Top 200 Lucy Score Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “Good. Heed my words. Don’t ever let a man you don’t like make decisions for you.”

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52. “Lucian was the kind of handsome that made women wonder if he’d made some pact with the devil. Dark hair. Dark, smoldery eyes. Dark suit. He gave off hints of power, wealth, and secrets like a cologne.”

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53. “You say it as loud as you want to in your head. You let it come out of your eyes, your pores, every exhale, but you do not say it on the field again. You’re fuckin’ better than that, Way. You’ve got a temper, but there’s a hell of a lot more power in controlling it than letting it fly. Use it, or it’ll use you.”

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54. “What’s anyone’s problem? Baggage. People meet, sparks fly, then they spend all their time trying to hide who they really are so they can stay attractive. Then we’re surprised when it doesn’t work out.” She had a point. “If everyone just introduced themselves with their baggage, imagine how much time we’d save.”

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55. “I remember every second of us.”

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56. “I thought I was too damaged to know what real love was. But I was wrong. I know what it is because of my scars, because of my past. I know what love is. I know that I love you and that I’ll spend the rest of my life loving you if you let me.” Her voice trembled. “Hell, I’ll spend the rest of my life loving you even if you don’t let me.”

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57. “Broken men broke women.”

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58. “Don’t waste your time in relationships that lack respect.”

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59. “The song was slow, dirty, tortured. I liked it. It reminded me of me.”

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60. “You get to decide how you show up in this world. No one else gets to dictate to you who you are,” Stef said. I knew he was saying it for Waylay’s benefit, but the truth resonated deep down inside me too. I’d lost myself while trying to convince someone else that I was what he wanted. I’d forgotten who I was because I’d let someone else take over the definition.”

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61. “This book is about the bravery it takes for us to love someone when we all know how every love story ends.”

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62. “Heard you and Knox got into screaming matches at the cafe and Honky Tonk, and then he apologized, but you broke a chair over his head, and he needed six stitches.”

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63. “Grief had a way of infiltrating everything, even when you were prepared for it.”

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64. “You love me, you idiot. You’ve loved me since we were kids. You loved me even when I broke your trust. You loved me after I fixed it. You still love me.”

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65. “Cause she left him at the altar,” the girl added knowledgeably. “Yesterday.” “Waylay, I told you that in confidence,” Naomi hissed. Her cheeks turned a bright shade of scarlet. “You’re the one being interrogated for grand theft auto.”

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66. “Eat your burger. You’re weak with hunger and stupidity.”

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67. “You’re going to make some woman very lucky someday.” “Wish it was you.”

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68. “This wasn’t the best orgasm of my life. Because this wasn’t an orgasm. This was a life-altering religious experience. It rolled on and on, wave after wave of pleasure.”

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69. “But the point of working hard isn’t really getting people to notice how hard you work. It’s about giving it your all and being able to walk away with no regrets. Doing a good job shouldn’t be so someone else tells you that you did good. It should be about you feeling good about your effort.”

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70. “I just wish I woulda kept trying to look to the light instead of sinking into the dark,” he said. “A man can learn to live in that dark, but it’s no life.”

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71. “Because Knox didn’t want to be. Because when it came down to it, no one ever really chose me.”

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72. “Listen, sweetie. You’re allowed to have needs. You’re allowed to make mistakes. You’re allowed to make decisions your father or I might not agree with. It’s your life. You’re a beautiful, big-hearted, intelligent woman who needs to start figuring out what she wants.”

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73. “At the end of the day, your quality of life is determined by the people you surround yourself with.”

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74. “Is DEFCON One or Five worse?” I asked in a squeak.”

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75. “I really needed to stop consuming dairy products. This had to be some kind of hormonal effect from too much glorious cheese.”

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76. “It doesn’t matter how much you have, if it’s not what you want. You can’t just decide to be happy with less than.”

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77. “I can still be sad. But I don’t have to wallow or completely ignore the good that is still waiting for me. That’s careless and wasteful.”

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78. “Think of it as an adventure,” he advised. “And if you’re a good girl, I’ll buy you dinner and snacks.” “I do like snacks,” she mused.”

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79. “Just keep being your belligerent self, and sooner or later, my mother will realize she made a terrible mistake.” “I don’t know about that. She kept you around.”

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80. “Kurt Michaels was smart, charming, and handsome. He told dad jokes and wore sexy cardigans and hot nerd glasses. Total dad material. Unlike some others who were just “daddy” material.”

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81. “I don’t think my heart is safe around you.”

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82. “There’s no life-work balance. Okay? Get it? It’s all life. You get the same twenty-four hours as the next girl. Fill yours with what you love.”

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83. “You think I’m dumb enough to let you two go?” “Uh, yeah,” Waylay, Lucian, and Nash said together.”

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84. “He pulled back, eyes fierce. Then he pressed a kiss to my forehead and left the room.”

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85. “Ajunior editor chirped in my ear about canary yellow sundresses and Cuban photoshoots while the January wind worked its icy fingers through my layers. I navigated the curb buried under foot-tall piles of what used to be snow. Now it was gray slush frozen into dirty, depressing clumps.”

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86. “I had a headache from fake smiling.”

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87. “You know what they say,” Mom said, tugging my sister to her feet. “Chardonnay is the most important meal of the day.”

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88. “There’s a fine line between annoyance and ‘damn, I really want to get that naked,’” he pointed out.”

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89. “Did I ever tell you that my heart skips a beat every time you walk toward me?” Silas said, flashing her a slow, panty-melting grin. “You should probably get that checked,” she said lightly. “Could be something serious.” “Oh, I sure hope so,” he drawled. Oh. My. God.”

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90. “Keep your hands off of me, or I’ll break off that hard-on you’ve been sporting all night and slap you in the face with it.”

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91. “There’s no shame in not knowing how to do something. There’s no shame in learning and trying. Shame never works as a motivator.”

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92. “I am a woman. Two weeks ago, I had cramps so bad I had to lie down on the floor of the public restroom at the mechanic’s garage. And then I had to get back up and go do my job for eight hours.”

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93. “No, ma’am.” “Don’t you ‘ma’am’ me. This is northern Virginia. Y’all barely say y’all here. You can’t ‘aw shucks’ your way out of this.”

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94. “You type like a Clydesdale.”

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95. “He was in love with Remi Ford. He always had been. And someone wanted to take her away from him.”

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96. “You were willing to commit to me for a year when you thought I had an imaginary cat friend?” “That’s how into you I am, Sparkle. Don’t forget it.”

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97. “Ever wonder how long you can afford to care?” Her smile was back. “I don’t worry about things like that. It’s one day at a time. As long as the good balances out the bad, I’m ready for the next day. It’s never gonna be easy. But we aren’t doing this for ease. We’re doing it to make a difference.”

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98. “How are you going to live a full life if you can’t take a full breath?”

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99. “That was life. The good, the bad, the ugly all mixed together in a special kind of recipe of possibility.”

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100. “What am I supposed to do, be all ‘woe is me’ for the rest of my life? I still get access to the same sunrises everyone else does, the same 24 hours in a day. And if I don’t take advantage of those things, it’s my own fault.”

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