Top 280 Mia Sheridan Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “Society has set up a system that incentivizes the breeding of degenerates, criminals, and predators.”

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152. “I fancy you, he whispered. I fancy you a whole lot.”

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153. “And then his mouth met mine and the taste of him was all I knew. I moaned, a wordless confession of my desire and complete willingness.”

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154. “You’ve always been so sure about me. Thank you for that gift.”

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155. “And I realized again what a tender soul she was, how she wanted love so badly she had even tried to find it in the ugliest of places, in the first attention she’d ever received from.”

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156. “Archer took my hand in his for a brief second and then let it go, saying, I’m sorry. I had heard those words before, but looking at him in that moment, I knew they had never held as much weight as they did when Archer spoke them.”

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157. “As I stood there holding onto him, it occurred to me that not all great acts of courage are obvious to those looking in from the outside.”

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158. “Lydia. Beautiful. My everlasting dream.”

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159. “Wearing your mistakes and regrets on the outside where others can judge them. But, man, the problem is not that others judge you harshly, it’s that you believe what they say.”

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160. “It’s not even natural how much I want you.”

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161. “Fate is the language God uses to speak to us, baby. It’s up to us to listen, though.”

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162. “You only throw a punch for two reasons: if someone hits you first, or to protect the honor of a woman.”

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163. “I whispered against his throat, “You’re beautiful everywhere, Archer.” He let out a breath and leaned his head back very, very slightly, giving me more access, baring his scar to me, a beautiful act of trust.”

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164. “We will never be perfect or without flaws, the lives we’ve been given are not like that. But, Lily, in my heart, you are perfect for me. Perfectly mine.”

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165. “Sometimes miracles – like love – arrived gently. Softly. Without fanfare. Without a lightning strike. For true miracles needed no such thing.”

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166. “There are no interesting stories in these parts, just weary, never-ending tales of tragedy and woe. And toothlessness.”

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167. “She had dared to dream beyond what someone else had ordained her destiny to be, beyond what even the gods had destined.”

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168. “I watched with wonder, as she came undone, this woman who had resisted me so stridently, challenged me at every turn, this woman who fascinated me, tested me, pushed me to my limits, and kept me guessing. She was everything to me: my dreams, my weakness, and the person who made me want to be strong. She was the one woman who showed me I mattered, that I was wanted. That I was enough.”

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169. “Maybe there was no right or wrong, no black or white, only a thousand shades of gray when it came to pain.”

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170. “Do you know the quality all lions possess, above all else?” “No.” I shake my head. “Loyalty,” he says, smiling and showing me that adorable gap in his teeth. No matter how far apart we are. No matter the distance or time, I will never love anyone except you. Not ever.”

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171. “I love you,” she said, nuzzling him back. “All of you. Maybe the wolf most of all, because he was the one who ensured you lived so you could love me when I arrived.”

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172. “I try to close my eyes and believe that even though I can’t see the other side right then, and the side I’m looking at is ugly and muddled, there’s a masterpiece that’s being woven out of all the knots and loose strings. I try to believe that something beautiful can result from something ugly, and that there will come a time when I’ll get to see what that is.”

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173. “What was sexier on a man than great abs and a heart full of hidden torment? They should bottle it and sell it by the truckloads. Or perhaps write a book: “Abs and Hidden Torment: A Man’s Guide to Bagging Babes.” I would have laughed if I didn’t feel so much like crying.”

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174. “It’s not easy,” Ruben said, sitting up on the couch and gesturing to his own marred face. “Wearing your mistakes and regrets on the outside where others can judge them. But, man, the problem is not that others judge you harshly, it’s that you believe what they say.”

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175. “He was so beautiful. I felt something catch in my chest and knew it was just him, taking my breath away.”

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176. “And I fell in love. Deep, hard, utter and complete love.”

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177. “Did you know the trees speak to each other?” She wrinkled her brow. “No.” “They do. They tell secrets in their roots, those deep, dark places that can’t be seen. I think we’re like that too. We know things deep, deep down, secret things, ancient things, that whisper through us, one to the other. You whispered to me. And I whispered back. You heard, didn’t you?” Her heart beat with love for him, at the sweetness of what he’d said. She nodded. “Yes, I heard.”

