Top 280 Kate Stewart Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “Satisfied with the look I plan to neuter Easton Crowne in, I grab the small clutch which matches the red soles of my heels before tucking in my phone and travel wallet.”

— Kate Stewart

202. “What appears to be bold black feather tips peak along the side of his neck.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

204. “The only thing that could trump you today, Abbie, is you tomorrow. And I don’t want to be without you tomorrow.”

— Kate Stewart

205. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

207. “I think I’m falling in love with the king of nothing.”

— Kate Stewart

208. “I hadn’t realized just how much of rocks my heroes were when it came to friends and family, until I left. I wanted to be that rock for those I cared the most for. And a good rock rarely becomes a rolling stone.”

— Kate Stewart

209. “I look over to him to see his gaze fixed on my hair just as he reaches up and rubs one of my curls between his fingers. “I like it like this.” “Clean?” “Natural,” he says, taking his coffee as a tinge of exhilaration shoots up my spine. “You can’t be serious.” “I am.”

— Kate Stewart

210. “He stares down at me, gasping out his release, unmistakable terror in his eyes. And I’m thankful for it. I’m thankful for every vulnerable second of it because I see the recognition when he realizes what I already know. He didn’t want to feel anything, and instead, he felt everything. We’ve just ruined ourselves with our hate for the other.”

— Kate Stewart

211. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

214. “I’ve never met a woman so willing to brave her own destruction for just a little truth.”

— Kate Stewart

215. “I know when I’m speaking to the other half of me. I’ve always known, my love.”

— Kate Stewart

216. “But I’m starting to understand the root of some of my attraction. When I look at him, I do see Dominic and Sean. When he speaks, I hear bits and pieces of them both. I must still be looking at him in that way because he lifts his chin, prompting me.”

— Kate Stewart

217. “I love you, Dallas. I just couldn’t do a damn thing about it until now.”

— Kate Stewart

218. “The truth is, I do expect a lot out of my love story and the man I’ll share it with.”

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219. “That’s the thing about intimacy and truly knowing the person you’re with. They always know when something’s off, no matter how casually you try to sweep your unease away. They know. It’s their job, because in the song of your life, they are the ones listening. It’s when they stop that you need to worry. He’d listened to mine. He knew when a beat was missing, or a note was forgotten. He’d memorized my song, and I was his favorite.”

— Kate Stewart

220. “I want your breaths, your minutes, your movements, and to be included in your memories. I want to be the man you run to. I want to be significant. I want you. It’s that simple.”

— Kate Stewart

221. “The liberation that comes with her acceptance is one I unknowingly searched for and found in her. In these precious seconds, I bask in the understanding that I have someone to share myself with, a partner, a lover, confidante, and friend. Her love is all the validity I’ll ever need.”

— Kate Stewart

222. “Baby, please look at me.”

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

— Kate Stewart

224. “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

225. “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

226. “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

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

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228. “With every slow thrust of his tongue, every possessive push of his hips, he damns us, the confession in his eyes narrating our story, our ill-fated fortune as star-crossed fools, sharing a merciless love neither of us can ever deny, but can never keep.”

— Kate Stewart

229. “I didn’t know where you got the dress, so I couldn’t replace it. But the negligee felt like you. Soft,” he presses a kiss below my ear, “sensual,” and another, “delicate,” he pulls back to weigh my reaction before licking along my bottom lip, “beautiful.”

— Kate Stewart

230. “Natalie,” he murmurs, pulling my chin by his fingers back toward him. “I really just want to talk to you, so please don’t force me to play dirty because I have time to kill between gigs, and if you don’t get,” he bites his lip, “your perfect ass in my van, I’m going to bend you over Monday morning and bite it right in front of your daddy. Bet.”

— Kate Stewart

231. “We don’t have to be friends, Easton, and I may grill you for the truth, but I can promise you that I won’t sacrifice any part of you for them.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

233. “Even in hindsight, with all of your mistakes disappearing in the distance, the things you got right are there alongside them. I’d made the mistake of only looking for the hurt. Because why do we have to be perfect?”

— Kate Stewart

234. “You’ve been up to no good?” “Always.” “That’s my girl.”

— Kate Stewart

235. “Ian, are you okay?” He didn’t hesitate a second. “No.” Tense moments passed as we stared at each other. “And what will you do with that answer, Koti?” “I’ll keep it in confidence. I’ll respect your need for privacy and I’ll ask you until you say you are, or you could be, or you might be someday.”

— Kate Stewart

236. “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

237. “I’ve got you, Pup.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

239. “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

240. “This woman was insane, but the kind of insane you gravitated toward. There was nothing generic about her. She didn’t hold back on anything, not her wrath, her opinion, or her compliments, which she gave freely.”

— Kate Stewart

241. “I want to grow old laughing with you, Harper. I’ve never loved anyone so much in my life. No one can leave me like you do. No woman could or will ever be you.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

244. “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

245. “It’s fear that’s going to keep us angry, keep us confused, keep us penniless.”

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246. “You finally get it together enough to get over them – live without them – and bam, they show up on your doorstep expecting you to feel the same way. My momma always said, ‘Don’t ever count on a man to realize his wrongs on your emotional timeline ’cause men always take way longer to come around and deal with their feelings. They’re emotionally stunted.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

248. “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

249. “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

250. “That’s the truth,” I add, “people don’t want the brutal truth in love stories anymore, but that, there,” I gesture at the screen, “is the brutal, ugly truth.”

— Kate Stewart