Top 200 Lucy Score Quotes (2025 Update)
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151. “Please, the only time a woman needs a grand romantic gesture is when she doesn’t know she’s loved.”

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152. “It took you damn long enough. Do you realize how lucky you are that she held out for you this long? My daughter has the attention span of a gnat. If she didn’t feel something powerful for you, she’d be working on divorce number two to some idiot she met at Burning Man or an organic cheese tasting by now.”

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153. “Give me a couple of minutes.” And the rest of your life.”

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154. “And that’s love. It can and should be the source of your greatest strength, not your biggest fear. Don’t forget that, Emma.”

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155. “God, he was beautiful. Supernaturally molded by the gods beautiful. He would make gorgeous little demon babies.”

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156. “Honey, Karen was once in a lifetime, We both know that. But guess what? So is Harper. Don’t turn your back on this gift.”

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157. “It was a feeling. Some kind of magic. A rightness, I guess. It definitely didn’t make any logical sense. On paper we couldn’t be more ill-suited to each other. But there was something so right about how it felt to be with him.”

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158. “He’s an ass. And I don’t like any man’s hands on you.” “Are you getting territorial? You’re not going to pee on me, are you? Because I am not into that.”

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159. “You didn’t put me in your shadow. The sun was shining just as brightly on me. I just didn’t notice it. It took all that for me to find the right path, my own path, to realize I was already standing in the sun.”

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160. “For once in my life, I didn’t want a gold star. I wanted someone to see me. Really see me for the hot mess I was.”

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161. “Why couldn’t mean people be ugly on the outside, too?”

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162. “It’s okay. You can hang on to me. I won’t break.”

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163. “Maybe. I don’t know. Being around you feels like a never-ending boxing match, and I keep getting hit in the nuts.”

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164. “I tapped the folder again. Debating. What the hell. I had a few minutes for an argument.”

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165. “Eyes that made me think of forest floors and open fields.”

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166. “She had the handwriting of a three-year-old trying to figure out whether they were right- or left-handed.”

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167. “Naomi elbowed him in the gut. “Be polite.” “No,” he growled.”

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168. “No. I wedge myself in drain pipes two or three times a week. It’s in the job description.”

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169. “Little Amps was a hip coffee shop that roasted its own beans and attracted the kinds of people who enjoyed the inconvenience of not going through a chain drive-thru. The coffee was excellent. But the parking was stupid.”

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170. “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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171. “See, I’ve had a crush on you for a touch over a decade. And I didn’t make my move for a variety of reasons. But I’ve never stopped crushing on you.”

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172. “He kissed like he’d invented it. And I followed his lead as if I had no choice in the matter.”

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173. “This hormone thing,” he said, gently wiping the tears from my face with his thumbs. “How long does it last?” “I guess we’ll find out,” I sobbed.”

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174. “It served as a reminder that no matter how good things were in the moment, they were bound to get worse until that once bright, shiny future was unrecognizable.”

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175. “There were people in this world who couldn’t feel big unless they were making someone else feel small.”

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176. “Just goes to show you can say anything you want, but that don’t make you a different person than what you are down deep.”

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177. “It was Luke’s turn to sigh. “Should I really be taking advice from a man who’s never been married?” “Don’t have to jump off the cliff to know you die at the bottom.”

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178. “And before you ask me about the kids, let’s talk about how even though she may not look it, a woman can be more than the people she brings into this world.”

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179. “And for the first time in my life, I felt like the hero instead of the villain.”

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180. “She’d deployed the mom voice. Unfortunately, being a grown adult hadn’t come with an instant immunity to that tone.”

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181. “She felt closer to him than any other human being on the planet. She wondered if their souls were touching. If they were becoming one.”

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182. “The marketing department had cheaped out. Sure, they looked okay on the outside, and they mostly did the job you’d expect. But each pen had between thirty-five and forty-two clicks in it before the spring mechanism exploded. One of their more nervous sales reps had nearly lost an eye in the middle of a big pitch.”

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183. “Social media is how you fantasize your life should be. Not the reality of.”

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184. “You stick to your ring of hell, and I’ll stick to mine,” I agreed. “Perfect solution.” She yanked the conference room door open.”

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185. “Your father and I did everything we could to help Tina be happy and healthy. But it wasn’t her path. And it took years, but we finally understood that it wasn’t our path to turn her into someone she’s not. We did our best with your sister. But Tina’s choices are not a measure of our worth. It’s a tough lesson, but we got it.”

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186. “Her heart ached with the memory. She hadn’t had enough time with her mom to make up for the hateful teenage years. To reassure her mom that, no matter how painful the choice had been, she’d made the right one.”

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187. “I’d lost the greatest man I’d ever known. Everyone needed me to be strong, to be okay. My mother and sister, my friends, my town. They didn’t need to be worried about how deep this chasm of grief went. But tonight, right now, I could allow myself to be what I was. Devastated.”

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188. “You’re telling me he’s a grumpy, overprotective hottie next-door and you’re not going to sleep with him? How wasteful.”

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189. “And what does a cow say?” Carter yelled. “Mooooooooo!” The kids shouted. Except for Katie Bell, who barked.”

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190. “When you’re in a relationship, you don’t live your life to please your partner. But you sure as hell don’t figure out what they like and then run in the opposite direction to maintain some semblance of independence.”

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191. “She greeted me with her hands extended, and I didn’t know what to do, so I took them both and made a weird little curtsy. Had I lost the ability to people?”

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192. “Just so you know for future purposes, this abduction could have been a text or an email.”

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193. “Where are we going? Are we going to go do something crazy?” she asked, bouncing on her toes and looking hopeful. Drunk Remi was also Do Something Crazy Remi, which was exactly why no one else was going to get the chance to walk her home.”

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194. “I’d spent the last four years in a relationship where I took care of everything. Every dinner reservation. Every vacation. Every load of laundry. Every grocery run.”

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195. “Lucian was the type to methodically and creatively destroy your life.”

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196. “Was it weird that she was terrified and turned on at the same time? Could Nick fight off an intruder if most of his blood was in his pants?”

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197. “Don’t be sweet. I can’t resist sweet,” Gianna warned him. “Your kids are monsters and I hate your face.”

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198. “Do I really look like my prime years are behind me?” I asked Vicky. “Oh, sweetie.” She tucked a stray lock of limp hair behind my ear. “Yes. But that doesn’t mean they are.”

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199. “If we waited to go for something until we feel worthy, no one would ever do anything.”

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200. “He shrugged. “Chivalry. Humble beginnings. You talk like you read the dictionary for fun.”

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