Top 280 Kate Stewart Quotes (2026 Update)
Page 6 of 6

251. “Miss me, Pup?” “Maybe.”

— Kate Stewart

252. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

254. “He wants me to read, with him, in his bed. And what better way to pass a day in stormy weather than curling up with a gorgeous man and getting lost in the words.”

— Kate Stewart

255. “There’s no better storyteller, no better reflection of my worth than in the eyes of the woman who shared in my journey and helped me navigate my way through the worst of it.”

— Kate Stewart

256. “You and Dante, you redefined my dreams. My everything is yours.”

— Kate Stewart

257. “I was up most of the night, wondering how many times the Lord could be summoned before He made an appearance in the middle of some shameful fornication.”

— Kate Stewart

258. “Always brothers,” I whisper.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

260. “No matter how mad you make each other, you will always be brothers.”

— Kate Stewart

261. “Tyler’s words the day we met come into mind. “Crazy where a day can take you, huh? That’s nothing unusual around here.”

— Kate Stewart

262. “In visions of the dark night I have dreamed of joy departed – But a waking dream of life and light Hath left me broken-hearted. – A Dream, Edgar Allen Poe.”

— Kate Stewart

263. “Boo, listen. You can’t go beating up everyone that pisses you off. Use your words, I promise you they are much better weapons. But be careful with them because bruises heal.”

— Kate Stewart

264. “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

265. “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

266. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

268. “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

269. “I love you too, Cecelia.” No more rain.”

— Kate Stewart

270. “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

271. “And for the record, I caught feelings the minute I laid eyes on you.”

— Kate Stewart

272. “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

273. “He’s nervous. I barely have time to register what’s happening when Easton closes his eyes. Time seems to stand still as his fingers search for and easily find the keys as he runs down a few chords.”

— Kate Stewart

274. “Still trying to make peace with the devil?” My nod is solemn. “I want to so much.” “I’m all yours, Cecelia.”

— Kate Stewart

275. “I’ll find you again. I’ll find you in my dreams. We’ll have so many rainy days. I’ll find you –.”

— Kate Stewart

276. “He pins me beneath him, pressing my wrists to the grass, his hair tickling my chin as he gazes down at me. “A selfish moment,” he whispers softly before he captures my mouth, drawing me into the most damning and selfish of kisses.”

— Kate Stewart

277. “I want to be a dad, his Dad, not neighbor Troy, and the only way to accomplish that is by earning the respect of his mother.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

279. “Eggs – runny, coffee – black, beer – cold, music – loud, cars,” I floor the gas. She laughs out the rest. “Fast.”

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

281. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

283. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

285. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

287. “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

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

— Kate Stewart

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

— Kate Stewart

290. “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

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

— Kate Stewart