Top 80 Lauren Layne Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “I’m wishing that I had a regular family where the mom cooks lasagna and throws bagged salad into a big dented wooden bowl.”

— Lauren Layne

52. “You’d think they were watching gladiators,” he said. “I’d be the gladiator,” Sophie replied. “You’d be whatever weakling they throw in there, who gets mutilated.”

— Lauren Layne

53. “She escorted Abby to the reception desk to wait for her mom, knowing that nothing else she could say would make Abby hate her reflection any less, but silently sending up a prayer that life would be kind to the girl. That she would be happy instead of perfect.”

— Lauren Layne

54. “I was eight years old when I gave my heart to Reece Sullivan. I was eighteen when he shattered it into a million pieces.”

— Lauren Layne

55. “Sweetheart, by the time I’m done with you, sleep will be the last thing on your mind. I guarantee it.”

— Lauren Layne

56. “New house rule: No talking about Parker’s panties. Actually, no using the word panties at all.”

— Lauren Layne

57. “He does tend to have that effect on people. They come in expecting to feel sympathetic but walk away wanting to strangle him.”

— Lauren Layne

58. “Emma had tried the happily-ever-after route, and knew that for every woman who rode off into the sunset on a white stallion, another one got kicked in the face by that very same horse.”

— Lauren Layne

59. “Nice. It was the blandest compliment anyone could possibly drum up. She didn’t want to look nice. Not for him. She wanted to take his breath away.”

— Lauren Layne

60. “It doesn’t occur to me until this very moment that this is what real love is about – wanting what’s best for the other person. Wanting their happiness above your own because you love them.”

— Lauren Layne

61. “He was no Tin Man – he had a heart. And it belonged to Georgiana Watkins.”

— Lauren Layne

62. “But we all know how this ends, right? Just a few short months later, not only were Korie and Stephen no longer dating, they sure as hell weren’t best friends.”

— Lauren Layne

63. “We may hate each other, but we’re a part of each other. Moth to flame.”

— Lauren Layne

64. “I want another chance. With you. And I don’t want to just pick up where we left off, I want to start fresh.”

— Lauren Layne

65. “The closed door doesn’t bother me. But the sound of soft sobbing nearly kills me.”

— Lauren Layne

66. “This is not happening,” Riley muttered, glancing at the ceiling. “My mother is not telling me my spanking article lacked passion .”

— Lauren Layne

67. “Not exactly the manliest of confessions, but there it is.”

— Lauren Layne

68. “Of all the possible partners, I get a pit bull puppy.”

— Lauren Layne

69. “Real best friends can generally go more than a couple hours without mentioning each other’s name, but Korie found a way to fit Stephen’s name into every other sentence. Just friends my ass.”

— Lauren Layne

70. “Just what I need. A bubblegum explosion in my life.”

— Lauren Layne

71. “He was worried this version of Brynn would start asking questions that the real Brynn wasn’t ready to hear the answers to. Like why he kept her favorite wine stocked. Always. Just in case.”

— Lauren Layne

72. “I haven’t even seen the guy in full light yet and I’m about fifteen seconds away from asking if his offspring would like to take up residence in my uterus.”

— Lauren Layne

73. “Watch out for that one, Grace 2.0 whispered. That smile will have you tucking your heart into your panties and handing the whole shebang over before he even buys you a drink.”

— Lauren Layne

74. “I wouldn’t be at all surprised if he jacks off to an Excel spreadsheet.”

— Lauren Layne

75. “And the fact that you used to be in love with him.”

— Lauren Layne

76. “The thought of Chloe changing kills me a little. She’s one of the most real girls I know, and I’d give anything to have her stay that way, just as she is.”

— Lauren Layne

77. “Someday, Mollie Carrington, men aren’t going to need to be bribed to dance with you. They’re going to fight for the honor.”

— Lauren Layne

78. “He kisses me on and on, and slowly I feel my doubts disappear. I let myself believe, just for a second, that he wants me the way I want him.”

— Lauren Layne

79. “In no ecosystem should we even be acknowledging each other’s existence.”

— Lauren Layne

80. “He’d been keeping his distance. He’d had to. But today he didn’t want to. He wanted to see her. Needed to see her.”

— Lauren Layne

81. “And I’d be lying if I didn’t take a lot of pride in what I think of as my personal superpower: the ability to accept and embrace things as they are, not as I wish they could be.”

— Lauren Layne

82. “Because you said you loved him. Because you deserve your fairy-tale ending. And because I’d do anything for you, Gracie Cooper. Even if it means letting you go.”

— Lauren Layne

83. “Life’s not easier for any of us. The best we can do is choose to get through it with the right people.”

— Lauren Layne

84. “Do they have exercises for personality? You should do those.”

— Lauren Layne

85. “Julie Greene had built a career out of falling in love. Staying in love? Not so much.”

— Lauren Layne

86. “Slowly, though, my fingers savoring the familiar soft skin. And then I let her go. I let her go all the way then, because she’s my best friend. And because I care way too much to hurt her any more than I already have by keeping her close.”

— Lauren Layne

87. “Lucy crawled on her hands and knees over to him, and he noticed the smashed Kleenex box in her hand. Without the slightest bit of hesitation, she sat beside him on the platform, swinging her legs around to dangle like his, and handed Reece the Kleenex box.”

— Lauren Layne