Top 500 Lauren Roberts Quotes (2026 Update)
Page 5 of 10

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

— Lauren Roberts

202. “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

203. “I take it back. This game isn’t boring in the least bit when I play it with you.”

— Lauren Roberts

204. “He doesn’t want this either.”

— Lauren Roberts

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

— Lauren Roberts

206. “I want to earn your forgiveness. Your trust.”

— Lauren Roberts

207. “I look away from him. “So, you just want someone to keep you company?” “Not someone. You.”

— Lauren Roberts

208. “You seem to forget that I’m completely powerless, Prince.” Her words hold an edge, as though her breath has become a blade she drags along my neck. “So be my weakness, then.”

— Lauren Roberts

209. “I wanted her to be formidable. Recklessly bold. Powerful despite ability.”

— Lauren Roberts

210. “Are poets not just fools with fancy words?”

— Lauren Roberts

211. “He swallows. “I thought you might not walk through those doors tonight. And it made me realize that I’d much rather spend the rest of my life apart from you, watching at a distance, than without you.”

— Lauren Roberts

212. “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

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

— Lauren Roberts

214. “I used to welcome the idea of drowning in those blue eyes of hers. But now, seeing the disdain she stares me down with, I realize that drowning alone wasn’t.”

— Lauren Roberts

215. “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

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

— Lauren Roberts

217. “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

218. “So imagine,” he says casually, “what I would be more than happy to do to you if you ever lay another finger on her.”

— Lauren Roberts

219. “It truly is a curse to feel so deeply, to so daringly deem someone worthy of my affection.”

— Lauren Roberts

220. “If she is Shadow, then I am Flame.”

— Lauren Roberts

221. “Sun and sand and her bloody, broken body in my lap suddenly flash before my eyes.”

— Lauren Roberts

222. “How are you enjoying peace?” Kitt sweeps his green gaze over the expanse of darkness. “I’m still lonely.” “You didn’t have to be,” Mara spits. “This is your own doing.”

— Lauren Roberts

223. “The most powerful man paired with the most powerless woman. “It would be an honor to be your partner, Kitt,” I say softly, smiling slightly. Play the part. Kitt chuckles, sounding relieved. “I was hoping you would say that, Paedyn.”

— Lauren Roberts

224. “You don’t want me to beg for you first?” he drawls.”

— Lauren Roberts

225. “Kai’s chest shudders against me as tears leak from his eyes, same as mine.”

— Lauren Roberts

226. “I have Death all to myself.”

— Lauren Roberts

227. “Not until I looked into a pair of fiery blue eyes and realized that perhaps burning was a painless thing. Not until I looked into a pair of sky-blue eyes and realized that perhaps falling was a peaceful thing.”

— Lauren Roberts

228. “Kai is not who I’m marrying.” “But he wishes you were.”

— Lauren Roberts

229. “Vicious little thing, isn’t she?”

— Lauren Roberts

230. “Don’t look at me like that.” “Like what?” she asks softly. “Like I’m worthy of being seen.” Her lashes flutter at my words. She swallows, lifting a hand to cup my face. My eyes drift closed at the feel of her palm against my skin, the privilege to be touched by her.”

— Lauren Roberts

231. “I was lonely in a way that I imagine the stars to be, observed by everyone yet too far to truly be seen.”

— Lauren Roberts

232. “You are my proof of a paradise,” he murmurs with a quick flick of my nose.”

— Lauren Roberts

233. “So very vicious, that one.”

— Lauren Roberts

234. “Stop myself from falling in love with you!”

— Lauren Roberts

235. “A king. A queen. A princess. A rock and an ear of corn.”

— Lauren Roberts

236. “Dammit, the minute you threw a dagger at my head, I knew I was done for. There was no longer a before you, only what I wanted with you.”

— Lauren Roberts

237. “Not someone. You.”

— Lauren Roberts

238. “In the end, it was all light and dark, loud and soft. I knew nothing but the memory of those I loved. One, a friend. The other, unfinished. And that alone is what I took with me into the next life. But I watched, warm and bright and high above. Just as he promised.”

— Lauren Roberts

239. “Our mouths crash together.”

— Lauren Roberts

240. “What did you think we were going to do? Hide for the rest of our lives beneath the willow tree?”

— Lauren Roberts

241. “Where are you going?” The door swings open. “To find them.”

— Lauren Roberts

242. “I thought I’d known torment until it wrapped around her finger.”

— Lauren Roberts

243. “I wonder how often the Enforcer kneels before anything. Anyone. “You’re afraid of me.” He meets my statement with a stare, steady but drawn out like a sigh. “I’d be a fool not to fear something so fierce.”

— Lauren Roberts

244. “Our lives seem to share sad similarities, unfortunate fates. Both our childhoods consisted of training to become what we had to be, neither of us growing up the way we wished. Except, the fathers who raised us couldn’t be more different – one doing everything out of love, the other out of greed.”

— Lauren Roberts

245. “My gaze lifts to the top of the stone steps where the Enforcer scrutinizes the scene below him. King. Queen. Dead body.”

— Lauren Roberts

246. “Death is rather blunt. Sensitivity is hardly in her job description.”

— Lauren Roberts

247. “Yes, well, you’ll find that I often ask questions that I shouldn’t,” I say, looking away from him. “Don’t stop,” he says quickly, quietly.”

— Lauren Roberts

248. “Open your eyes, dammit!” Tired. I’m so very tired. Far, far away, I hear a male voice muttering panicked words. “If you die, I’m going to kill you.”

— Lauren Roberts

249. “She smiles, and I catch the glint of sharp canines.”

— Lauren Roberts

250. “I’ll be forced to spend my days at her service but never at her side. In her shadow but never truly seen. In love with a girl I’d have bowed to long before she became my queen.”

— Lauren Roberts