’s so different from the kisses we shared the other day. There’s no anger. There’s no retribution. There’s just my need to connect with someone – with her. There’s my need to feel like a man she wants rather than a man to fix her problems.”

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87. “That’s the fix for all of this? Eat Kisses?” I laugh, wishing life were just that easy: all things fixable with chocolate.”

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88. “They think I want her. She thinks I don’t. I know I want her. I know I can’t.”

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89. “I step forward and slowly untangle Luke’s arms from Sidney’s. They both stir some but neither wake fully. I slip my arms beneath her knees and under her neck and pick her up. It takes me a second to find my balance as she slips her arms around my neck, but the moment I do, she knocks me completely off kilter when she murmurs, “I love you, Grayson.”

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90. “No matter how old you are or where life has taken you, Hold on tight – savor that feeling of accomplishment – and never let go. Ever.”

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91. “Jesus. We got it, dude!” Aiden says. “We all know we’re Donavans. We don’t need a formal adoption process or the official name change to tell us that. It’s a given. Just take the vote, Shane.”

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92. “Stay there, Nana. I need to do this on my own,” Luke says, looking back at her. She holds her hands up and gives him the most adoring grin before she nods. He clears his throat as he meets my eyes again. “Miss Sidney, I wanted to know if you’d go on a date with me.”

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93. “He takes without asking. He claims and seduces and demands without a single word. But the one thing that is constant is his anger. And just when I think I’m drowning in the swell of emotion his kiss evokes, he ends it abruptly. He shoves away from me as if he’s been burned.”

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94. “Do you want to talk about it?” I ask softly, afraid to pry but wanting him to share what deep, dark secret has a hold on him. Me playing Ana to his Christian.”

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95. “The problem is that when you purposely want to forget someone, you remember them the most.”

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96. “I smile sadly. My heart wanting so much that my head knows is never going to happen.”

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97. “Because your daughter is more important to me than any prize I ever could win. That’s why.” The words are a challenge thrown out, daring him to question me and tell me I’m wrong. His eyes harden. His lips purse. And then they slowly spread into a smile. “Is that so?”

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98. “Humans are drawn to each other’s rough edges.”

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99. “He kisses me with a passion I’ve never felt before. It’s soft and sweet but there’s so much more to it. It’s a hello. It’s a goodbye. It’s an apology. It’s a declaration. And.”

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100. “Rocker trumps racer every time. Hands down.”

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