Top 250 Laurelin Paige Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “In my experience, men were only remorseful when they thought they might lose something.”

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102. “Because I really did want to trust him. I really did want to love him. He really wanted me to love him too.”

— Laurelin Paige

103. “Then I try to tell her what I really mean by that simple four-letter verb. That not only does my world revolve around her, but she is my world. That she’s not just my reason for breathing, she’s air itself. That she’s the meaning behind every one of my thoughts, every thrum of my pulse, every whisper of my conscience. She’s my entire everything. It’s as simple and as complex as that.”

— Laurelin Paige

104. “Our voices were whispers, as if these kinds of words were easier to say quietly, in hushed tones so that we had to really listen to hear them. And I had heard him.”

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105. “You know all you have to do is ask and it’s yours.”

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106. “I lifted my wrists to him and he bound them with my bra, knotting it as tight as he could manage with the makeshift rope.”

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

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109. “A flood of inadequacy poured over me, a feeling of I-don’t-belong, but if not here, then where? The room began to close in around me, blanketing me with acute heaviness.”

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110. “As we settle together, spiraling down from bliss, I land in a space of clarity. I stop worrying if it’s going to be Alayna that falls apart from this affair and start accepting that it’s going to be me.”

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111. “I need that from you. I need you to be that way with me.”

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112. “I belonged to him the way that a good idea belonged to the person who thought it.”

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

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115. “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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116. “And as I am every time we touch, every time we speak to each other, every time our eyes meet – I’m made new.”

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117. “I follow and hover, like a bearded shadow.”

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118. “You don’t want cowards in your court.”

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119. “Even in my thoughts, he watched me.”

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120. “I didn’t want to be a chance. I wanted a man who knew.”

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121. “I was needy and on fire, ready to say anything to get him where I wanted him, even the truth.”

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122. “It was the same face I’d always seen and yet I felt like I was only just beginning to get a sense of who I was looking at. Someone damaged and broken. Someone who’d lost. A lot. Also, though, someone who’d rebuilt.”

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123. “It hurt to look so I forced myself to keep looking.”

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124. “Correction – in addition to orgasms. Why do I have a feeling you’re going to be an expensive girlfriend?”

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125. “I need her to obsess about me, to love me so deeply that it rocks her world, because it’s how I love her.”

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126. “I’m lost in her and found in her all at once.”

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127. “It’s surprising how many folks can’t deal with other people’s tragedy. Like it’s contagious or something.”

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128. “I brought my hand up to touch his cheek – how young he looked now. How innocent. He caught my hand against his jaw. His eyes flew open. “I didn’t want to notice you,” he said so quietly it was almost a whisper. “And now I don’t know how not to.”

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129. “Are you saying that trust is a factor for love?”

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130. “I hated myself for getting involved when I’d been set on closure. The thing was, and I hadn’t yet been able to admit it, I was beginning to realize I couldn’t have closure without first getting involved.”

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131. “Because I want you to scare me, and you know it. Because the way you’re vile fits the way I’m vile.” I sucked hard on his thumb. “You’re not vile,” he groaned. He drew his wet thumb from my lips and placed his hand firmly behind my neck so he could pull me down toward him. “Then neither are you,” I managed before his mouth crashed against mine.”

— Laurelin Paige

132. “Good tension. Bad tension. I wasn’t sure if there was a difference when it came to Donovan.”

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133. “You really do belong to me, don’t you?” I nodded. “Yes. I really do.”

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134. “It moved me that he would say he’d kill for me, except that he might actually mean it and then I was still moved but then I felt guilty about it.”

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135. “I was made for exactly this. To please men like him. To please him. I wanted this.”

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

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137. “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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138. “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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139. “No,” I told him. “You tell me what I want. That’s what I want.”

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140. “Did this bother him because he’d made rules about his life? Or did the rules about his life come because things like this bothered him?”

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141. “He was so close to understanding me and yet so far. It felt like being thirsty and being offered a glass of sand.”

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

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

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

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

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146. “I shake my head in frustration. Of course I remember that. I’ve worked my ass off to get Pierce Industries to what it is today. If he thinks I don’t understand the value of hard work, then he has no understanding of what I do, of what I am. But in the back of my mind, I know that he’s talking about a different kind of work, and while I’ve already spent some time in the department of self-repair, I’m not sure that I’m willing to spend more.”

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147. “They tell the story of a man who’s drowning in his love for a woman. Drowning, but he can still breathe fine. The woman’s flawed, but to him, she’s perfect. She makes his head spin. She’s distracting and inspiring. And he’s so enamored with her that every part of him loves for every part of her. It’s a song about being open, about having no barriers. About loving with “all of me” and asking for “all of you” in return.”

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148. “I hated him. Hated every terrible wonderful emotion he inspired within me. Hated how completely and perfectly he mastered me. Hated how he could be absolutely brutal and yet still required my consent. Hated how much I could never stop loving him.”

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149. “I knew who I was and what my purpose was. I hadn’t been made to be noticed or adored. And this man – this man not only noticed and adored, but he worshipped.”

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150. “It didn’t matter if he was lying. All that mattered was that I believed him.”

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