Top 280 Kate Stewart Quotes (2024 Update)
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201. “These men I’ve been hanging with are exactly the type that Mom warns you away from and that Dad is supposed to greet at the front door with a shotgun in hand.”

— Kate Stewart

202. “When a certain song plucked those strings in my chest, I felt it all, and it was freedom. Those songs didn’t judge or tell me I was a fool for feeling the way I did. They told me they were with me. It was how I balanced my life and my passion.”

— Kate Stewart

203. “I’ve bore witness to two prime examples that there are good men left in the world. Loyal men. Faithful men. Though thieves they may be because they’ve stolen my heart.”

— Kate Stewart

204. “I’ve got you, Pup.”

— Kate Stewart

205. “I think about you every time I play. Every single day, I take you with me wherever I go.”

— Kate Stewart

206. “Guilt. Guilt separates us, but it was our mistakes that made us.”

— Kate Stewart

207. “I’ve been in a state of “what in the hell did I do?” and “please, my lords, may I have seconds?”

— Kate Stewart

208. “I work and study hard. My gran used to tell me not to respect or fall for a man who isn’t doing as much as me.”

— Kate Stewart

209. “There was love. There were a lot of things.” “And then?” “We crashed.”

— Kate Stewart

210. “She’s under my skin, fueling my days, lightning in my veins. I’m already gone.”

— Kate Stewart

211. “I spent the first few days with his earbuds in, immersed in sensory overload. I finally had to tuck them away in my desk, having decided anyone who listens to music while emotionally compromised is a masochist.”

— Kate Stewart

212. “I feel sorry for the bastard that will deserve and eventually claim her for good. She’s going to give him hell.”

— Kate Stewart

213. “It might not yet be love, but it’s definitely nothing short of heady infatuation at this point.”

— Kate Stewart

214. “And the fact that you can’t stand by what you preach doesn’t make me less of a woman. It makes you both less of a man. You are the ones who told me to take what I want when I want it. I guess the rule only applies if what I want is you!”

— Kate Stewart

215. “Who brought you home?” “Just a local.” “Ah, does he have a name?” “He does. Friend.”

— Kate Stewart

216. “I might have convinced myself I came out of selfish curiosity to deliver an overdue apology, but that’s no longer the case at all. I find myself in the same position I was in the second I let her go – filled with longing and soul-crushing regret.”

— Kate Stewart

217. “It’s a good thing we don’t build our self-esteem off kid compliments, I’d be under psychiatric care.”

— Kate Stewart

218. “His eyes remain on my profile as I bite my lip and stuff my hands in his jacket pockets. Amongst the contents, I feel a lighter, a safety pin, and pull a package out to see a dual pack of condoms – LELO-HEX-XL. My eyes fly to his, his expression not changing a fraction as I quickly stuff the package back into my pocket. “Congratulations,” I mutter dryly with an eyeroll before darting my gaze back to the brightly lit piece.”

— Kate Stewart

219. “Other dreams of rainy days and nights filled with flips of pages and old nineties flicks, of cheddar popcorn and lavender scented blankets, of lightning and thunder and the fast pants and moans between the streak in the sky and the ground rattling boom that follows.”

— Kate Stewart

220. “When I was six-years-old I was gifted with a best friend who later turned into my soul mate.”

— Kate Stewart

221. “I need this. I needed this so much,” he declared before he shut his eyes tight. When they opened, they were full of emotion. “Tell me I can have this, tell me I can be this happy. Tell me I can have you.”

— Kate Stewart

222. “I once read if you stare down a dog long enough, you prove your dominance if the dog is the first to look away. I lift a brow in challenge, refusing to blink. Troy’s thick lips turn up before he drops his gaze to the floor. That’s right, Fido. Now, go lick your ass.”

— Kate Stewart

223. “I wanted him without a doubt, no pretense of a future, no plans of any kind, no problem. I wanted him. And from the look in his eyes, I was about to have him.”

— Kate Stewart

224. “Abbie, I had no idea what this would be. You have to believe I didn’t know it was you I was looking for. This, us, it means everything to me. I didn’t expect this.”

