Top 160 Meghan Quinn Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “You need to learn to live, man. You’re not living. You have all this money and you do nothing with it. Now you have a reason to do something. Take her out. Date her. If you like her, go for it.”

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102. “Where’s the fun in that?” Nodding at my phone again, he says, “Hand me your phone.” “Hayden, you don’t have to do this.” “I want to. Honestly, I kind of want to see if your brother screams like a girl.” A giant laugh rumbles from the pit of my stomach. Oh my God. He is my people.”

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103. “But I have to admit, even though it hurt, it was a blessing in disguise.”

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104. “A job, a relationship, where you live – they don’t define you. It’s how you live your life, treat others, and take advantage of every moment presented to you.”

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105. “I think I might have met my match – and she’s wrapped up in a tiny, feisty, all-American package.”

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106. “Sometimes memories are what you need to remind you who you are and where you come from.”

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107. “No one has ever talked to me – argued with me – the way Lottie does. No one has seen me the way she sees me. Sure, my brothers know me for the person I am, but anyone who’s walked into my life sees Huxley Cane, the billionaire, the mogul. They’ve never seen me as Huxley, the man with a heart.”

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108. “I want more from you. And I know this crosses the line of our agreement, but I can’t pretend I don’t have feelings for you, because I do. I like you, Lottie. I like you a lot.”

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109. “That’s love, right? It’s life’s greatest challenge. Sometimes you get to live and love, and sometimes you must love and forget.”

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110. “What does it feel like to just sit there in denial?” “Comfortable,” I answer.”

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111. “I also thing thats why he gets lost in his books, so he doesn’t have to face reality.”

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112. “When you love me, you have to love all of me, which means loving this side of me. I never claimed to be perfect.”

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113. “Isn’t that how all romantics are, give love a chance? That was the sole basis of every romance novel out there; give love a chance.”

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114. “What’s flowing between us is toxic. We can’t get enough of it, but it will slowly kill us.”

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115. “You know, now that you mentioned it, I don’t think I ever hear anyone claim they’re from Ravenclaw. That’s sad.”

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116. “I love you.” The words stun me. They take my breath away. But they also don’t feel entirely real.”

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117. “Do you hate me right now?” I ask her, toying with the little nub, making her entire body tremble against mine. “More now than ever.”

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118. “But that’s the thing you’re not getting, Kelsey. He reacted without thinking, and his reaction was to not trust me. I was about to tell him that I loved him. That he makes me so incredibly happy and every day I’m grateful to wake up in his arms.” Tears flow down my cheeks. “But to him, I’m something he’s willing to throw away over an assumption. Do you see the problem?”

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119. “I don’t want anyone else. I don’t need anyone else. It’s you I think about. It’s you I want in my goddamn bed. It’s you I want wearing my ring.” His lips skim my ear. “You’re all I’ve ever wanted, Myla.”

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120. “Never eat your feelings, that’s what my chef says. Whoever doesn’t eat their feelings isn’t dealing with mishaps and pain correctly.”

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121. “And for some reason, it hurts. That was the thing that bonded us together. It’s what freed me of my student loans. Is that gone too? It’s what brought me close to Huxley, and he tore it up without a blink of an eye.”

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122. “The quaint shop can best be described as what would happen if someone blasted Target with a shrink gun and then redecorated with Scottish charm.”

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123. “Anyone else see them?” She shakes her head. “No.” “Then maybe I should make some more.” I scoop her up and place her on my lap so she’s straddling me. “You aren’t allowed to make any more marks. It’s bad enough these are here.” “You think it’s a bad thing?” “Uh, you’re not the one walking around with hickeys all over your chest.” I reach behind my head and pull off my shirt. When I toss it to the side, I say, “Have at it, babe.”

