Top 80 Kristen Proby Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “I love you so much I ache with it,” he whispers as if each word is painful to admit. “And I’m afraid you’ll destroy me before all is said and done.”

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52. “Are you sure I can’t have just one little teeny tiny drink now?” I bat my eyelashes, but Joe just laughs. Laughs! Maybe my flirter is broken.”

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53. “I get lost in you,” I whisper, wishing I could see her face, but not wanting to move her. “Mm,” she says. “But it’s the kind of lost that’s like being found.” I blink, processing her words, and know, in this moment, that there will never be anyone else for me. “I.”

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54. “I know that our love isn’t perfect, Addie. But I do know that I will fight for us.”

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55. “I’m not tired,” she says, and yawns again. “Are you four?” I ask. “And a half.” “Hmm.”

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56. “There were days,” I begin softly and rub my nose against her soft hair, “that I would have exchanged a year of my life just to touch you one more time. You are my biggest what if, M.”

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57. “You’re in the South. Don’t you know that we don’t do anything quickly on Sunday?”

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58. “If he loved you with all of the power of his soul for a whole lifetime, he couldn’t love you as much as I do in a single day.”

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59. “Having a conversation with yourself is perfectly healthy. Besides, I’m the only one here. Who else would I speak to?” I.”

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60. “That’s just it, Calliope. I’m not going anywhere. Not long-term, anyway. I’m exactly where I love to be.”

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61. “You’re either in that hideous, body-hiding outfit or in pajamas.”

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62. “You know, it can’t be easy for a woman who believes she’s infertile to spend a lot of time around pregnant women and couples with children. I’m not saying she doesn’t enjoy being around the whole gang, but it might have played with her emotions a bit, too. Each time she sees Nat, Jules and Brynna and their men hovering over them, it’s a reminder that she might never have that.” She leans in closer and takes my hand. “And it’s a reminder that she might not be able to give that to you.”

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63. “He brings both my hands up to his lips and kisses each finger, then steps back and lets go.”

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64. “Now, tell me you like to read, and we’ll be soulmates.” “My iPad is full of trashy romance novels.” A slow smile spreads across her pretty face. “I’m keeping you.”

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65. “Of course I noticed his muscles. I’m alive, aren’t I?”

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66. “Honey, once he took his shirt off, and I got a look at his chest and abs, he could have told me he hunts whales for a living, and I still would have gotten naked for him.”

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67. “It’s important to forgive, darlin’. Doesn’t mean you have to forget. If you forget, you didn’t learn anything.” “I’ve.”

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68. “He passes me an envelope, and inside are two tickets to see Seattle play football.”

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69. “Hey! I’m not gonna watch this damn Nemo fish by myself!” My dad yells from the living room, making the girls giggle.”

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70. “Good. If a man won’t go down on you, it’s a red flag. Life’s too short for that.”

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71. “I fell into such an easy love with you, I didn’t even realize it was happening until one day, it was everything.”

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72. “Holy muscled body, Batman.”

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73. “My iPad is full of trashy romance novels.”

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74. “I spent a month up in Seattle last fall cowriting and producing with Leo Nash, an old friend of mine, for his band’s new album.”

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75. “But the risk of being with you is better than the agony of being without you.”

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76. “Love doesn’t hurt you, tesoro. People who don’t know how to love hurt you.”

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77. “Sometimes,” he replies and pulls me into his arms, hugging me tight, “two people have to fall apart before they can realize how much they need to fall back together. And now that you know better, you can do better.”

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78. “I always thought that just having you in my life was enough. As long as you were happy and healthy, it was enough to be on the outside looking in, but it’s just not good enough anymore.”

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79. “You. Are. Amazing. Meg, I love a woman who looks like a woman. I don’t want to be worried that I’ll snap you in half, and when I lay on your stomach, I don’t want your ribs poking me in the face.”

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80. “Let me be clear,” Kat says, mostly sober again from the adrenaline. “I’m not some damsel that needs to be rescued from the storm. I am the goddamn storm.”

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81. “Getting frisked by the TSA guy would have been more fun if he’d looked like Charlie Hunnam, but then again, everything would be more fun with Charlie.”

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82. “You would have,” I say, with a bit of surprise, although it shouldn’t surprise me. Ben has been in love with Savannah since puberty. “Without hesitation,” he replies coldly, and takes another sip of brandy. When his glass is drained, he slaps it on the desk and walks toward my door. “Ben,” Declan says, stopping our friend when he grips the doorknob. “What exactly is Savannah to you?” Ben glances over his shoulder at Dec, shakes his head, his eyes suddenly sad, and leaves without a word.”

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83. “I love her. It’s as simple and as terrifying as that.”

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84. “It’s you and me, M and M, against the world.”

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85. “The best,” Eli finishes on a groan and eats one of the treats in two bites. He licks his lips, and my ninety-dollar black lace panties are soaking wet. This man should come with a warning label.”

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86. “This is what I want,” he whispers. “You are what I want, Savannah.”

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87. “I get lost in you,” I whisper, wishing I could see her face but not wanting to move her. “Mm,” she says. “But it’s the kind of lost that’s like being found.”

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