Top 250 Kandi Steiner Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “Because the truth is you’ve always been mine, and I’ll always be yours, and that’s just the way it is.”

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102. “Rhodes had a way of bringing out someone inside me who had never existed before. I was bold around him – unabashedly bold. It felt strange and incredible at the same time. Rhodes.”

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103. “I have never seen more clearly than I do in this moment, Julep Lee. And I meant what I said. I am not walking away from you. I never could.”

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104. “We were in it together, no matter what was to come, and we would fight for the win. For each other. Until the last whistle blew.”

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105. “It was me, after all, who had shown my wife the dance, the moves, the steps and turns of infidelity. It was me who’d betrayed her first. And it was my fault she was in his bed right now.”

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106. “And making a decision based on possible negative outcomes only puts fear in the driver’s seat of your life, my girl.”

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107. “I wanted a real love, a real life, and I had to paint the way to get there. It killed me to let him go, and if I’m being honest I knew I would never let him go completely. A part of him would always live in me, but I wanted that part of me subdued, buried beneath a brighter version of myself who could move on and live her life.”

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108. “I lost you three years ago, I told myself I’d never let that happen again. It’s important to me to be with you, B. But I can’t be if you don’t let me.”

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109. “It’s simple. I take care of your mom,” he said. “And you take care of my girl. It’s as easy as that.”

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110. “Like I’d waste my time on a book without spice.” “I’ll admit, the one you gave me about the high fae bat-winged dude was pretty hot,” I conceded.”

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111. “Suddenly, the air in his room thickened, heating like the sun itself was inside it.”

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112. “Those legs were covered in black mesh tights, see-through but for the areas where the fabric was thicker, creating a polka-dot pattern. The corner of my mouth curled in amusement when those tights ended at the hem of a black skirt with a cat nose and whiskers stitched into the front.”

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113. “I learned the people we love usually turned out to be one of three things: a home, a holiday, or hell.” – Beau Taplin.”

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114. “Yeah well, you ever wonder why so many have an opinion about what you do with your life, though? Is it because they really think what you’re doing is wrong, or is it because they need to convince themselves that what they’re doing is right?”

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115. “How could a seemingly ordinary girl from Colorado who wasn’t even supposed to be on my boat at all, become the center of my focus and attention, of my every waking thought and every sleepless night?”

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116. “He squeezed my hands in his own, kissing my chin until I tipped it up and allowed him access to my neck. “This isn’t fake,” he swore against my skin, kissing and nipping it along the way. “Nothing between us has ever been fake.” His mouth was on mine in the next breath, and then I was being carried through my apartment.”

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117. “Stop trying to laugh me off,” he said, voice reverberating through my ribcage. “And look at me when I tell you how enamorating you are.” “That’s not a word.” “It is now,” he argued. “And it was made for you.”

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118. “Once upon a time, there was a beautiful PR princess named Giana,” he said, showing the stick figure with glasses and curly hair with a headpiece on. He licked his thumb and flipped the page. “And a dumb safety named Clay.” The crowd laughed at the next drawing, which was a.”

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119. “I’m a virgin.” I blinked, shocked, unsure I heard her correctly. But when she stared up at me unwavering, sorrow and shame coloring her cheeks, I knew I hadn’t misheard.”

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120. “Words don’t get written from a heart that’s never felt. They come from pain, from love, from unspeakable depths – and they were my only release.”

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121. “I’d learned that if a move in life didn’t make you feel like singing and throwing up all at once, it wasn’t big enough.”

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122. “You are the voice I’ve always been afraid to have.” Theo held me closer. “And you are the life I’ve been waiting to live.”

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123. “Those marks on your stomach, while they are forever a part of you, they do not define you. They are not a sign of your weakness or of your failure.” I smiled then, rubbing the pad of my thumb along her cheek. “They are a reminder of your strength, of your love, and of the miracle of life.”

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124. “He kissed me like the horizon kisses the sun as it sets – tenderly, with the blinding promise that another day would come. With that kiss, we sealed our choice. With that kiss, we shut the door on the past. And with that kiss, with my hands over his, and his over our child, we began a new chapter in our story – together. And I knew this one would be brighter than the last.”

