Top 500 Krista Ritchie Quotes (2026 Update)
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351. “He smiles at me like every word I said was special. Like they belonged to him and me.”

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352. “Prince Charming, Robin Hood, Beast.”

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353. “I am, I am, I am.”

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354. “But if I want to experience more out of life, how much higher do I really need to fly from the nest?”

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355. “The failure of my company feels not only like a failure of my dream, but a failure of my place in the family. Of my right to have these beautiful things.”

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356. “Lily and I – we may have started our relationship as pretend. But for as long as I can remember, our love has always been real.”

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357. “I’m the only person you should pray to.”

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358. “She’s a girl who asked to die but found strength to live.”

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359. “I burn when I watch her, when I hear her, my senses blistering into ash.”

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360. “I forgot, you’re made of steel. The bionic, unfeeling woman. Connor must love cuddling with your nuts and bolts.”

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361. “While they talk, I spot a magazine on a rack by the wall, a shirtless Zac Efron on the cover. I throb again, an ache that grows at the sight of two-dimensional abs. When did the star of High School Musical look like that? Jeez.”

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362. “He couldn’t want someone like me.”

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363. “We all traverse in and out of people’s worlds, leaving footprints. Some larger, some smaller, but there is always a mark. We can’t sweep it away.”

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364. “You just wish you were part of the Weasley clan.”

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365. “God, Rose would scratch out his eyes if she heard him.”

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366. “Wanna make wolf pups with me, Calloway?”

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367. “Thoreau said, ‘Do not be too moral. You may cheat yourself out of much life. So aim above morality. Be not simply good; be good for something.”

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368. “Friendships that are like sisterhoods may last forever, but relationships sometimes come and go.”

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369. “Connor takes my silence as an opportunity to keep.”

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370. “I’ve loved your mom at her weakest, at her strongest, at her most broken. And she’s loved me at mine. There’s never been a day where I haven’t loved her.”

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

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373. “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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374. “I have nothing in common with kids. And no one needs to tell me I would make a horrible mother. I know it’s true. Which is why I plan to never have children.”

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375. “I want to be there with you,” he says. “I don’t want Ryke to be the one to protect you. That’s my job, and I plan to be a hell of a lot better at it than before...”

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376. “I think, sometimes, we have more faith in each other than we do in ourselves.”

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

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

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

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380. “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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381. “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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382. “Daisy puts the phone to her ear, ‘Hey, Sully.’ She smiles wider. ‘I did massage his ass, thanks for asking.”

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

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

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386. “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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387. “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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388. “Truthfully though, it’s the reality. Once you change your nature, people question.”

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389. “Only Lo can satisfy every part of my all-consuming soul. He is truly my everything.”

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390. “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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391. “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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392. “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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393. “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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394. “You’re the first person I called.”

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395. “Sleep deprivation promotes brain inefficiency.”

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396. “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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397. “I’m dirty,” I refute, hot tears brimming. “You don’t want me.” His face twists in pain. “I don’t think that. Neither should you.” His lips graze my neck and then find my ear. “Lil, I want you to ask me. I need you to.” He presses his forehead to my temple, gently edging me closer to the mattress, his hands tight on my hips. I continue to struggle for breath. I know what he wants now. He wants this to be real. So do I. “Help me,” I say, breathlessly.”

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

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400. “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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