Top 500 Krista Ritchie Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “A bad day can overturn into a better one. And all we have to do is be with each other.”

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252. “Lo didn’t have a splendid time either. He drank something Captain America gave him. Turns out the Cap imposter wasn’t too noble, having spiked his booze with roofies. Nerds can be vicious too.”

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253. “I’m used to being on the outskirts of a network, a connection that people use if they really need one.”

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254. “Friends might not be forever, but maybe friends that you view as family have long-lasting powers, destined to stick around.”

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255. “I don’t want to live if you’re not living with me.”

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256. “I found solace in fashion. I found peace and happiness.”

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257. “Severing a relationship with someone who undeniably cares for you – it untethers something in your soul.”

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258. “SHe’s crying in Lily’s shoulder while she hugs her close. My heart tears open again, and I have to restrain myself from walking over there and consoling her.”

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259. “I secretly want to raise my hand and say, introvert in the building!”

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260. “And I’m happy for me. Because I finally love who I am.”

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261. “You’re pretty miserable, Mother, and you’re married.” – Rose Calloway.”

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262. “Quick isn’t a word I like when it comes to my wife. Every moment with Rose, I would extend for infinite measures of time. Even the hostile, torrid moments where she tries to light the world, and me, on fire. I love them all.”

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263. “I have carried this girl so many times in my life. But this time – this is the absolute worst.”

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264. “Better the foul-mouthed uncle than the witch mother.”

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265. “Tension stretches between us, not the good kind, and it hurts to touch it.”

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266. “A tiger would birth a baby llama sooner than Rose would be barefoot in a dirty club.”

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267. “Look at me,” I say, my voice husky. “Wolf scout.” His chest falls, muscles still flexed. My pulse thumps. I skim his striking but also tensed face, and my hand slides across his broad shoulder and rises slowly up his neck. I hold his jaw; I tighten his hand in my hand, and my lips veer to his ear. “Maximoff Hale, will you marry me?” He flinches, eyes widening and brows knotting with a thousand questions, and even more philosophical queries.”

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268. “But fear of the danger ahead isn’t depriving me of the greatest love I’ve ever experienced.”

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269. “His addiction scares me sometimes. Alcoholism can destroy livers and kidneys, and one day, he may not wake up from a night of bingeing. But how can I tell him to stop? How can I judge him when I am nowhere near ready to let go of my crutch? So for right now, this is the best I can do.”

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270. “I may not always be on your side, but I have your best interest at heart.”

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271. “I’ve been dealt a fuller set of cards than the ones passed to Lily and Daisy. They’re just as strong, if not stronger. I’ve always been here as extra reinforcement, and however old we become, however gray we are, that won’t ever change.”

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272. “He’s human,” I remind her. “He’s not perfect. No one is.” Her lips twitch. “Wise words from Loren Hale. You must have plagiarized a fortune cookie.” I let out a weak laugh, actually smiling at that one. She’s good.”

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273. “Giving something up isn’t the same thing as losing control. It’s the opposite, Lily. You’re taking back control.”

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274. “The man who raised me sat me down and said not to hate who I am because that’s a surefire way to die before you’re dead.”

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275. “The old say that those who die young find little love. No tie for more, yeh see, but if that’s so, then I’ll be surrounding myself with a little love over a great big love any day of the week.”

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276. “She has a WASP elitist mentality that would make my mother internally roll her eyes.”

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277. “We’re selling this well.” Another small smile tugs my cheeks. “It’s like we’re partners in crime, you and I.”

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278. “I am the biographer of my own life. And no one can take that away from me.”

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279. “The bad thing about nerd stars: they’re so high up that it’s hard to hear or see unless you exist in space with them.”

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280. “Will you let me know when you get your superpower?” He nods, and his fingers slide across the base o my neck. I love that he touches me so much more. “I have to warn you though, I may not have one.” “That’s okay,” I say. “Sometimes I like the idea of just being mortal with you.”

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

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282. “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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283. “And she says, “You know your ass says, Bat Girl, right?” I didn’t. “That do it for you, Calloway?” “It does a lot of things for me.”

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284. “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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285. “I am there, love,” he murmurs. “I’m right there with you.”

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286. “When he embraces me, my dad pats my back for an extended beat, and we hold on longer while he whispers, “I love you, bud, and I’m grateful for you every goddamn day. And I can’t wait to see you marry the man of your dreams.”

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287. “She waits for me. Just as I asked.”

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

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289. “Rose actually laughs, the sound widening Connor’s million-dollar grin.”

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290. “Jane Eleanor Cobalt is in pursuit of finding her own identity, and I’m grateful to be a witness.”

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291. “I am supposed to be with you. You are supposed to be with me. Nothing else makes sense.”

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292. “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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293. “Together, we can defeat anything. So wicked foes, prepare your slingshots. We’re ready for you. You can’t hurt us anymore.”

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294. “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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295. “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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296. “My mind, I tell you. No one should be allowed to enter.”

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297. “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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298. “Lo shoots a withering glare his way. “Your our goddamn publicist, not the king of the caste, so stop acting like you have authority to banish my brother into another room.”

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299. “Our love should have mended all the pain and the hurt. Instead, we’re met with more complications, more consequences, more frowns and furrowed brows.”

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300. “It’s good to be these things in moderation, but too much of one thing is fatal. Too much pride. Too much arrogance. Too much spite. Too much kindness.”

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