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178. “And I thought to myself, even though life could be horrifying and earth-shattering, terrible and tragic, it was also filled with moments of breathtaking beauty. And sometimes you just had to laugh.”

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179. “But what I knew in that moment was that the size of your home, your car, your wallet, doesn’t have one single thing to do with the size of your life.”

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180. “I love you, I love you, I love you,” I whispered, smiling, trying to make this moment a happy one. He smiled back and put his lips against mine, mouthing, I love you, too, as if he were breathing love into my body.”

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181. “I heard again and again that my and Archer’s story made people want to be better, to reach out to those no one else saw, to be friends to the friendless, to look at others more closely, and recognize pain when they came across it, and then to do something about it if they were able.”

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182. “If you let it, pain makes more space for love within you. And the love we carry inside makes us strong when nothing else can.”

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183. “Sometimes the beginning of love is just a simple matter of proximity.”

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184. “We know things deep, deep down, secret things, ancient things, that whisper through us, one to the other. You whispered to me. And I whispered back. You heard, didn’t you?”

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185. “When it came to you, I noticed everything. I fell halfway in love with you before we ever spoke a word.”

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186. “It was true what I’d once said about the stars – some things are seen more clearly in light... and some things are seen more clearly in darkness. Because somewhere in the dark of the night, Calder pulled me close to him and we agreed in ways both spoken and unspoken that the world was ugly and broken, and love was ridiculously dangerous and absurdly unsafe... and that we would love anyway.”

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187. “It had to be one of the worst hurts in the entire world – being embarrassed by someone who was meant to protect you, not humiliate you.”

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188. “How do you know what to change, and what to hold on to?” I asked. Were there parts of me that were good and valuable, or did I scrap it all and start completely from scratch? And if that was the case, how in the hell did one go about doing that? Especially in a small town where stories became legend, and every buried secret eventually rose to the surface?”

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189. “You want my truth, Lydia? I’ll give you this one willingly. I want you, too.” He paused, intensity vibrating between us as my pulse jumped and my breath hitched. “I want you so bloody much I feel like I’ll die from it.”

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190. “I am yours. I’ve always been yours. I’ll be yours here on earth, in Elysium. I’ll fight the gods if I have to. I’ll stand before them and declare.”

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191. “Sometimes it seemed so much of the beauty in life resulted from the ugly. And how did you make sense of such things? How could you be thankful for something when so much suffering was necessary to bring it to you? Or was that the very thing that defined real beauty–light after darkness?”

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192. “And once they know you love them, they all walk away.”

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193. “I knew from experience that people didn’t change because they were begged to do so. People changed only when they made the choice to change on their own.”

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194. “As I stood there holding onto him, it occurred to me that not all great acts of courage are obvious to those looking in from the outside. But I saw this moment for what it was–a boy who had never been made to feel that he was wanted anywhere, showing up and asking others to accept him. It made my heart soar with pride for the beautiful act of bravery that was Archer Hale stepping into this small town diner.”

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195. “Since I had met him, it had occurred to me that it would probably be amazing what we could all see and hear if we would just shut our mouths a little more, and stop trying to constantly hear our own voice.”

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196. “As confusing as our situation is, inside it feels like it all makes perfect sense.”

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197. “You brought the silence, The most beautiful sound I’d ever heard, Because it was where you were. And now you’ve taken it away. And all the noises, all the sounds in the world, Aren’t loud enough to pierce my broken heart. I look up at the stars, endless and forever, and whisper, Come back to me, Come back to me, Come back to me.”

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198. “Sometimes tragic and awful can be funny, too. Sometimes it has to be.”

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199. “Tenleigh, when I say it was my choice to do what I did, to sacrifice getting out of here so you could, I meant that I did it happily. I mean that. I suffered, yes, but I realized I would happily suffer for you, because that’s what loving someone is. Willing to do anything for them, willing to make any sacrifice, suffer so they don’t have to. I loved you then, and I still love you now.”

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200. “But what I did know was that I loved a girl. And I knew I loved her in a way I’d never, ever recover from. I knew I loved her to the very core of myself. And I knew she loved me back.”

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