Top 300 Lauren Asher Quotes (2024 Update)
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201. “And sometimes the greatest lies aren’t the ones we tell ourselves; they’re the ones we believe time and time again despite all the evidence proving us wrong.”

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202. “You forgot one more question.” I don’t think as the words leave my mouth. It seems like the perfect chance to have her alone without any interruptions of the blonde-haired, green-eyed variety. Maya stares up at me, confusion lining her face. “Will Noah Slade ask Maya Alatorre on a date?” I flinch at my pathetic pick-up line.”

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203. “What – ” My sentence is cut off as he leans forward and runs his tongue through the icing covering my cheek. I might need someone to bring me back to life because there is no way I’m walking away from this alive. My knees buckle, but Cal’s arm acts like a band around my waist, preventing me from falling over.”

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204. “A fluttering sensation in my stomach makes me antsy. I shouldn’t obsess over something as small as Declan sacrificing his work to spend time with me, but I do anyway.”

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205. “Declan’s laugh is a weapon of mass seduction, and I’m its biggest target.”

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206. “Liam stares at me like I asked if I could have his first-born child. “Everyone knows the books are better than the movies or TV shows.” “Says who?” “Says everyone who reads books!”

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207. “He poked and prodded until I spiraled, turning myself into a copy of the person I resent most. Him.”

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208. “I chose wrong when I left her the last time. She was supposed to be better off without me, but her obvious loneliness has proved the exact opposite. Lana was surviving – not thriving – and I have only myself to blame. And I don’t plan on making the same mistake again.”

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209. “You’re going to race again! In a race car! With those sexy suits and champagne podiums!”

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210. “So what if you failed? You’re never going to accomplish anything worthwhile if you keep to your comfort zone.”

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211. “Sorry, little wildflower, but I’m not sure you’ll survive my deadly storm.”

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212. “Honestly, what does it take for someone like him to smile? Stealing candy from babies? Blood sacrifices? Watching live feeds of families having their homes foreclosed on? I need to know.”

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213. “Talk about her like that again and I swear I’ll make your last twelve months as CEO absolutely miserable.”

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214. “So what? Growing up doesn’t mean giving up on all your dreams.” “I didn’t give up. I just realized I’d rather make someone else’s dreams come true a lot more than my own.”

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215. “Noah turns toward me. “You did it.” I shake my head. “There’s no me without you.”

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216. “I avoided going back to school because I was scared of failure. And instead of facing that fear, I fell into a rut. One that has been going on ever since I graduated high school at nineteen.”

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217. “I shrug. “I know five different ways to kill a man with my bare hands, so it’s not like I really need it.” His golden skin turns pale. “Please tell me you’re joking.”

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218. “Ahh. There’s the big, grumpy man I know and like.” “One day that mouth is going to get you in trouble.”

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219. “A new tear trickles down her cheek. I hate them. Before she has a chance to leave, I brush the droplets away with my other hand. “Why are you crying, and how do I get you to stop?”

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220. “His intoxicating cologne short-circuits my brain cells.”

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221. “Besarla se siente como si lo hubiera hecho mal con todas las mujeres antes de ella.”

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222. “No wonder everyone avoids him. He has the emotional maturity of a robot and the appeal of rush hour traffic.”

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223. “He cooks, he babysits, and he’s grumpy. My kind of kryptonite.”

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224. “If the Devil looked half as good as Rowan, I’d eat the damn apple too.”

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225. “We’re in the middle of nowhere.” “Stop being dramatic. We passed a Starbucks ten minutes ago.”

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226. “I could never win again and be perfectly fine so long as you’re by my side. In my bed. I like you a lot.”

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227. “Lana.” One word. Four letters. A thousand sparks blasting off my skin as he clasps on to the back of my neck and drags me against his chest. Our lips hover inches apart, the heat of his minty breath hitting my face.”

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228. “There are two ways to be rich in life, and one of them has nothing to do with a bank account.”

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229. “It’s a normal fear after everything you’ve witnessed between your father and me, but you need to understand that couples fight. It’s a part of any healthy relationship. That doesn’t mean the other person should ever talk down to you or intentionally hurt you, but people make mistakes. This isn’t going to be the first or last time Declan says something he doesn’t mean in the heat of the moment. But so long as he is sorry – and i mean truly sorry – then you need to learn how to forgive him.”

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230. “I dial a local place I have saved after too many late nights working. I’m not sure what Zahra likes, so I order one of everything. It’s probably overkill, but I’d rather have her eat something she likes.”

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231. “Lana gives him a once-over. “So? I haven’t seen you since you were stealing my dolls because you wanted to play with them.”

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232. “If we let the nightmares define us, then we lose sight of our dreams.”

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233. “Most of all, I like how she makes me want to be a better person. For her, for me, for the whole goddamn world.”

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234. “This is how we get in trouble, Chloe. Resist the man with a damaged past and a heart to match.”

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235. “Cal makes me do a lot more than that. He makes me want to have fun, enjoy life, and dream in a way I have long since forgotten over the years. Even with the odds stacked against us, he makes me want to believe we can work out. But most of all, he makes me want to trust him. To fall in love once again. With him.”

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236. “He might not be searching for love but maybe he’s looking to heal.”

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237. “It’s not my fault that you couldn’t turn down a dare.” “That’s what I made you think. I was just miserably trying to impress you, even if it meant risking a few broken bones and a criminal record to do so.”

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238. “To my family,” Leo begins. “A man’s legacy shouldn’t be determined by how much money he made or how successful he was, but rather by the memory he left behind and the way he made people feel.” Leo pauses to look up from the letter. “What?” Declan grunts. “Sorry. Your grandfather noted that I should pause for dramatic effect.”

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239. “I end up getting sucked further into the land of lost time and pins, scrolling through multiple travel bucket lists.”

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240. “How do you fit your head in your helmet? I’m worried it must expand the more people stroke your ego,” I say with fake concern. “I have one custom made to avoid that issue.”

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241. “Why not? Rowan will be in town for a budget meeting, so it’s the perfect time for all of us to get together.” He avoids my gaze as he assesses his menu. “That’s our thing.”

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242. “Santiago is embroidering himself into my skin like the designs I love so much, and I’m not exactly sure what I’m going to do about it.”

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243. “Now this is what I’m talking about.”

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244. “I thought success was what people were interested in, but in reality, they’re more invested in my downfall.”

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245. “And nothing says “I’m sorry” quite like an embroidered disaster-piece. Sure, the design looks a little wonky but it was made with love. I’m sure if Chloe closes her left eye and squints with the right, it will look pretty damn good.”

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246. “I was proud to make your drawings. It made me feel happy to make you happy.”

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247. “You’re so stunning that it hurts to stare at you for long periods of time.”

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248. “She’s insane. There’s no other way to describe someone who coos at plants like they’re children.”

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249. “I like you more and more by the day. You might be my dream girl, Gonzalez.”

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250. “What’s up, kiddo?” My question turns into a whole story about her day.”

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