Top 100 Keri Lake Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “His finger trailed down my temple, and he pushed a stray hair behind my ear. “I shiver when I look at you. Because every cell in my body knows you are the only creature capable of destroying me. The only thing in this world I would die for.”

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52. “Because this is supposed to be filler, but you’re making me curious about the plot.”

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53. “I’m convinced the heart is a masochist. Some call it an organ of fire, but I have to believe mine has turned to ash, as many times as it’s been burned and broken throughout the years.”

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54. “No one touched what belonged to me without repercussions. My class. My requirements. My student. Without a doubt, Lilia Vespertine was going to be a massive headache. But she was my headache.”

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55. “The girl with the moon in her eyes and fire in her soul.”

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56. “Eyes locked on his, I reached up the hem of my skirt and pulled down my panties, slipping them over my ankles. I balled them in my palm and stuffed them into the pocket of his slacks, next to the hard length that brushed the edge of my thumb. “Panties are for the modest,” I said, and turned for the door.”

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57. “My, my, Maevyth. You are a naughty girl,” she said with an edge of amusement.”

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58. “Sighing, I stare out over the ocean, thinking how incredible it would be to end up in the tiny bellies of fish. To forever be part of the sea.”

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59. “How cruel a fate to gift him with the warmth and sunlight, a mere breath of contentment in his otherwise cold and rayless world, only to steal it away.”

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60. “You are mine, moon witch. For all eternity and whatever lies beyond it. No soul has ever been more intricately woven into mine than yours.”

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61. “I’ve also come to realize that pain doesn’t strike at once, as one might think. It’s organic. From the moment you fall in love with someone, your pain begins.”

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62. “Everything is poison with the proper dose. Even you.”

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63. “I plucked a piece of lint from my black slacks and offered a small but insincere smile.”

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64. “Refusing to look at her was like trying not to look at a star captured in the palm of his hand.”

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65. “Most people assume that I enjoy sleeping all the time. They never consider that I don’t enjoy being sad.”

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66. “Beg all you like.” He let out a sardonic chuckle. “I’d quite like to see you on your knees.”

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67. “An incredibly beautiful, but annoying, problem.”

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68. “We were rained in together. Alone. In the dungeon of the building. I was going to be sleeping over with Professor Bramwell. Doctor Death.”

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69. “Goodnight.” “Goodnight, Lunamiszka.” “Do I still annoy you?” she asked. “Endlessly.”

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70. “They stare because you’re the only thing worth staring at.”

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71. “Are you okay?” Lilia asked, giving a squeeze of my hand. “I will be.” I lifted her hand to my lips and kissed her knuckles. “What did he say to you?” “He just said that I was too beautiful to fret over this scar. And that I should look out for you because you’re all he has left.”

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72. “Allow me to caution you, Miss Vespertine. You are a confused moth dancing about a wild flame. Blind to the incomprehensible danger of your curiosities.”

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73. “It was there that I began to wonder if what I felt for Lilia was something more than I cared to admit.”

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74. “Just to clarify–we’re friends.” Spencer chuckled, shaking his head. “Who hurt you?”

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75. “You’re a sickness inside of me that begs never to be cured. Infecting me with this unshakable craving for things I shouldn’t want.”

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76. “She was the warmth of the sun on a cold and rotting corpse. The first breath after a lifetime of death.”

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77. “You’re thinking about feeding me to the fyredrakes again, aren’t you? Perhaps I should meet these terrible beasts, so I can truly appreciate your threat without rolling my eyes.”

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78. “Do I still annoy you?” she asked. “Endlessly.”

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79. “I’m not going anywhere. You and I? This? There’s no escaping it. Doesn’t matter how fast you run, or how far you get, I will always be inside you just like this. In your bones and in your blood and in your head. It doesn’t matter what you tell the universe–what secrets you spill. Nothing can change what we are, what we’ve become.”

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80. “What in the gods’ shriveled balls is this?”

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81. “You’re mine. And I would never hurt what’s mine.”

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82. “No. You pray to a god that doesn’t listen, and you’re shocked when he doesn’t come to save you.”

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83. “Says who? I happen to get very attached to my fictional boyfriends.”

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84. “Lilia. Her name was a dirty scalpel plunged deep inside my chest, past crumbling bones and decayed flesh.”

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85. “Tell me,” he whispered. “Tell me what you refuse to say aloud. What you think every night before you go to sleep. Tell me the words you say in dreams, when no one can hear you.”

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86. “You let any other undeserving prick near it, and I will cut out his tongue and send it to you in a specimen jar.”

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87. “Stay out of trouble, Curious Moth,” he said, as he strode for the door. Curious Moth. A nickname. A fitting one, too, given the fact that I had no intentions of avoiding the flame.”

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88. “One touch would end this agonizing curiosity, but might just send me spiraling into madness.”

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89. “Hands gripped my face as he held me imprisoned in that breathless moment, then pressed his forehead to mine. “I’ll never know what in seven hells inspired the universe to send you to me, Maevyth.” “Some might call it a punishment,” I said, smiling. “If this is punishment, then I welcome an eternity of suffering.” The kiss that followed was gentle and teasing in the way he merely brushed his lips across mine. “You consume me entirely, little moon witch.”

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90. “Some kisses were said to feel like fireworks. His felt like a slow-drip anesthetic, silently siphoning my senses, until all I could smell, taste, and feel was him.”

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91. “For those who feel lost in a dark and pathless wood. Believe in the magic beyond the trees.”

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92. “A note. I opened it to find a small plastic card with the Dragon’s Lair coffee shop logo on it. The attached paper simply said: Now you can buy coffee whenever you like. –B.”

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93. “Or perhaps it’s the sea who fears the depths of you, Miss Vespertine.”

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94. “What a terrible burden to watch something die.”

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95. “A delicious mixture of coffee and spicy cologne trailed after him.”

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96. “And just how does that benefit you as a reader? A voyeur, essentially. You have no intimate connection with these fictional characters.” “Says who? I happen to get very attached to my fictional boyfriends.” Yet another frown. “Boyfriends?” “I read a lot.”

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97. “I wouldn’t consider reading books in solitary the worst scenario.”

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98. “He groaned. “Must you always prod for an explanation?” “Yes. I like to have clarity of thought. Why are you so hesitant to say?”

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99. “It gets easier after a while. Almost like their hate becomes part of your skin.” I run my finger over the tiny ridges of scars along my forearm. “Surface. As long as it stays on the surface, it can’t touch who you are inside.”

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100. “Here, I thought you liked studying moths, the way you carry on in your lectures.” “Depends on the moth I’m studying.” Eyes on me, he pushed to his feet, stumbling back a step.”

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