Top 500 Lauren Roberts Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “What has this girl done to me?”

— Lauren Roberts

152. “I think about her more than I should.”

— Lauren Roberts

153. “I’m glad to see you are feeling well enough to threaten me again.”

— Lauren Roberts

154. “The man’s disdain for Paedyn was more than obvious as he recapped what she had sensed from him. And yet, he failed to mention how he’d hit her. Perhaps I’ll relieve him of one of his hands, so he never has the opportunity to lay it on a woman again.”

— Lauren Roberts

155. “There is love within duty, and duty within love. You can’t have one without the other, and yet” – she takes a deep breath, her gaze distant – “you can never truly have both. So choose, Kai Azer. The girl. Or power. And whether or not she is worth the destruction of everything you are.”

— Lauren Roberts

156. “For those fearless enough to follow their heart.”

— Lauren Roberts

157. “My composure begins to crumble with every step she takes toward me. Tears well in my eyes, but I smile for her. Always for her.”

— Lauren Roberts

158. “I could fall to my knees, beg to be the only one worthy of witnessing her.”

— Lauren Roberts

159. “Sloppy footwork, Gray. I’d hate to be your partner on the dance floor.”

— Lauren Roberts

160. “When he finally answers, his tone is dry. “I never wanted this. Never wanted to be what I am today. But monsters are made, not born. And I had no choice in the matter. I have no choice in the matter. But I won’t deny what I am, and I’ll do what I must for my kingdom. For my king.”

— Lauren Roberts

161. “If there is a God, this man is certainly proof that He has His favorites.”

— Lauren Roberts

162. “You are my inevitable. In life and in death.”

— Lauren Roberts

163. “Every soul believes they are worthy of being stalked by Death. But you see, she is a busy woman. One who doesn’t waste her time on a man’s paranoia of her possible presence. If you wish to grab Death’s attention, then die.”

— Lauren Roberts

164. “It’s okay,” I whisper, my voice as broken as the body still hanging before him. The toes of my boots whisper above the sand I’m dripping blood onto. “Adena died here. I want to die here too.” Blood trickles from my ears, mingling with the tears racing down my face. “I couldn’t save her then. But I can save you now.”

— Lauren Roberts

165. “Shh.” I run a hand down the length of her curls, feeling a hiccup jostle her body. “You did the right thing. Run to me. Always run to me.”

— Lauren Roberts

166. “Well, you’re not exactly the most encouraging person to be tied up with.” “Under different circumstances,” he pants, “I promise you I’m much more fun tied up.”

— Lauren Roberts

167. “If only death had any regard for promises.”

— Lauren Roberts

168. “My life is not my own. And, for that reason, she can never be mine.”

— Lauren Roberts

169. “She draws a circle above the king’s thumping heart as she says it, just as she has so many times before.”

— Lauren Roberts

170. “His mouth hovers dangerously close to my own. Especially so considering the distraction I’m seeking – and every inch of him will most definitely do the trick. I want him desperately. Recklessly. And the embodiment of those feelings falls from my lips in the form of a single, traitorous sentence. “So slip it off.”

— Lauren Roberts

171. “I never wanted this. Never wanted to be what I am today. But monsters are made, not born. And I had no choice in the matter. I have no choice in the matter.”

— Lauren Roberts

172. “She is a vision, something so ethereal in this moment that I may just believe there is a God. She is the closest thing to a deity.”

— Lauren Roberts

173. “You know,’ I mutter, examining the bite closely, ‘I’m beginning to think that you enjoy getting hurt, if only so you can have my hands all over you.’ He lets out a low laugh. I can practically feel his gaze gliding over me as he says, ‘Oh, I’m not making you do anything, darling. You can leave me to bleed out if you must. Because I only want your hands all over me if you want them to be.”

— Lauren Roberts

174. “Kai. It’s Kai. I’m okay. I don’t have to hurt him. His fingers are warm beneath my chin as he guides my face to his. I blink slowly, taking in his crinkled brow and icy eyes. “You’re done, okay? You did it.” He tucks a strand of hair behind my ear, more gently than I deserve. “I wish I could have done it for you. My soul is already stained enough for the both of us.”