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125. “Losing him hurt like hell, but in the end I still smiled, because at least I’d got to have him.”

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126. “That’s the thing about love,” he said, kissing my hair. “It doesn’t need to be reciprocated to be real.”

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127. “But the most important thing is that we keep loving. We have to believe that at the end of the day, the love we have is worth all the bad stuff, because all the good stuff is what makes it so amazing.”

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128. “You gained my respect when you proved me wrong. And even more so moments ago when you brought joy back to my daughter’s face that I didn’t know could even exist anymore.”

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129. “It was a kiss I felt all the way down to my toes. It stirred my desire as much as it soothed my aching heart. It was the feeling of coming home after a long trip. It was Christmas morning and a sunset on the beach. It was a night spent between the sheets and a day of perfect sunshine. It was Leo, and it was me. It was us.”

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130. “I blame the dirty books.”

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131. “Emery was like a firework with the fuse burnt all the way down to the end, momentarily paused, temporarily safe – and I didn’t know if he would remain in tact or blow to bits if I took even one step closer.”

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132. “No matter what I do,” Clay whispered in the shell of my ear. “Keep your eyes on him.” The song ended and another began, and I learned that stamina was another of Clay’s attributes. He never tired of touching me, teasing me, kissing along every bit of exposed skin he could find.”

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133. “We may mean them in the moment the words leave our lips, but as time goes on, good intentions get rubbed raw by failed expectations.”

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134. “Maybe it was about finding love in the one person who loved you before you had the chance to love yourself.”

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135. “It’s a promise that I’ll always help you feel beautiful when you don’t on your own, that I’ll hold you when you need to cry and spin you in my arms when you need to celebrate.”

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136. “Sometimes we’re okay, sometimes we’re not, and the truth of the matter is that in both times – we are human.”

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137. “It’s you who brings me pain. It’s you who is killing me. It’s you, and us,” I added motioning between us. “It’s this thing that never was, but always is, that never will be and will never not be.”

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138. “I know enough to tell you that you’re a momma’s boy through and through, because you were even looking for her in the girl you wanted to marry.” He scoffed. “Thank God you dodged that bullet.”

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139. “Try, Emery. That’s all I’m asking. Let me in on the bad days, in here,” I said, tapping his temple before my fingers trailed down over his chest. “And maybe, in time, here, too.”

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140. “It was possessive, the way he cradled me, the way he pulled me in tighter, kissed me harder, his hand slowly pushing up under the hem of my skirt.”

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141. “It was heaven. It was hell. It was wrong and right and I wished I’d never started yet I never wanted to stop.”

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142. “She was like a Rubik’s Cube in a blind man’s hand – impossible to figure out. And yet I was the blind man determined to try.”

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143. “I don’t stand a chance, I’m complete putty in his hands. He could mold me into whatever he wants, whoever he wants. He could play with me, hold me, love me. Or he could completely destroy me.”

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144. “I was surprised how easy it was, how effortless it felt to kiss along her neck, to whisper in her ear and elicit a wave of chills over her skin. It was amusing at first, a permanent smile on my face as I found which buttons I could push to make her gasp, or sigh, or arch into me, or dig her nails into my flesh.”

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145. “The bitter wind swept over my already-chilled face, making my eyes water as a hundred more colorful leaves were swept from tree limbs and blown across the park.”

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146. “No one is the same once they lose someone they love.”

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147. “He kissed me like it was a privilege, like he didn’t want to rush, like we had forever. I think I knew even then that we didn’t.”

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148. “This is the real thing, Stig. You and me, right here, right now. I want it. I want us.”

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149. “Another tip you picked up from my books?” “Those things are like a treasure map. Just follow the tabs and highlights to find the pot of gold.”

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150. “One thing I knew for sure, I wasn’t going down without a fight. If I truly lost her, if he was to have her, he’d have to beat me in a fair fight. So, as the bartender slid me my check and I made my way back into the cold night, I cracked my knuckles and prepared for war.”

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