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124. “From a distance, I can see his mouth moving, as if he’s talking, but I can’t quite hear him from where I sit. His arm is draped along the bench, though, and I just know he’s wrapping his arm around Joan, talking to her as the sun begins to set. And I’m not sure I’ve ever seen anything more romantic in my life. Because even though Joan is gone, she’s still in his heart, and the man continues to love her, ache for her, include her in his life. That’s the kind of love movies are written about.”

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125. “Mommy doesn’t exist for the next few hours, but she loves you, don’t forget that. She loves you so much she wants you to leave her alone. Bye, bye.”

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126. “I’m not going to lie, Paul’s balls on my mascara brush was a blow to the gut, but Porter’s switching to the dark side, now that was like an elephant farting in my face and blowing off my fake eyelashes.”

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127. “I felt too abused to even stop her, so I just curled up against the bed with my ass in the air, trying to find my happy place where unicorns frolicked in glitter fields of donuts and cherry trees.”

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128. “Hey.” I squeeze her tight. “Relationships don’t define us, Dakota; they only help mold us into the people we’re supposed to become.”

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129. “He might want my body, but he doesn’t want me.”

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130. “He’s not the only one who’s addicted, because I need this man just as much as he needs me. I need his teasing, his annoying habits, and his ability to rile me up. I need his caring heart, his blessed soul, and his ability to make me feel safe and protected within the comfort of his arms.”

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131. “You might be a future queen, but when it comes to the bedroom, I’m your goddamn king. Got it?”

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132. “I love what you’ve done with your hair. No doubt the whole bullseye on top of your head is fun for birds when you’re outside.”

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133. “That’s because you puked on my back.” “No, that doesn’t sound like me,” she says. “I don’t do embarrassing things like that.”

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134. “You’re living through your characters when you need to be living in real life.”

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135. “You have to work for love, you have to earn it, and you sure as hell have to maintain it.”

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136. “If Porter crawled into bed with me, I wouldn’t flee the scene right away. I probably wouldn’t even kick him out. I might kick him in the gonads and then rub my cheek against his chest because that’s the kind of girl I am. Beat them and then treat them.”

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137. “Booze bags?” Fay lifts a brow. “How did you know?” Farrah asks, plugging her nose and throwing back the shot. “There are two types of hangovers when you girls come in. The first is just a regular hangover, where you look like death but still have your wits about you. Then there’s booze-bag drunk, where you both look like you slept in a dumpster and sucked on sugarcane the whole night.”

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138. “All of it, done. I’ve got you covered. I’ll help with your sister’s business so you can work for her. You’re going to live with your sister, so that covers housing, we’ll make the perfect plan to stick it to Angela, I’ll easily pay off your student loans, and I know the perfect place to privately lie in the rain.”

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139. “Sometimes, son, the best things are worth waiting for.”

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140. “Feeling you close eases the tension in my heart. I love you, Lilly.”

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141. “I hold back the laughter bubbling inside me. “Toes, can you wiggle them?” She almost seems drunk when she answers, “I have toes.” Your future nurse, ladies and gentleman. Be terrified.”

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142. “I still love every single story because it’s an escape from reality, a moment in time where you can daydream of the impossible, where there is a chance of watching true love unfold right in front of you.”

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143. “I think it’s because in my mind, I’ve always been with you. You’ve always been mine.”

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144. “I farted; I farted on the man’s head. I farted on his chin, on his damn chin.”

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145. “Yup, there he was, not one single rock stuck up his nose, munching on a kid-size chicken tender, staring romantically at the domestic donkeys with his fly down.”

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146. “What on earth is this?” “An engagement ring,” he says casually. “Uh, this isn’t an engagement ring, this is an ice rink for a family of five.”

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147. “Kilty McGrumpyshire.”

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148. “There’s something to be said for someone who doesn’t talk very much. When they speak, their words hold more of a punch than ever expected.”

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149. “You’ve invested in everything outside of our marriage and nothing to our marriage. And I just can’t keep fighting for something only one of us wants.”

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150. “This man really does have a soul. It’s right there, behind the dark chocolate of his hollow eyes.”

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