Top 500 Kiera Cass Quotes (2024 Update)
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301. “Are you all right? You seem tense,” Maxon noted. “You get confused by crying women, I get confused by walks with princes,” I said with a shrug.”

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302. “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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303. “I looked at his face, unsure of how many more of his smiles I’d have.”

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304. “I was used to watching this on a comfy couch with bowls of popcorn and family commentary.”

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305. “That’s what we were in the eyes of our employers: meant to be heard and not seen.”

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306. “Let’s be honest-we’re a pretty intense bunch, yeah? Osten laughed, and Kaden’s expression brightend. “But whatever we put her through, it was welcome. She’d rather have forced me to learn penmanship than never have had a daughter. She’d rather have been your living encyclopedia than not connect with us. She’d rather have begged you to sit still than have had only three children. None of this is because of us,” I promised.”

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

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308. “See, it’s just a matter of looking at the lines and doing the math.” “Ugh, more math. I do enough of that as it is.” He laughed. “But this is fun math.” “Fun math is an oxymoron.” Kile.”

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309. “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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310. “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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311. “Before I could even sip, Maxon slid the bowl of sugar in front of me. Like he knew.”

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312. “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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313. “There we were, two little spots of light growing together, inseparable.”

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314. “I still couldn’t see any rhyme or reason to fighting through countless obstacles for love only to have it leave you powerless in the end.”

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315. “I’d wondered how it was possible to magically find a soul mate in a random group of boys.”

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316. “There, lying in the hospital wing, my heart broke for the first time over Maxon Schreave.”

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317. “It was a delicious feeling, falling in love. I’d had so many luxuries in my life, and I thought I’d had a taste of this before, but I realized now it was merely a cheap imitation of something not meant to be imitated in the first place.”

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318. “He was composed, polite, and intelligent. All the things a prince should be.”

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319. “I was lost in a hundred different worlds.”

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320. “I held the water to my chest, and I loved.”

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321. “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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322. “My body didn’t care for me, so what did I care for it?”

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323. “Falling asleep next to you, I mean, like we did in the safe room. It was nice to hear your breaths as they came and went, something quiet and close, keeping me from feeling so alone.”

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324. “It’s the most wonderful and terrible thing that can ever happen to you,” she said simply.”

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325. “The ladies who came to the palace tended to be less aggressive physically. But their words could probably start wars if said in the wrong tone.”

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326. “Celeste chose to sleep through the flight, which was a small mercy.”

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327. “And when he broke, it was a miracle he managed to find all the pieces of himself again.”

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328. “I never thought to question the lack of truth until it had been placed in front of me. Why did the king just let us guess?”

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329. “It’s a strange thing to discover how much you matter to people you didn’t really know you mattered to. Or to find that the slow disintegration of yourself causes a smaller version to happen in other people.”

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330. “At the end of the day, I can’t force any of you to treat people the way you should. But it should be on your conscience that whatever law I pass won’t do much unless each of you takes it upon yourself to show kindness to your fellow citizens.”

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331. “It was completely fascinating to me the way that love grew. I kept thinking I’d found a way to give him all that I had, but then I’d learn a new quirk, hear a new story, go through a new experience, and my heart swelled.”

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332. “I’m happy, Ahren. I’m the princess. I have everything.” “I think you’re mistaking comfort for joy.”

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333. “She shook her head. “I didn’t stand a chance, did I? It’s been you the whole time.”

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334. “Shhh, don’t say a word. If anyone hears, there’ll be hell to pay. Just let me look at you.” And so I obeyed. I stayed there, quiet and still, while Aspen stared into my eyes.”

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335. “As always, I thank God for words. I’m so glad I don’t have to try to communicate this story to you with my antennae or something. Words are so delicious, and I’ll be forever happy they exist.”

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336. “I fully believed my current state was not my fault, not even in the slightest. I knew who to point the finger at, and they were all other Schreaves. I blamed Mom and Dad for not being able to get the country under control and forcing me into this situation, and I blamed Ahren for trying to get me to consider these boys in the first place.”

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337. “I’m looking at the others, and I’m being fair. It makes me nervous to feel some of the things I do. But I want you to know, I’m still looking at you, too. I think you know by now I can’t help it.” He shrugged, seeming so boyish at that moment.”

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338. “See there,” she said, pointing to my eyes. “Not the same color, but the same determination. And your lips, they have the same hopeful smile. I know you have your grandmother’s coloring, but you’re your mother’s daughter, through and through.”

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339. “I’d studied her face in a dozen shades of light, in a thousand stolen moments.”

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340. “Just before the doors closed, he gave me a wink and a crooked smile, and I was left there, grinning like an idiot.”

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341. “Would you like me to let you go home to your love today?” he asked. It was obvious that my preference for someone else bothered him, but instead of choosing to ve angry, he showed compassion.”

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342. “Forgive what? Our stupid little fight? It’s already forgotten. Your feelings being a little slower than mine? I’m prepared to wait. I don’t think there’s anything you could do that I couldn’t forgive.”

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343. “And there it was, pushing up through all the worries: hope.”

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344. “When he went back to untangle himself, she planted a kiss on his lips that he promptly – and in as polite a manner as possible – wiped away after his back was turned.”

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345. “The only way to get to the good is to walk through the bad.”

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346. “You were my pick. My only pick.”

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347. “America, is it?” I joked as she approached. “Yes, it is. And I know I’ve heard your name before, but could you remind me?”

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348. “When has anything in either of our lives ever been fair?”

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349. “Thank you. For that and for the rain and for not giving up.” He ran his fingers along my cheek and nose and chin. “You’re worth it. I don’t think you get that. You’re worth it to me.”

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350. “All I ever learned about was butter.” “Then you know everything.”

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