Top 500 Lauren Roberts Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “She’s so stunning, yet so stubbornly oblivious to how the sunset behind dulls in comparison to the vibrance that is her.”

— Lauren Roberts

252. “Take care of her for me,” she whispers atop his pale skin. “Take care of her, Mak.” I almost don’t hear her final, broken whisper. “See you in the sky.”

— Lauren Roberts

253. “Plagues, I love that sound,” he murmurs, making me fall silent. “I would tattoo it into my skin if it meant you’d laugh at me for doing it.”

— Lauren Roberts

254. “You’re not supposed to touch me at all.” “But you could command me to,” I drawl. “Then I’d simply be following an order.”

— Lauren Roberts

255. “So be my weakness, then.”

— Lauren Roberts

256. “Adena’s smile could rival the sun over the Scorches desert.”

— Lauren Roberts

257. “I’m sure. Now, did you bring anything else back?” He inches closer, making her giggle. “Maybe some new freckles?”

— Lauren Roberts

258. “I see you everywhere, Kitt. In every smile, every ripple of water, every blade that I can’t bear to raise.”

— Lauren Roberts

259. “Oh darling, as long as you think I’m pretty, I don’t give a damn what I look like.”

— Lauren Roberts

260. “Honey. That’s what I tell myself. It’s just honey.”

— Lauren Roberts

261. “I pull away just far enough to pant, “Have you really counted my freckles?” “All twenty-eight of them,” he breathes before kissing me hard. “Though, you might have more now from the sun.” Another quick kiss. “I’ll have to do a recount.”

— Lauren Roberts

262. “Five years ago, it was her father who was my first kill.”

— Lauren Roberts

263. “Where he is a prince, the future Enforcer, the son of the man I hate, I am a Slummer, an Ordinary, the embodiment of the thing he has been taught to hate.”

— Lauren Roberts

264. “My throat is dry. I swallow thickly. “You love me.” “Then.” His hands cup my face. “Now.” My lips brush his. “Always. And I’ll find your shoes for you in every lifetime if you’ll allow it.”

— Lauren Roberts

265. “They will happily sit back and watch her die, smile if she meets the death they think she deserves. But I will only survive this life if she does.”

— Lauren Roberts

266. “After that, we’ll ensure the ring finds its way back onto the correct finger.”

— Lauren Roberts

267. “Impress me today, darling,” he had whispered, kneeling before me.”

— Lauren Roberts

268. “It’s hard to believe that something so beautiful would willingly stare at the likes of me. I feel undeserving of her gaze, of the way her eyes roam over my face.”

— Lauren Roberts

269. “I forgot to dodge.”

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270. “Marry me, Pae. I’m already on one knee, but I’ll get down on both and beg for you, if you like.”

— Lauren Roberts

271. “I blame her for it. Blame her for cracking my carefully crafted mask, shattering it to pieces when she is around.”

— Lauren Roberts

272. “I’m hot and cold, yes and no, right and wrong.”

— Lauren Roberts

273. “Paedyn, I love you. Like nothing else before, I love you.”

— Lauren Roberts

274. “Few have the power to make me plead.”

— Lauren Roberts

275. “I’m paralyzed in his arms, powerless in his hold that once felt so safe. His chest rises and falls against me, a feeling that was once so familiar. Now it is foreign. Frightening.”

— Lauren Roberts

276. “It’s Adena’s boy from Loot.” She chokes on his name. “Mak.”

— Lauren Roberts

277. “That tether between us grows taut, heavy with the weight of so many unspoken words. But even the strongest of ties wear over time. It will be the slow death of us, spending every day alongside each other but never truly together.”

— Lauren Roberts

278. “Every dark lash lining those silver eyes. Every twitch of his too-familiar lips. Every lock of ebony hair falling in waves atop a tanned brow. Every piece of him perfectly in place, exactly how I’d left him.”

— Lauren Roberts

279. “Paedyn. I am content to listen to you talk for hours, but if you must speak about fruit, then at least pick one we both enjoy.”

— Lauren Roberts

280. “So I said her name, again and again. I finally let myself do it. Let that last piece of attachment to her lock into place. Just saying her name felt intimate, personal, somehow.”

— Lauren Roberts

281. “I’m quite sure that even the stars are envious of you.”

— Lauren Roberts

282. “Do it. Wouldn’t be the first time you spilled royal blood.”

— Lauren Roberts

283. “I can’t seem to tear my eyes from her.”

— Lauren Roberts

284. “Because it is far more fun to admire you when the action is mutual.”

— Lauren Roberts

285. “Since we are admitting things,” she forces out, “you should know that I always wanted to be a baker.” The Imperial blinks. This is then followed by the predicted laughter. “I’m sorry, I just can’t imagine you wanting to make anyone feel warm and fuzzy inside.”

— Lauren Roberts

286. “You going to kiss me, Gray, or just continue admiring what you see?” he murmurs, now running a thumb over my bottom lip. “Still contemplating drowning you, actually.” My voice is breathy, my own fingers wandering over the curve of his jaw. “Oh, darling, I already am.” His lips inch closer to mine, teasing me. “And I’m begging you to let me breathe you in.”

— Lauren Roberts

287. “If she fights for nothing, she lives for death. But if she burns for something, she lives for hope. I want her to fight me. I want her to burn for me, even if it means with hatred.”

— Lauren Roberts

288. “Love each other for me.”

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289. “This life is sweet. Like honey.”

— Lauren Roberts

290. “He’s looking at me like one would a painting – drinking in every detail, delighting in its originality, deeming it a work of art.”

— Lauren Roberts

291. “This kiss is deep and anything but tender. It is betrayal. It is bitterness. And nothing has ever tasted so sweet. It is ruin.”

— Lauren Roberts

292. “Don’t look at me like that.” “Like what?” she asks softly. “Like I’m worthy of being seen.”

— Lauren Roberts

293. “People aren’t born strong; they’re made that way.”

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294. “The strongest weapon a woman has at her disposal is that she is often underestimated,” I answer with a small smile. “And I wield that all the time.”

— Lauren Roberts

295. “Without hesitation.”

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296. “If darkness is the absence of light, then that is what I am when she is not around. And I wonder how I’ve stumbled this long without her to guide me.”

— Lauren Roberts

297. “Power is portrayal.”

— Lauren Roberts

298. “Fate is a funny, fickle thing, offering you no choice in how you live.”

— Lauren Roberts

299. “My pretty Pae. Tell me you missed me.”

— Lauren Roberts

300. “Go live,” she urges softly. “While you still can.”

— Lauren Roberts