Top 250 Laurelin Paige Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “Maybe that just means you’re made for me.”

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102. “It was sincere and affectionate and progress and I thought, vanilla is good, too.”

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103. “Tell me.” It was an order. It was law.”

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104. “So I pulled out my Kindle and got swept away in a book.”

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105. “Is it odd that I want you to so badly?”

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106. “But I was a girl who lived in darkness. His fire sure looked bright.”

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107. “Stop worrying, Blue Eyes. I’m not going to throw you to the wolves. I’d rather be the one to devour you.”

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108. “I thinking? Internet-stalking was for the old Alayna Withers. I would not stoop to that level. Hudson wanted me with him. Always. What other proof did I.”

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109. “It was fated. I was meant to be yours. You knew what I was about before I did.”

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110. “So maybe our whole relationship, when I’d thought we worked because we fixed each other’s broken parts, was wrong. Maybe we hadn’t fixed each other at all – because we didn’t need fixing. We needed healing and understanding. We needed patience and optimism. We needed dreams instead of nightmares and light instead of darkness. We needed trust. And we’d given each other all of that.”

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111. “Have you ever been in love?”

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112. “Maybe I simply knew how good it would finally feel to submit, how rewarding. And it scared me. Scared me almost as much as the idea of not having it at all.”

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113. “That he required me to service him. To think of him above everything else. To allow myself to be willingly used by him in any way he desired. It was why I was a sick person.”

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114. “There should be a universal law that made caffeine a requirement before serious conversations and proposals.”

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115. “They were both standing in front of me now, staring at me. Weston to my right, Donovan to my left, like a real life game of This or That, and of course the choice was This. It was the only choice. Practically. For my sanity. The other one wasn’t even an actual option. And yet my body pulled traitorously toward That.”

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116. “Oh, honey, don’t even think that you can imagine what I look like when I come.”

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117. “Always with the trust me. He had me with those words.”

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118. “I need her like I need air to breathe.”

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119. “And I love you.” I’ll tell her as many times as she wants to hear it. As many times as she lets me say it. And though this may be the last time I hold her like this, the last time I get to bask in her sun, I know I’ll never stop saying the words that have rested so deeply in me for so long. “I love you, I love you. I love you.”

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120. “The baby bean with its strong heartbeat disappears and reappears on the screen, like a picture coming in and out of focus. But the third time it happens, there’s something else on the screen too, next to our baby bean. In fact, it looks like nothing more than a second baby bean, suspended upside down in Livia’s belly, thinking little, silent baby bean thoughts.”

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121. “I didn’t lead you anywhere you didn’t want to go.”

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122. “And with those words he turned enough into more.”

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123. “We had gotten a permanent room by banging the manager, and, on occasion, his son.”

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124. “Value for value,” she’d say. “Nothing short of total needs met.”

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125. “He tortured me completely all the time without even being in the same room with me, and he didn’t know it.”

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126. “You know you’re attractive. Own it.”

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127. “My chest was aching, splitting open. For the second time that day, I felt like I was suffocating. Except this time there was plenty of air, just no room for it in my lungs as emotion squeezed against them, compressing them and rendering them useless.”

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128. “I hadn’t expected to rock his world but I’d wanted to at least know I’d pleased him.”

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129. “This hurt, but it hurt good. It hurt, and I knew what I’d choose. It hurt, and I would still choose this.”

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130. “That was the funny thing about smiles – if you flashed the right one, no one knew there was more going on inside.”

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131. “The things she thinks are her flaws are the very aspects of her that I adore most.”

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132. “He worked up a pace that was uneven and unrelenting and to frenzied to call rhythmic.”

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133. “My definition of love is still forming, but I am certain it includes transparency and honesty, and I can’t give either without shedding all my secrets.”

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134. “Because when you love someone, their world interests you more than your own.”

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135. “So now it’s going to be especially dirty because you made me wait for it.”

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136. “Girls are weird. Straight girls are really weird.” He rubbed at the goatee he’d just started to grow, scratched at it as if not yet used to it. “How about a romper?” “I don’t have one. But I have a skort!” “You can’t wear a skort! Are you stuck in the nineties?” “They’ve come back in fashion. Hold on. You’ll see.”

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137. “I’m worth more than the flyby in the night that I know you’re counting on. I don’t do pump and dumps. I also don’t do romance.”

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138. “I needed him to claim me to others as completely as he’d claimed me in private. I needed to prove I could be his in the way he wanted me to be.”

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139. “I didn’t see someone who wanted to hurt me. Well, not someone who wanted to damage me, anyway.”

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140. “The problem with men who are actually a threat is that you don’t ever find out how unsafe they are until it’s too late.”

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141. “Celia was already seated when I arrived at A Voce. I waited until after the waitress had taken my order for an iced tea and chicken and watercress salad before.”

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142. “I loved books – not only the stories they contained, but the feel of them in my hands, the silk of the pages, the words all collected in one place.”

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143. “He sat back with a satisfied grin. “I just wanted you to admit it.” He was especially cute when he got cocky, and he knew it.”

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144. “I understood exactly what it was to want to change. To try to change. To find it impossible.”

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145. “He’s not the road to my heart.” “Where is the road to your heart?” With one finger, he lifted my chin to meet his eyes. “Don’t you know? You’re the one who paved it.”

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146. “I know what you need. Trust me to give it to you.”

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147. “They were here for the attention and material gain. They were shells waiting to be filled with a man’s desires, blank screens projecting someone else’s wants.”

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148. “Considering how much I was beginning to fear the truth, maybe it was best to avoid it.”

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149. “I don’t hate women.” The evidence of such is thick and hard between us. “There are plenty of things I love about them.” “Boobs, ass, and lips?” “For your information, it’s a woman’s brain that gets my cock hard first.”

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150. “I didn’t want to tell you.” “I wanted you to tell me. You lived it. The least I can do is know.”

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