Top 500 Kiera Cass Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “Miss Lucy was there, seeming back to her usual, cheerful self. I kept wishing I could do something to help her. I knew a puppy wasn’t a person, but so far my only idea was to get her a pet. Mom.”

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252. “I wanted to be his dear, his darling. I wanted to be Maxon’s alone.”

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253. “It took only one charged second to hear the heart that I’d had so little faith in.”

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254. “I looked away. That wasn’t something I could promise. I weighed Maxon and Aspen in my heart over and over, and neither of them ever had a true edge. Except, maybe, when I was alone with one of them. Because, at that moment, I was tempted to promise Maxon that I would be there for him in the end.”

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255. “I’ve been with Camille a long time, and even if everything ended tomorrow, I’d be a better person because of her. There are some things you don’t learn about yourself until you let someone else into the most intimate places of your heart.”

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256. “It’s weird, all the things that go into that feeling of being home. And then it’s strange to have to change it.”

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257. “There was something about her... Even the way she didn’t like me drew me in, and I couldn’t help but smile.”

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258. “In the end, we made enemies with our heads, but we unmade them with our hearts.”

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259. “Technically, I’m not supposed to meet you until tomorrow, and I don’t want anyone getting upset. Though I wouldn’t call you yelling at me anything close to a romantic tryst, would you?”

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260. “Beside him, another guard recognized me, and one by one they bowed, deeply and reverently.”

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261. “Could it be that simple? Tell one story to one generation and repeat it until it was accepted as fact?”

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262. “I was stunned into silence, the way I always was when he touched the sky places of my heart.”

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263. “We would live together and weave out lives into one another’s and hold on to a sacred sisterhood that only a handful of women ever experienced.”

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264. “If you don’t want me to be in love with you you’re going to have to stop looking so lovely.”

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265. “And there was too much love in my heart to leave room for regret.”

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266. “It was impossible not to see all the gears turning in his head. It was also easy to see the moment he stopped thinking and nodded yes anyway.”

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267. “Had he liked her all along? Was she the girl he saw every day and was I the girl who fed him and showered him with kisses once a week? It occurred to me that maybe all the time he omitted in our stolen conversations wasn’t simply long, boring hours of inventory. I was too angry to cry.”

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268. “I think aggression is a sign of weakness. I’m always more impressed when people can end something with words.”

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269. “I’d rather have my last memory be of his death than suffer knowing that his last memory was of mine.”

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270. “Thank you,” he whispered. “At least I can know for certain that, for one brief moment of our time together, you and I felt the same thing.”

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271. “I will never forget your fire. I can’t wait to see what you do.”

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272. “Your Royal Husbandness.”

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273. “In those seconds, I was mourning everything I’d lost. How I’d never get to see you walk down an aisle toward me, how I’d never get to see your face in our children, how I’d never get to see streaks of silver in your hair. But, at the same time, I couldn’t be bothered. If me dying meant you living, how could that be anything but good?”

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274. “We’ll figure this out, I promise. I won’t let you sink.”

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275. “Ducking my head, I gave a slight nod. I couldn’t try to talk about my feelings for a person who obviously had a crush on someone else.”

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276. “For as harsh as his words were, his voice seemed to caress my name.”

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277. “I’ve seen a lot of people let the bad around them make them hard or stubborn. In the end, they miss the chance to make their world better because they only see the worst in it.”

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278. “Sometimes you have to give the hurt a noise and let it out. If you don’t, it fills you up with its emptiness.”

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279. “It was like they carried the sun inside their souls and let it shine out on everything around them.”

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280. “He paused, looking pained, and I took some consolation in the fact that he didn’t seem to want to hurt me. “When I found I had feelings for someone else.” At least that was easier to handle than my initial worry. “Carrie?” He shook his head. “Ean.” I was driven to absolute silence. Ean? Like, Ean Ean? I.”

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281. “Aspen would not have the satisfaction of breaking my heart anymore. He’d put me here, and I would just have to take advantage of it.”

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282. “Welcome to the first ever Selection Variety Show, starring a bunch of losers competing for your attention.”

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283. “All I could do was move forward and hope that whenever we drifted, we would somehow find a way back to each other.”

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284. “He scoffed and started pacing again. ‘Please, America, you’ve said and done so many things, I’m surprised you can even be embarrassed anymore.”

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285. “If it was nineteen years until my new life began, that meant that I was now a hundred years old. He was the singularly most beautiful thing I had seen in a hundred years.”

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286. “I had been raised a musician, but I was surrounded by artists.”

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287. “To him, it would be the saddest ending. But I thought about my family and Jillian. I thought about the lives they led and how special they were. Isn’t it the last chapter of a book that really makes it worth reading? Every story has to end. And everyone thinks death is a sad way to end a story. But that’s just not true. If it is, we are all just walking tragedies.”

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288. “The girl beside her, clearly a Two based on her clothes, looked like she was trying to drown the world in her cleavage.”

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289. “Wanting to cry doesn’t mean you can.”

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290. “This was how I wanted to end our night, with hope. Well, and maybe one more thing. I bit my lip and leaned into Maxon, asking with my eyes. Without a second of hesitation, he bent to kiss me. It was warm and gentle, and it left me feeling adored and somehow aching for more.”

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291. “I’m not changing everything about me to cater to some guy I don’t even know.” Or like, I added in my head. “Oh, my. Do we have an individual here?”

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292. “You know, I once read a book about people who practiced polygamy. One man with several wives. Crazy. I was just in a room with eight very unhappy woman and I have no idea why anyone would choose that.”

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293. “And for you to be my wife is all I want in the world. I love you. I was afraid to admit it for a long time, but I know it now.”

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294. “He’d do anything for the people he loved, and I knew without question that I was the person he loved the most.”

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295. “How had I lost so much in such a short period of time? It would seem like leaving your family, living in some foreign place, and being separated from the person you love should be events that take years to roll into place, not just a day.”

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296. “Just remember, your mother doesn’t let things happen to her. When something tries to ruin her life, she drags it into the street.”

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297. “Don’t be so embarrassed. It’s not as if we were naked. And it’s bound to happen in the future.”

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298. “It’s a strange thing to discover how much you matter to people you didn’t really know you mattered to.”

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299. “His caramel-colored hair was brushed back, and he walked with his hands in his pockets, as if he’d strolled down these halls before. His demeanor actually threw me for a second. Was he here to meet me, or was I here to meet him?”

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300. “I think you’re mistaking comfort for joy.”

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