— Lauren Roberts

175. “It’s a good thing you’re not here,” he says softly, a tone I never thought I’d hear from him again. “Because I still haven’t found my courage.”

— Lauren Roberts

176. “Every touch, every dance, every kiss disguised as distraction was anything but. Because before I loved her, I longed for her. She was a want I wasn’t worthy of. And I’m afraid I’ll never get the chance to deserve her.”

— Lauren Roberts

177. “Everything about him is lethal. That smile. Those eyes. That cunning mind of his.”

— Lauren Roberts

178. “I can’t seem to die, can I?” I wipe a loose tear from my eye. “What was it you called me?” I can see the exact moment recognition lights his face. “A cockroach,” he chuckles, head shaking. “You’re a damn cockroach, Princess.”

— Lauren Roberts

179. “Loving is the gravest danger one can put themselves in. Those you hold dear will inevitably slip from between your grasping fingers.”

— Lauren Roberts

180. “He shuts his eyes to bask in the warm light. “Just admiring the sun.”

— Lauren Roberts

181. “There is love within duty, and duty within love. You can’t have one without the other, and yet” – she takes a deep breath, her gaze distant – “you can never truly have both.”

— Lauren Roberts

182. “Oh, darling, a trophy implies that I won it, earned it, deserve it.” He leans in farther, a certain reverence reflecting in his gaze. “But if I get to have you, it will be because you let me.”

— Lauren Roberts

183. “It is cruel, not being able to call him mine after everything we’ve endured. Perhaps in another life, I am strong enough to never need proof of it. Perhaps in another life, I am brave enough to confess that I love him. Perhaps in another life, I learn to love him from afar. And that is the most fearless thing of them all.”

— Lauren Roberts

184. “I need you to find something else worth losing yourself to. I won’t let my impending death be yours as well.”

— Lauren Roberts

185. “Promise me you’ll stay alive long enough to stab me in the back?”

— Lauren Roberts

186. “This girl is the very thing I can’t seem to escape – can’t seem to go anywhere without the remnants of her following. Where I am, she is. Whether it’s in the flesh or in the fragments of my mind.”

— Lauren Roberts

187. “Yet, I can’t help but think that in another life, another time, another chance to choose each other – I would be in that bed beside her.”

— Lauren Roberts

188. “But then you’d be depriving me of the sound.”

— Lauren Roberts

189. “Though, I won’t have to worry about being a dead or dimwitted king, seeing that I won’t be a king at all.”

— Lauren Roberts

190. “His first kill, too.” The king continues with a bloody, reminiscent smile. “It was the first mission I sent him on, and I think the boy may have even cried after. Look at how far he’s come. Look at how well I’ve trained him. Now he kills at my command and barely bats an eye at the dozens of deaths delivered by his hands.”

— Lauren Roberts

191. “Oh? And what else are you when you’re around me, hmm?” She has me swallowing, has me nervous. “I’m a fool.” The smile she gives me is equally amused and alluring. “Only when you’re around me?” “Only for you.”

— Lauren Roberts

192. “Perhaps in another life, I learn to love him from afar. And that is the most fearless thing of them all.”

— Lauren Roberts

193. “The last thing I see is a shake of his head before the world flips upside down. I squeal when he throws me over his shoulder, hair dangling and face angled toward the now-muddy ring. “Did you sense that coming, Little Psychic?”

— Lauren Roberts

194. “Are you going to stop talking long enough to let me kiss you properly?”

— Lauren Roberts

195. “Perhaps I’ll relieve him of one of his hands, so he never has the opportunity to lay it on a woman again.”

— Lauren Roberts

196. “Bury me as close to him as possible.” “Mother, please – ” “I want to reach out and grab his hand.”

— Lauren Roberts

197. “I’m a mess. A mess of muffled emotions and well-built walls.”

— Lauren Roberts

198. “I fight the urge to break the man’s jaw when his gaze softens with each second spent greedily running his eyes over her.”

— Lauren Roberts

199. “He doesn’t want this either.”

— Lauren Roberts

200. “We stare at each other, knees touching and tears streaming. Kai’s whisper is choked. “I’m sorry.”

— Lauren Roberts