Top 100 Katy Evans Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “The moment I hit that pedal, I’m alive. And tonight I feel drunk with it.”

— Katy Evans

52. “And my brain goes quiet and my heart is calm and my life is at a standstill, and the pendulum that I am, all the swinging to and fro, finally stops and I feel like I finally found my center.”

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53. “No picture I saw online truly captured the effect of that tanned, well-structured face in person. Absolutely none. His face is walk-straight-into-a-wall stunning, and I won’t even dwell on his body, but now I understand why his bed is the most coveted spot in town.”

— Katy Evans

54. “She is the one relentless, constant thought in my head and tug in my damn chest. The only she that has ever existed in my life.”

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55. “And I realize that love is as ever-changing as a sky or as an ocean: always there, but not always sunny or clean or calm.”

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56. “I never expected my story to change, but it did. Stories tend to do that; you go out searching for something and come back with something different.”

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57. “And then I imagine the look on her face when I tell her I’m bipolar.”

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58. “I’m on fire when I look at you,” he says, his voice reverent and his gaze electric on me. “You decimated me just now.”

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59. “I’m burning to my bones. Beyond.”

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60. “This is the girl. The one I’m going to marry. The one whose life I’m going to completely ruin.”

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61. “We are all here for a blink. Life changes in a blink. We fall in love, sometimes, in a blink.”

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62. “I want to know what it’s like to lie next to him without anything between us.”

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63. “I want to be that guy you can’t ever take out of your head, Rachel. The one you’ve been waiting for. I want you to have eyes just for me and smile just for me and a tone of voice only I will hear.”

— Katy Evans

64. “You’re everything I never knew I wanted.” He tucks back another tendril of hair behind my ear, his eyes a little too brilliant as he draws back. “And all mine, remember that tidbit.”

— Katy Evans

65. “Did you know men’s testosterone rises when they see a new attractive female? His doesn’t. It just goes through the roof when he sees you-his female.”

— Katy Evans

66. “Why does he look at me like this? Why like THIS? Like he wants inside me as much as I want him. Like he wants more than my body, like he wants to suck the blood out of me, eat my soul up, and then pray to me.”

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67. “The illusion is real. The life is mine.”

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68. “He is what I never knew I wanted and now all I need.”

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69. “I want to marry this girl. I want to marry her now.”

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70. “Stories change. Just like people change. We change when we suffer, when we take, when we give, when we love. When you lose the object of your love, your normal will be perennially changed; there’s no returning to the old anymore. You have to rebuild stronger walls, change your expectations, and wait for the sunlight.”

— Katy Evans

71. “They called him prince when his father was alive, now he’s about to take the king’s throne.”

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72. “She is my female and I need her. I knew it from the instant I saw her, and she knew it too, and that’s why she ran. She wanted me to chase and I did. I will chase her every time she wants to see if I want her and need her enough.”

— Katy Evans

73. “I will kill myself before letting her go.”

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74. “There are things you’re certain about. That you’d bet your life on. Things that you just know. You know the heat of a fire will burn you. Water will quench your thirst. She is one of those things; the most unerring certainty of my life.”

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75. “To my lady. May she have success in all her endeavors, health and friendships, and may I not take my own last breath until she takes hers. May she always know I love her.”

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76. “To my guy. May he win every game he chooses to play, have many reasons to laugh, more successes than he can remember, and as long as he loves me, always have me.”

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77. “Brooke, I need you to know who I am. What I am.”

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78. “You’re so fragile you’ve boxed yourself up so you don’t break.”

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79. “There’s something inside of me screaming her name. Something like I’ve known her my whole life. Something the moment I locked eyes on her that whispered, you’re going to marry this chick. This girl is going to own you, and you’re going to own her, and that’s that.”

— Katy Evans

80. “She grounds me. She obsesses me. She fuels me.”

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81. “Remember you?” I croaked. “I came back for you.”

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82. “Never expect anyone to complete you. Don’t be two halves to make a whole, be two wholes and make something more.”

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83. “We drive along the streets of London, the wind in her hair, before I park us at a cliff overlooking the Thames.”

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84. “He is a stud. He was made to mate. To procreate. And I want him like my next breath. I want him more than any one of these screaming women wants him. I want every fragmented part of him. I want his body. His mind. His heart. His beautiful soul. He says he’s mine, but I know that there’s a part of Remington Tate nobody will ever have. I am his, but he is untamable and unconquerable. The only one who can defeat Remington Tate is himself.”

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85. “Weak men don’t like string men, they remind them of what they failed to be.”

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86. “He’s the president now, but he’s still Matt. My first crush, my first love. And I know that after Matt, I’ll never want or love another man again.”

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87. “The company I’ve been keeping doesn’t seem to satisfy me anymore,” he whispers in my ear.”

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88. “The hardest things to do are sometimes the ones that prove most meaningful, but not necessarily the ones we remember most fondly.”

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89. “I am in love with stories. How they shape our lives. How they mark people who don’t even know us. How they can impact us even when an event didn’t exactly occur in our own lives.”

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90. “We’ve met with hundreds of thousands of people. You get to see all the varieties, all the ethnicities that now make up Americans. You get to see courage, suffering, hope, politeness, rudeness, anger, despair – all of that is America. Sadness is when you don’t listen to those in pain until they’re crying. You don’t listen to those suffering because sometimes they’re the ones most silent.”

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91. “I’d say people respond to me on four levels and four levels only; they want to pray to me, be me, do me or kill me.”

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92. “I think she is marvelous. She is untouched by politics, unmarred and untainted. She is absolutely, brilliantly humble. Honest, hardworking. And it would be my honor that she accept to be my wife. Now if you’ll excuse me, I have a country to govern and a woman to woo.”

— Katy Evans

93. “You never know what really lies under a look and you can’t apply reason to every feeling. But it’s all there.”

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94. “You think you need me, little firecracker?” The gruff question travels all the way through me, and I have to press my thighs together to stop the tremor in me. “Baby, the way you need me can only barely cover half of the way I need you.” The unexpected sadness in his voice yanks my gaze back to his.”

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95. “He is the man his father groomed and that a nation has waited for.”

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96. “Tylenol and murder.”

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97. “We all get hurt. The question is: Who do you love enough, trust enough, and want enough to give the power to hurt you?”

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98. “There are the kinds of things that you don’t choose – they just happen, sometimes with people you don’t want to react to as fiercely as you do.”

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99. “We don’t fit,” I say. “I just want to find a spot, warm not cold, with a nice view, everything I could want, and I want to stop moving and stay there – in that spot. And you will never stand still.”

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100. “Matt takes the folder with lazy grace, his gaze still holding mine, his voice still terribly deep and unnerving. “See? I knew there was a reason I brought you on. You make me look good.”

— Katy Evans