Top 250 Liz Tomforde Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “I like that he lets me see hidden sides to him.”

— Liz Tomforde

202. “I don’t like the term ‘settling down.’ I didn’t settle for anything. I simply stopped running when the two best boys I know caught me.”

— Liz Tomforde

203. “You have every right to hate me, Hal. You have every right to believe that I forgot about you, but I didn’t. Not one day went by that I didn’t think of you. You were everywhere. In the music I listened to. In the house I live in. I tried to compare every single person I met to you, but there was no comparison. And I will spend the rest of my life regretting leaving you behind all those years ago.”

— Liz Tomforde

204. “Call it irrational all you want. I know it’s not logical. Anxiety doesn’t produce rational thoughts. It creates worst-case scenarios and acknowledging that still doesn’t change the fact that anxiety takes over my entire body and mind, making me unable to focus on anything else.”

— Liz Tomforde

205. “Hope is a dangerous thing, and I learned to stop hoping a while ago.”

— Liz Tomforde

206. “You’ve got the house. You’ve got the girl. What’s next?”

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207. “I think I might have a crush on my husband.”

— Liz Tomforde

208. “She playfully rolls her eyes. “Stop calling me ‘sweetheart.’” “Never.”

— Liz Tomforde

209. “Stevie specifically said it wasn’t a date. Like multiple times.” Maddison squints through the phone screen. “So, your table being set with candles and flowers is because this isn’t a date?”

— Liz Tomforde

210. “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.”

— Liz Tomforde

211. “A run to the drugstore doesn’t qualify as plans.” “It does to me.” He holds the door open for me. “C’mon, Kenny, let’s go be domestic.”

— Liz Tomforde

212. “But I promise you, Isaiah, now that my eyes have been opened, I can’t keep them off you.”

— Liz Tomforde

213. “Maybe no one has ever let you feel safe and that’s why you’re not affectionate.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

215. “Spoken or unspoken, I’ve always loved you.”

— Liz Tomforde

216. “If you stop worrying about unworthy men, maybe you’ll begin to realize that you’re not the problem.”

— Liz Tomforde

217. “Honey,” Indy coos. “I saw the way she looked at you the night she helped watch the kids. She already has. It sounds like the only person who hasn’t forgiven you is you.”

— Liz Tomforde

218. “This is thoughtful in a way that’s overwhelming. Thoughtful in a way that’s almost uncomfortable because it’s been so long that someone’s thought of me and my needs that I’m out of practice with being looked after.”

— Liz Tomforde

219. “I’ll be the best fake boyfriend you’ve ever had.” “My one and only.”

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220. “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.”

— Liz Tomforde

221. “I simply stopped running when the two best boys I know caught me.”

— Liz Tomforde

222. “Coach’s daughter, Kai?” Indy wears a knowing grin. “Interesting. I do love that plot line.” “Nothing about this is interesting, you hopeless romantic.” “Hopeful,” she corrects, pointing toward Ryan. “The new term is ’hopeful romantic.”

— Liz Tomforde

223. “When I excel at something, I have the satisfaction of knowing I belong, that I’m worth the investment.”

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224. “I haven’t seen black and white since the second you walked into my apartment. Now it’s pink-painted toes, purple clothes, green plants, and those goddamn yellow curtains.”

— Liz Tomforde

225. “Because they’re your family and you’re mine, and the fact you even have to ask is mind-blowing to me. Learning to communicate with your family is the bare minimum, Ind.”

— Liz Tomforde

226. “That story makes me want to go home and see Isaiah.” Kennedy leans her head on her sister-in-law’s shoulder. “Then ask him why he only pursued me for three years before we got married when he should’ve started thinking about me at the age of twelve.”

— Liz Tomforde

227. “Girl bosses need forehead kisses too.”

— Liz Tomforde

228. “He needs someone to protect him too.”

— Liz Tomforde

229. “You’re my personal version of heaven, Stevie girl.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

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231. “She’s so pretty and sometimes a little mean. It’s a lethal combination for me.”

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232. “I don’t miss the proud little smile that slides across her lips from being praised for her brilliant mind instead of being warned to hold herself back. It makes me want to spend every day of the rest of my life reminding her just how incredibly bright she is until I get to watch those insecurities wash away.”

— Liz Tomforde

233. “I want to rewind all of it, Hallie.”

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234. “Until you, I want to add. Until you walked into my apartment and flipped my world on its head, unraveling every notion I had convinced myself of. Erasing every belief I once held.”

— Liz Tomforde

235. “I love you, Hallie Hart. Spoken or unspoken, I’ve always loved you.”

— Liz Tomforde

236. “They don’t just make me feel like I belong, but they make it seem as if I’m right where I’m supposed to be. Any fears I had about fitting into Rio’s new life are quieted. His “new” friends are exactly the kind of people I’d hope for him to have in his life.”

— Liz Tomforde

237. “This man has no shame, acting like a love-sick idiot on the ice with twenty thousand fans watching him.”

— Liz Tomforde

238. “You’re allowed to be mad at me. It won’t change how I feel about you.”

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239. “Essentially, what this project is, is the opportunity to design the house I’ve always dreamed of us sharing.”

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240. “Miller,” I whisper. “If you’re this sad, I have a shoulder you could lean your legs on.”

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241. “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.”

— Liz Tomforde

242. “Mmm,” he hums. “I should warn you, Ken, I like it when you’re mean. It does something to me.”

— Liz Tomforde

243. “He’s quiet for a long moment before he says, “But you’re not just a part of my life. You’re the center of it. So, if something isn’t fitting around us, that piece needs to change, not you.”

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244. “Then it’s the ten of us. How it was always supposed to be.”

— Liz Tomforde

245. “Have I told you lately how much I dislike you?” “Mmm,” he hums. “I should warn you, Ken, I like it when you’re mean. It does something to me.” “So that’s why you haven’t left me alone all these years? I should’ve been nice to you all this time, I guess.” “I probably would’ve proposed a handful of times by now if you were. Nice. Mean. I’ll take you any way I can get you.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

247. “You’re my answered prayer. You know that?”

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248. “Absolutely not. What do you think? That I’m made of money? You can order off the two-for-twenty menu, and if you’re a good girl and eat all your dinner, maybe I’ll splurge and get you a molten chocolate cake for dessert.”

— Liz Tomforde

249. “I’ve always wondered what it would feel like to be missed.”

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250. “People like that are going to treat you like you’re not enough or you’re not worthy, but that’s their own insecurities coming out. They’re bullies, and they’ll stop when you make them stop. If you start loving yourself, their words will no longer have meaning.”

— Liz Tomforde