Top 500 Krista Ritchie Quotes (2026 Update)
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451. “I hope the man who taught me to float as a baby isn’t about to see me drown as an adult.”

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452. “You can’t refuse to feel hurt just because you think that you don’t deserve to feel it.”

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453. “I don’t think you have a problem stuffing your face,” he says, “just not with food.”

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454. “We’re complicated, but as long as we’re together, I don’t care what we are.”

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455. “I know what you want, and you don’t need to take it. I can give it to you.”

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456. “So I pointed at the sun ascending in the horizon. Just as the darkened sky began to lighten. “Keep your eyes there.” Her green ones flickered to me before following my finger. Her pulse picked up speed. “And what happens when it disappears?” I would’ve loved to tell her that it never would. That no matter where we were the sun would always be present. But it wouldn’t have been true. The only thing we could count on was that the sun would rise again. “Wait for it to return,” I told her.”

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457. “All kids are devils in disguise,” Rose retorts, her forearms on the bar, “and apparently I’m the only one who sees them for what they really are.” “And what is that?” “Small, tiny gremlins.”

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458. “He reaches me and hold the back of my head, his lips brushing my ear. ‘No restraints. One-hundred-and-fifty miles per hour. You and me, sweetheart.”

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459. “After truly knowing Ryke, I can’t fathom shutting the door on a sibling. It’s a bind that’s different than a friendship. It’s one that hurts more if it breaks, but when it’s whole, it means everything.”

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460. “I don’t mind that you don’t love me the way I do you.” I tuck my hair behind my ear. “Thank you for at least trying.”

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461. “A crying baby – that’s a personal circle of hell for me.”

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462. “Do not fill into his lap like a bird without wings, Jane. You’re born from lions.”

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463. “We chose this because nothing else felt right. Nothing else felt as good. Our greatest happiness has always been with each other.”

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464. “He leans forward, his lips an inch from mine. And very deeply, very huskily, he whispers, “What do you want, Maximoff?”

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465. “It’s what we don’t say that hurts the most.”

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466. “I’m starting to wonder how much I can take of this – of not knowing the truth of our actions, of our relationship. It’s driving me insane.”

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467. “I meet those fierce yellow-green eyes. Even in the wake of my pain, she has this resilience that’s more beautiful than words can describe. It’s fire to my water. And I want her to burn me alive.”

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468. “You want to know how many times a day I question why I’m with you?” “Five times.” “A hundred.” “If you told me you were going to exaggerate, I would have picked that, but I thought we were being realistic here, hun.”

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469. “That’s it, Rose. I have you. You’re safe with me.”

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470. “While this is my battle, he’s here with me. He always is.”

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471. “I always dreamed about a world where people try to save other people. Now I’m aiming an arrow at what I fought for. What I went to prison for. What I would’ve died for.”

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472. “Your torment, my war. Your love, my triumph. I don’t know how to dim when I love you, Harriet. I only know how to burn bright.”

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473. “I’m tragically in love with you too.”

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474. “Sometimes the dreams you construct for yourself at ten, twelve-years-old aren’t the same ones you thought they would be at twenty-four. And it just takes a while to finally make peace with that.”

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475. “Anyone can read comics, and if you don’t it’s perfectly okay to enjoy the characters in other mediums.”

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476. “When you’re different from the pack, it takes more guts to be yourself.”

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477. “At times, I thought giving up was better than fighting. But I made it. I’m here. Lo’s here.”

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478. “People relate love to insects fluttering inside their digestive system.”

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479. “Great, he can’t read my mind. What I’d give to be dating Charles Xavier – though.”

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480. “Jesus Christ,” Lo curses. “Am I the only one not armed?” I don’t say it out loud, but his words are basically a weapon.”

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481. “I want to be whole. I want to be the best possible version of myself without the chance of being wounded or broken.”

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482. “On the dresser sits a framed portrait of Lo kissing my cheek.”

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483. “We’re both the type of people to never slow down, to run around the bases at high speed. I want that with him. To freakin’ make a home run like we’re track stars on a baseball field.”

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484. “I ride through the night. Daisy sleeps in my arms for some of it, straddled backwards and facing me.”

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485. “Whether he meant to really touch my hip or if it was an unconscious movement, trained from all these years of pretending.”

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486. “I want love that survives with me. ‘Cause I know I’m gonna survive in the end. No matter what.”

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487. “You don’t make me miserable. You make me want to live. And I want to live with you.”

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488. “It’s love like this that’s worth living for.”

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489. “Age is a number that doesn’t reflect circumstance, environment or psychology.”

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490. “Now I have everything. The only thing about having everything is that you can lose it all.”

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491. “Children laugh for no reason at all. They laugh because they’re alive and they’re in your arms. It’s senseless, but this senseless moment pounds against my heart more than a sound fact.”

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492. “Charlie. That little bastard hooked me up with Highland, and somehow, it worked.”

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493. “He’s safety, the forceful gravity that grounds me, that helps stop me from ratting sideways inside a world that tries and tries to shake me.”

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494. “Didn’t I tell you? he whispers, his gaze nearly glassing. “It’s the little things.”

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495. “He laughs and stares up at the ceiling, as though a higher power changed his life path. Maybe fate, luck – or him. His choice. He took the risk.”

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496. “We never touched, but I made love to your mind.”

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497. “Moffy. Pancakes.” I push open the door to the kitchen, but Moffy is glued to the television. “Maximoff Hale. You want to cook or watch superheroes defeat evil?” I can’t believe this is even a question. “Superheroes,” he says in a daze. Yeah, that’s definitely my kid. I.”

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498. “Once something or someone has died, it can never return.” “Liar!”

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499. “It’s the way his pinky hooks with mine, just for a second, before he full-on cups my hand.”

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500. “I liked the high, the rush, and how it seemed to fill an emptiness that kept growing inside of me.”

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