— Kate Stewart

225. “Even when you do your best to mask poverty, it can be painfully obvious.”

— Kate Stewart

226. “More importantly, he couldn’t handle her personality or her beliefs, or her strength; therefore, he did not deserve her.”

— Kate Stewart

227. “From my experience, the minute I accept love, accept happiness, it gets snatched away from me in life-altering ways.”

— Kate Stewart

228. “I was so lonely I used to have conversations with – ” “The moon,” I say softly, tears gliding down my cheeks as I remember his confession about the sky.”

— Kate Stewart

229. “I got in my head again, and I was tired of burdening you with it.” “That’s not what this is about,” she snaps. “There’s no limit in being a friend, in being there for a friend. There’s no limit.”

— Kate Stewart

230. “I don’t think you can live a genuine life being inspired by others – everyday lives anyway – but you can be inspired by their creations.”

— Kate Stewart

231. “Always brothers,” I whisper.”

— Kate Stewart

232. “But you are worth it for me, Dom.”

— Kate Stewart

233. “Well, have faith, Rafe. If a fourteen-inch seahorse can be monogamous, I’m sure there’s hope for you.”

— Kate Stewart

234. “My hate for him continues to grow, along with my attraction.”

— Kate Stewart

235. “It doesn’t have to be perfect, Jordy, but it does have to be the two of you.”

— Kate Stewart

236. “This isn’t a game,” I whisper hoarsely. He sobers, pulling back slightly so I can clearly see the look in his eyes. “No, it’s not. You punched a hole in my goddamned chest in Seattle, only to leave me in the dark to try and figure out how to fill it.”

— Kate Stewart

237. “You might be trouble. But you’re still more. A lot more.”

— Kate Stewart

238. “I’m supposed to be having dinner with my parents later.” “Well, you’ll be dining on peanut butter and jelly in a van that smells like blue cheese instead.” I.”

— Kate Stewart

239. “Sometimes saving face while displaying quiet strength isn’t worth the cost.”

— Kate Stewart

240. “Despite what some say, not all birds are attracted to shiny, spinning things.”

— Kate Stewart

241. “She reaches in her cart and extends a bag of Twizzlers toward me. “Here, you need it more than I do.” “I’m good. Wouldn’t want you to miss the only fruit in your cart.”

— Kate Stewart

242. “Humans are gloriously flawed, and some types of love are never truly unconditional. A lot of my mistake was expecting our love to stay perfect, because a lot of the time, it was. It’s wanting our love even after we’ve seen the imperfections that makes or breaks us.”

— Kate Stewart

243. “What if this moment, right here, is the moment that changes your life?”

— Kate Stewart

244. “I need our connection. I am his life and he is mine and that’s the only way we’ve ever worked.”

— Kate Stewart

245. “Miss me, Pup?” “Maybe.”

— Kate Stewart

246. “But in the spirit of full disclosure, you should know that every time I look at you, Cecelia, I want your attention, your lips, your tongue, your body. You have infected me with your sickness, and now I’m an addict too.”

— Kate Stewart

247. “I don’t believe in miracles, but I’m falling for mine.”

— Kate Stewart

248. “They invented the ‘nice guy’ theory for men who are innocent bystanders left in the wake of our first love gone wrong. We always recover but we never forget and we never love quite the same. The first love is always the most felt, the hardest to get over, and the hardest to forget.”

— Kate Stewart

249. “That was the thing about musicians that I envied most. They could bleed at the top of their lungs for a few hours a day on stage, pouring out their hearts, hurts, or anger into the crowd, and they were worshiped for it. It was not such an epic affair when your emotions bleed into everyday life and have an overabundance of them bubbling to the surface.”

— Kate Stewart

250. “So, what happened?” Reid had asked the same question. He forgot about me. I damn near laughed at the irony, and Nate furrowed his brows. “Sorry, if you only knew how much of a coincidence that question is – was. And I don’t want to talk about it. Ever.”

— Kate Stewart