Top 250 Laurelin Paige Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “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.”

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

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153. “Truth was, one of the reasons I loved being praised so much was because I always secretly feared that I was a failure. That I hadn’t done enough. That I wasn’t enough.”

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

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155. “But his eyes caught me. There was something I recognized in them – a sorrow or a longing that was both gripping and haunting. I saw myself in those.”

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156. “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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157. “I think you’re a better man than you think you are.” But what I meant was, maybe you’re a better man than I think you are.”

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

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159. “I couldn’t lose her. So I didn’t let her go.” “‘Didn’t let her go’? That’s what you meant by you kept someone.”

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160. “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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161. “I can’t imagine a without her. Even while we’re apart, she’s still so present in my life.”

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162. “No one but her, never before, never again.”

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163. “But I know better than anyone that if he doesn’t see that answer, it’s because he doesn’t want to.”

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164. “Besides, I don’t think that’s something you’d want to hear from your lover.” “Lover?”

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165. “I was brave but not that brave.”

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166. “I wanted him to show me and teach me and correct me. I wanted to learn to please him with a desperation I couldn’t explain.”

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167. “That’s an interesting combination of traits – a stalker who’s scared.”

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168. “Do I need a safe word?” “You either tust me or you don’t, Emily.”

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

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170. “Damn him for deciding I wanted this.”

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171. “And I was a girl who would let the dark swallow me up whole.”

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

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173. “I love you, Hudson Pierce.”

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

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175. “Fear that I wasn’t what he wanted. Fear that he didn’t see how easily I could be.”

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

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177. “And I wondered if I’d die like this. Die flying, soaring, rocketing to heights higher than I’d ever been. Would this be the eternity I’d be allowed to dwell in? In this overwhelming pleasure, so abundant, so consuming, so amplified that there wasn’t room for anything else. No room for fear or doubt or worry or shame or grief. Just this.”

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

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180. “And he hated himself enough for it that he wanted desperately to believe that he could change. That people could change. I didn’t think people could change. Not that much.”

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

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182. “I may have been walking into the fire, but there was a chance I wouldn’t be walking in alone.”

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183. “Why do you do this to me?” I whispered. His lips hovered above mine. Dancing. Teasing. “Do what?” “Trap me like this.” “It makes me feel like I have you.” I ached at my core. “I don’t want you to feel like you have me.” “Are you sure of that?”

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184. “I was in Donovan Kincaid’s orbit. What else was there in the world?”

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185. “He couldn’t make me feel guilty for hiding. I wasn’t his to find.”

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186. “They loved believing they’d affected a woman so much that she was reduced to communicating through gasps and groans.”

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187. “Maybe that just means you’re made for me.”

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

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

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

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

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192. “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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193. “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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194. “It was fated. I was meant to be yours. You knew what I was about before I did.”

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195. “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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196. “Have you ever been in love?”

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

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

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