Top 250 Liz Tomforde Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “I will burn the world down to protect her and I’ll proudly wave the match, so everyone knows I’m the one who did it.”

— Liz Tomforde

202. “Stop being so dang cute all the time so I can yell at your dad every once in a while.”

— Liz Tomforde

203. “Trust me, she was never yours.”

— Liz Tomforde

204. “To an outsider, this might seem odd, him having a coffee bar when he doesn’t drink caffeine or having dairy milk in his fridge when he’s lactose intolerant. But the thing is, Rio has always been good to his friends, has always had this innate way of loving and taking care of those important to him. One of his best characteristics is making those around him comfortable and welcomed, so a fully stocked coffee station for friends who are visiting makes perfect sense to me.”

— Liz Tomforde

205. “He was a part of all my best memories this year, just like he is most years. Any memories I wish I could rewind and relive are all the ones he and I have had over the years, growing up together. Learning each other. Falling for each other.”

— Liz Tomforde

206. “I’ve never looked at a girl the way I look at Hallie.”

— Liz Tomforde

207. “I’m in love with you, Ryan Shay, and I don’t need the entire world to know that for it to be true.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

209. “I’ve never forgotten this girl, not even for a second, and it’s about time she knows that.”

— Liz Tomforde

210. “Hallie can pretend to be unaffected by me, by us, by our history, but she’s still wearing my shirt when she gets back to work and looks damn good in it.”

— Liz Tomforde

211. “He’s got a backwards hat on, dark-rimmed glasses, and a toddler in his arms with a matching cap for goodness’ sake.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

213. “A knock sounds at the back door of the house and we both turn to find Isaiah, Zanders, Stevie, Ryan, Indy, and Rio with their faces pressed up to the glass, watching us.”

— Liz Tomforde

214. “This is my worst fear, after all, letting myself want someone only for them to realize they’re good without me; it’s why I never have.”

— Liz Tomforde

215. “I think I’m seeing the old Kai tonight and that version scares me. The confidence, the self-assurance mixed with the new Kai – thoughtful, kind. He’s a lethal combination, and not only does my body recognize it, but so does my heart.”

— Liz Tomforde

216. “The house has always been yours, Hallie. Ours. It was just waiting for you to come make it a home.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

218. “What are you doing?” I ask into his chest. “This is why I came in here in the first place, and I almost forgot. Wanted to give you a hug and tell you how much I missed you this week. Stop avoiding me, Kenny. I don’t like it.” He jogs out of the room with that.”

— Liz Tomforde

219. “You held your parents’ relationship on a pedestal as this ideal picture of what love should look like, but I didn’t view my parents’ relationship that way.” I take his face in my hands, making sure his attention is on me. “That’s how I viewed ours.”

— Liz Tomforde

220. “I just don’t want you to be so afraid to fail at something new that it keeps you from finding your happiness.”

— Liz Tomforde

221. “I remember all too well.”

— Liz Tomforde

222. “Travis nudges my shoulder. “So, who is she?” On this day, where everything feels like a sign, I don’t hesitate when I say, “My future wife.”

— Liz Tomforde

223. “Just like I’ve never been someone’s joy, I’ve also never been someone’s best.”

— Liz Tomforde

224. “What I’m trying to say is that my brother deserves the world and for him, you are the world.”

— Liz Tomforde

225. “Every option is yours, Kenny. Whatever you want to do, I will be your biggest supporter.”

— Liz Tomforde

226. “Word got out that we were looking into things, and by last night, every single player had filed a formal complaint on your behalf, giving firsthand accounts of the things they heard Fredrick say to you. He was terminated this morning.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

228. “I never had to beg for your attention, and I’m not sure you’ll ever fully understand how safe that became for me, knowing you were giving it to me willingly. I never had to ask you to see me, to understand me, and I’m sorry that I haven’t allowed you to be able to say the same. But I promise you, Isaiah, now that my eyes have been opened, I can’t keep them off you.”

— Liz Tomforde

229. “When it comes to Isaiah Rhodes, my favorite thing to do is to humble him.”

— Liz Tomforde

230. “There’s this nagging part of me that’s questioning whether the homesickness I’ve felt for years now has been for Boston or if it’s actually been for her.”

— Liz Tomforde

231. “Ryan doesn’t look up at me, but I can’t stop my wandering eye from falling over him as he eats. He really is a beautiful man.”

— Liz Tomforde

232. “I once assumed I didn’t have anyone there to celebrate the good moments with, and I couldn’t have been more wrong. I’ve had these guys the whole time.”

— Liz Tomforde

233. “Oh, Indy.” She places her hand on top of mine, the both of us watching Ryan and Sarah. “That man loves you. That right there is quiet love.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

235. “You’ve never gotten a say in your own life, and the last thing I’m going to do is take that away from you again. Every option is yours, Kenny. Whatever you want to do, I will be your biggest supporter. But I couldn’t live with myself if I didn’t allow you the space to fulfill your goals, to live up to everything you’ve worked so hard for.”

— Liz Tomforde

236. “Slipping my foot between hers, I nudge her feet apart to find a new addition to her shoes. Right there, inside of the left ankle is an embroidered basketball with my number and a heart stitched into the center of it.”

— Liz Tomforde

237. “No one else draws their hearts like this, so every time I see one, I know it’s you. That’s why I like them so much.”

— Liz Tomforde

238. “I want the comfort of privacy, but I want her to be with me while I have it.”

— Liz Tomforde

239. “It could be negative twenty, and I’ll hold an iced coffee in my hand while I wear my winter gloves.”

— Liz Tomforde

240. “I spent years complaining about being the single one of the group, the odd man out. But even though I was the last one, how lucky am I that I got a front-row seat to watch each of my best friends fall in love?”

— Liz Tomforde

241. “Because I’m going to kiss you and when we listen to next year’s playlist, I want this song to be on there so we can rewind it back however many times we want to and remember this.”

— Liz Tomforde

242. “Call me old-fashioned, I don’t care, but I have yet and will not let her open her own door.”

— Liz Tomforde

243. “Well, you can’t.” I swallow hard. “And neither can I. You were supposed to teach me how to be a man, Dad, and I truly hate the things I learned from you.”

— Liz Tomforde

244. “You want to be chosen first? Well, so do I. So, choose me.”

— Liz Tomforde

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

— Liz Tomforde

246. “She has been my favorite person since I was twelve, and fifteen years later, that hasn’t changed.”

— Liz Tomforde

247. “Yeah, Hal. I still know you. And you still know me. Better than anyone.”

— Liz Tomforde

248. “These girls are practically my sisters, and there’s no question that these guys have become my brothers. I spent years complaining about being the single one of the group, the odd man out. But even though I was the last one, how lucky am I that I got a front-row seat to watch each of my best friends fall in love?”

— Liz Tomforde

249. “There’s nothing desperate about going after what you want most in life.”

— Liz Tomforde

250. “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?”

— Liz Tomforde