Top 100 Liz Tomforde Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I’ve recently learned that sometimes the clothes don’t matter all that much. Just the memories you make in them.”

— Liz Tomforde

52. “Wrapping an arm over her shoulders, I kiss her head. “You are the most jealous woman I’ve ever met. You know that?” Her head jerks back. “You’ve met other women?”

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53. “Evan Zanders’ hair is black and tightly faded to his scalp, seeming like he can’t go more than seven to ten business days without getting a fresh cut. At the same time, Eli Maddison’s brown mop falls messily over his eyes, and he probably couldn’t tell you the last time he saw his barber.”

— Liz Tomforde

54. “Michael’s is a craft store, you psychopath.”

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55. “You know what,” Zanders continues. “I thought this was going to be a disaster, the two of you under the same roof, but you might be good for Ryan. Force him out of his shell. Make him spend time with someone who isn’t a teammate or his sister. Maybe having someone normal around will give him a little hope in humanity.”

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56. “And you’re not an option, Stevie, because besides you, there’s no other choice.”

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57. “Keep your hips off the edge.” I get on my knees, draping her legs over my shoulders. “Good girl, just like that.”

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58. “Hey, Stevie?” “Hmm.” Her head leans on her arms, facing me. “I like talking to you.”

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59. “A lot of women use vibrators. There’s nothing to be ashamed of. It keeps you from making some poor choices when you have this thing at your fingertips.”

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60. “He’ll be on his hands and knees most of the time.” “As all men should be.”

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61. “But the truth is, I do want to be loved, and that’s scary to admit. It’s a lot easier to say you don’t want to be loved when no one loves you.”

— Liz Tomforde

62. “But there’s no chance in hell I’m upgrading this. Stevie’s hands might drip in 24-karat gold after today, but this five-dollar beat-up ring is hers, and therefore it’s mine.”

— Liz Tomforde

63. “I can’t help but turn around and watch her in shock. Her round hips sway, taking up more space than the other flight attendants I’ve seen on board, but her little pencil skirt dips in at the waist.”

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64. “Gently, he begins to brush my hair.”

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65. “Then for good measure, I add a kiss to Maddison’s cheek. “Zee.” He holds his spatula up in warning. “Get your nasty-ass lips away from me.”

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66. “Hey, Zanders?” “Hmm?” “That’s what it feels like to be loved.”

— Liz Tomforde

67. “The city’s golden boy and Chicago’s unlovable bad boy,” Jerry adds. “My favorite headline to use when it comes to you two.”

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68. “He’s stupid pretty.”

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69. “Good for you. And I don’t want your autograph.”

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70. “Do we need to add this to our deal? Put it on the fridge? Because as far as I’m concerned no one else gets to touch you.”

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71. “This is my version of her. The one where she’s comfortable and casual at home and I don’t want to share her.”

— Liz Tomforde

72. “I kind of what to hang out with her, too. With our clothes on. Without is cool too. Whatever.”

— Liz Tomforde

73. “Loving you was two other surprises of my life.”

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74. “I would’ve followed you anywhere, but you never asked.”

— Liz Tomforde

75. “He loves hard and cares about his people like you wouldn’t believe. So, there’s nothing about him that needs to change. He just needs someone to accept who he is and appreciate what he brings to the table.”

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76. “I believe in love, but I’m a realist. You could love someone with your entire being, but it doesn’t guarantee they’ll love you in return. It’s a gamble, and I don’t like to make bets I might lose.”

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77. “This is practically a how-to manual on how to please a woman. How are more men not reading these?”

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78. “Stevie,” Zanders says in his smooth velvety voice. “You following me?”

— Liz Tomforde

79. “Maddison’s wife, Logan, is one of my closest friends and probably the most capable person I know.”

— Liz Tomforde

80. “It’s a lot easier to say you don’t want to be loved when no one loves you.”

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81. “You think this is funny, kid? Your dad is making me go gray.”

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82. “My home, my heart, all of it, is with you.”

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83. “I loved sleeping with him, and I like the confidence he gives me.”

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84. “I’m telling you this, not as her dad but as your friend. She will leave when the summer is over. I love my daughter to death, but she’s a runner and the last thing she wants is to get caught.”

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85. “If you want to be in Seattle, then I’ll try my hardest to play in Seattle. If you want to move somewhere else, then I’m coming too.” He releases a heavy sigh. “Stevie girl, I’ll follow you anywhere.”

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86. “It’s the list of girls I see in those cities. It’s a little different now, but the concept is still the same.”

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87. “That’s when I realized no one had ever loved me enough to stick around.”

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88. “Oh my God. I’m never leaving this bed.” “Please don’t.”

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89. “Zanders and I standoff, holding each other’s stare for far too long, silence stretching between us. I swallow. “You following me?” A light laugh flows through him. “You have no idea, Stevie girl.”

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90. “I try to breathe, but I can’t. Understanding floods me. It’s all making sense that his fear of not being worthy of love comes from his mom – the woman who left him.”

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91. “I remember all too well.”

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92. “He needs someone constant and stable in his life, and I won’t let something as trivial as a game be the reason my son doesn’t have that.”

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93. “I like that he lets me see hidden sides to him.”

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94. “The only thing I’m positive of is that I want to be the best possible dad for Max.”

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95. “As much as I love people, sometimes they suck and what makes them comfortable is for you to appear to be inferior. I did it plenty in my last relationship.”

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96. “Good for you. And I don’t want your autograph.” Her tone is entirely unimpressed. “What I was going to ask is, are you ready for me to give you your exit row briefing?”

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97. “If my cheeks could change color, I’d be blushing like a little girl right now.”

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98. “This is my favorite one, Stevie girl.” He allows me to spin the ring that’s lost all its shine. “Because it was yours, and you’re my favorite.”

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99. “I want to be the one to make you feel how your favorite books do.”

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100. “Mmm,” he hums. “What, Bug?” He points to the door again. “Mmm.”

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