Top 250 Laurelin Paige Quotes (2025 Update)
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201. “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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202. “I didn’t see someone who wanted to hurt me. Well, not someone who wanted to damage me, anyway.”

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203. “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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204. “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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205. “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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206. “I understood exactly what it was to want to change. To try to change. To find it impossible.”

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

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

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210. “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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211. “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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212. “He pushed away from me. Gently, but pushed away all the same.”

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213. “I was trying to decide if you’d be the type to roofie me.”

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

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215. “Here I am, precious. I give myself freely. All of me, Alayna. No more walls or secrets or games or lies. I give you all of me, honestly. For forever, if you’ll take it.”

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216. “His weakness was me. He wanted me and he hated that maybe as much as I hated him.”

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217. “And his love was heavy and hot, but not at all the burden I’d imagined it would be because he carried it for me, I realized now.”

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218. “I love you first.”

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

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220. “It was actually beautiful to hear myself speak it, the way it’s beautiful to let go of the string of a balloon, to give up the responsibility of holding it, watching it fly away and disappear into the sky. With that.”

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221. “One more and one more and one more, I thought. Always another one more. I’d take them all. I’d take even more.”

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222. “My body was ready and needy and I wanted him inside me more than I wanted my next breath.”

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223. “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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224. “Every second I stood before him it got harder and harder to remember why I existed if not for him.”

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225. “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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226. “More. That was all I could articulate. Just, more.”

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

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228. “The environment was only a step away from a whorehouse on so many levels.”

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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241. “Why can’t we worry about each other?”

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242. “You listened. You always listen.”

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243. “Or in Brooklyn Botanic Gardes during the cherry blossom season?”

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244. “It was a good thing I was a pacifist, because otherwise I’d have started planning her murder.”

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245. “And what exactly was it he was saying? That he wanted to take me into his bed? That he wanted to scare me and possibly hurt me and I was supposed to be okay with that?”

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246. “It had been wonderful and magical and all the adjectives that people use to describe “making love.”

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247. “The virginal look. How very naughty of you.”

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248. “I’d said that trust was equivalent to love. He was asking if I loved him.”

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249. “It was meant to be a surprise. It was romantic.” “You can’t surprise a woman with a wedding.”

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250. “I was dead, she said now. I’ve been dead the whole time.”

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