Top 250 Laurelin Paige Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “My nerves pulsed with frustration, buzzing like a fly at a window that could see the outdoors – that could be there if only it could break through the glass.”

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202. “This sure as hell better not be a game he plays with other women, because this is our game, dammit. I’ve decided.”

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203. “I simply know what I’m worth.” “And I know what I’m worth, Mr. Sallis.”

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204. “They can’t just unzip the pouch at the bottom of my abdomen and take it out that way?”

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205. “I closed my mouth, unsure how to answer, not prepared to lie. Not prepared to tell the truth.”

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206. “It was a good conversation to have, actually. I just didn’t know how to participate in it.”

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207. “Just... can the magic really last forever? Day in and day out. Does it get old after a while? What if there’s an expiration on happily ever after?”

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208. “And suddenly, I was scared. Not of what Reeve would do to me, but of what I’d let him do to me.”

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

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

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211. “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.”

— Laurelin Paige

212. “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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213. “His lips were frantic and frenzied against mine, as though no matter how much a gave him – and I gave him everything – it wasn’t enough. It could never be enough.”

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214. “But because you’re mind. And I’m yours. And that means I’m tied to you in every way. Good and bad.”

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215. “You hold the cards right now, Sabrina,” he said, his nose almost touching mine. “But don’t begin to think I’ve forgotten who’s in charge.”

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216. “It was easy to kiss him. It was familiar and safe. He tasted like gin and curry sauce and misbehavior. Not the fun kind of misbehavior, but the kind of misbehavior that left regrets in the morning, if not even the night before.”

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217. “The thought scratched at my insides, uncomfortable and itchy.”

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218. “I should have been willing to do whatever he preferred. That was how to snag a lover.”

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219. “For good or bad, all roads led back to him. Perhaps that’s what it meant to really be his.”

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

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

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

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224. “Now the door was open. Now one of us just had to walk through it.”

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225. “God, it was so hot. And the door was wide open. Anyone could come in. She could come in.”

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226. “What do you want?” There was no need to think before I answered. “Whatever you let me have of you.” “What if it’s everything?” “Then I’ll take everything.”

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227. “Maybe I’m afraid that you should run from me.” “If I should, would you let me?”

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228. “In the meantime, the wound that needed attention was the largest one, the one that gushed and bled from my spirit like a slice across the carotid artery:.”

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

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230. “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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231. “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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232. “I may have been walking into the fire, but there was a chance I wouldn’t be walking in alone.”

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233. “I’ve never been your boss, Alayna. If anything, you’re the one who owns me.”

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234. “But his quiet intensity gave him away. I saw the effort it took. Saw the desire cloud his features. Saw his eyes sweep along my skin. I stopped wondering what this was and started wondering what it could be.”

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235. “You’ll come with me.” “Okay.” Anywhere he said, I’d go. “Good.”

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236. “He could have my body. He could have my pleasure. He could have my desire. But I couldn’t give him my trust.”

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237. “I hated her for throwing away what we’d been and for not allowing us to find out what more we could be. I hated her for not loving me enough. I hated her because I’d loved her too much.”

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238. “And then sometimes, rarely, in the middle of the night, he’d be sweet. Pulling me into his lap, kissing me, caressing me. Letting me fly but anchoring me with his eyes. Speaking words he’d never dare say in the light of day.”

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239. “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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240. “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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241. “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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242. “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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243. “I know what you need. Trust me to give it to you.”

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

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245. “He pushed away from me. Gently, but pushed away all the same.”

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246. “I wouldn’t call any woman who chases after a man boring.”

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247. “Then she turns toward the audience, and my breathe catches. Even here, twelve rows away, I can tell she’s the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.”

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248. “There were at least a couple thousand people in front of me – all of them trying to show that they weren’t ugly too. A flood of inadequacy poured over me, a feeling of I-don’t-belong, but if not here, then where?”

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249. “The kind of man who looked like he could fight for a woman and win. He’d protect her from harm and then brutalize her himself but only just enough. Complete trust.”

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250. “No, you’re not. You’re not scared. Or you’re not scared enough.”

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