Top 500 Krista Ritchie Quotes (2026 Update)
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451. “He wished I wasn’t alive. But truth is, I kind of did too. Until I looked at Lily. Until I talked to her. I don’t think I could have survived this life without that girl.”

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452. “I think, maybe, that’s what being a mom is. Being able to handle all the unexpected things in life.”

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453. “They would let Connor hypothetically kill them. God. If he could hear this right now, I think his ego would literally engulf the planetary system.”

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454. “Daisy puts the phone to her ear, ‘Hey, Sully.’ She smiles wider. ‘I did massage his ass, thanks for asking.”

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455. “He always makes me feel like I’m living on the right planet instead of the wrong one.”

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456. “Her temperament is a mixture of sweet, nurturing, and fearless. I wish I could be all of those one day, without compromise or hesitation.”

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457. “You’re my favorite four-letter word.”

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458. “Your lives have value, and your deaths have none.”

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459. “Why is the most significant person in her life her savior and her demon?”

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460. “I understand that we see the world differently and neither is wrong.”

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461. “And I see us in the sky. I see us in the sun and clouds. In the grass and trees. I see us in everything.”

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462. “When you feel your strongest and most comfortable in the arms of whomever you’re with,” Rose says, “then you know.”

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463. “Whatever happens,” I whisper, “we’ll always choose you like you chose us. No matter which direction I’m pulled in, I’m headed to you.”

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464. “Connor barely blinks before he says, “Normally I wouldn’t even waste words on someone who I find parochial and meaningless, but maybe I pity you just enough to say this: in the next two centuries, my wife and I will still exist. We will live beyond you through minds and words and hearts. If that makes you feel weak and insignificant, then maybe you should reevaluate your own stance in the world – and not attempt to beat at mine with two flailing hands.”

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465. “I want to love you more than I love this’ -he waves his bottle- ’and I don’t know how else to do it unless there’s something to lose.”

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466. “Truthfully though, it’s the reality. Once you change your nature, people question.”

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467. “Sleep deprivation promotes brain inefficiency.”

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468. “On Desert Shield, Ryke said goodbye to his friend and hello again to a love that has been the foundation of who he is since he was six.”

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469. “I’m average. I’ve been average most of my life, but there are moments where I feel extraordinary. Invincible. Able to conquer any fear and step outside any box. There is no illusion, no fantasy. I can climb a forty-foot pole. I can fly eighty-feet in the air. I can be taller than tall. It’s a dream that I’m living. Every day. With him.”

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470. “This is about Ryke. We can’t burn his place of love.” I snort. “His place of love is between our sister’s legs.”

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471. “Matt huffs. “Can you do me a favor, Ryke? These two owe my uncle forty grand.” He points to me. “This girl says her checkbook is in the car. Follow them and get the money from her.” “Yeah, no problem.” My stomach drops further. Now we’re going to be tailed by Matt’s superhero friend who looks fit enough to tackle me and pin me to the grass.”

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472. “You’re the first person I called.”

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473. “I love her, every minute of the day, and she doesn’t even realize, doesn’t even see how much.”

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474. “He’s like my wolf – dangerous, alluring and protective – but I can never get close enough or else he’ll bite me.”

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475. “I’m proud of you,” she says. “Did you scream, ‘I am a Golden God’ when you reached the top?” “Only you do that, sweetheart.”

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476. “It’s those soft moments people don’t see. The ones I cherish from Charlie. It’s why I trust he’ll find his way.”

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477. “If I seriously evaluate my relationship with Connor, it will rank somewhere closer to strange than normal.”

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478. “In my soul, I know, hell is where I’m from.”

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479. “His eyes drift to my lips. “You’re strange.” “So are you.” “Good.” He leans closer. “We can be strange together.”

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480. “Ryke smiles back, like he’s proud of me. “It’s yours, little brother. I believe in you.”

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481. “I’m sure if the carpet had eyes, it’d be fixated on his cock too.”

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482. “Rose. The longer you control a man, the more likely they’ll leave you. Is that what you want? To be alone and miserable for the rest of your life?” “I don’t know. You’re pretty miserable, Mother, and you’re married.”

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483. “I’ve been Corporate’s Least Favorite Kotova since I was fifteen. And with an extended family that fills one-third of all Aerial Ethereal shows, being the worst or best Kotova takes actual effort.”

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484. “We all should just be what we want to be.”

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485. “Water: hydrate, you gorg mfer Question of the Day: Does Papa Cobalt ever sneeze?”

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486. “I think I could live underneath Ryke Meadows, under his weight and protection, and be satisfied for life.”

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487. “I’ve always been dishonestly yours. And it looks like that’s not changing.”

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488. “You leave a trail of bodies with your glares.”

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489. “I don’t understand why we have to do this right now.” He scoots his chair into the table. “Because, Lily Calloway, you seem like the type of girl who will never return my calls.”

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490. “Lo tossed me a blanket in his father’s den, and I wrapped myself in the fuzzy fabric while he loaded the first season of Battlestar Galactica into the DVD player.”

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491. “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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492. “One year, I may have broken his Game Boy after he compared me to Angelica from Rugrats, and then he shaved my Furby, proving that he is just as much Angelica as me.”

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493. “He’s still Lo. He’s still mine.”

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

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495. “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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496. “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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497. “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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498. “I don’t think you have a problem stuffing your face,” he says, “just not with food.”

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

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