Top 280 Mia Sheridan Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “I walked toward him, single-minded, and when we reached each other, despite the bandages under his shirt, he swept me up in his arms and swung me around as he laughed silently against my lips, those golden-brown eyes filled with warmth, with love. And I thought to myself, Archer Hale’s voice was one of the most beautiful things in the whole wide world.”

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252. “Are thy fighting or having a bookclub?”

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253. “He looked like a prince, but if I were going to cast him in a fairy tale now, I’d cast him as The Dragon! A beastly, judgmental, fire-breathing dragon.”

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254. “Kiss me back, Tenleigh,” he whispered, his voice strained. “God, please kiss me back.”

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255. “You have faith in your own worth and the world won’t matter.”

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256. “Good lord. Building stone patios, chopping wood, and walking everywhere was a workout video he needed to put on the market. ASAP.”

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257. “For how is there bravery if there is no fear?”

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258. “I think, Calder, that we have to figure out how to forgive, not for the people who wronged us, but for us.”

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259. “You whispered to me. And I whispered back. You heard, didn’t you?”

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260. “I myself might have found him appealing if he wasn’t so obviously crazy and useless.”

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261. “Calder kissed me in a way that made me believe I had no only always been his, but I would be his forever. In this life or any other. In his kiss was the promise that wherever he and I existed, we would belong to each other.”

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262. “Find me the person who doesn’t care a whit what anyone else thinks of them and I’ll show ya someone very lonely. The trick, I believe, is to know whose opinion matters and whose doesn’t.”

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263. “I loved the way he smelled, too, even though he was sweaty and dirty and un-showered. I could have stuck my nose in his armpit and inhaled happily. It was one of those very human things that was sort of sexy and sort of gross at the same time.”

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264. “Everything grew silent around them, even the birds had stopped their morning chitter-chatter. But suddenly Harper fell forward, her sob shattering the air. She grabbed at him, and Lucas caught her. He startled and then stilled, taking her in his arms and pulling her against his chest as she cried, her sadness bouncing off the walls of the canyon and disappearing into the forest high above.”

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265. “I love you, too. I know now that I never stopped.”

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266. “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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267. “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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268. “Sometimes tragic and awful can be funny, too. Sometimes it has to be.”

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269. “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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270. “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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271. “Love makes a place for itself even if there isn’t one, Mama,” she said quietly. “Love carves into the hardest of places.”

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272. “Don’t let me destroy this.”

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273. “I don’t mind chasing you, Ellie. Just let me catch you once in a while.”

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274. “People suffer all over the world, every day. But people triumph all over the world every day, too.”

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275. “People always said things like, “Everything will work out,” or, “That won’t happen.” But what about when things didn’t work out? Or when the unthinkable did happen? You had to walk around with the knowledge that life could sweep the rug out from under you at any moment. It could, because it had.”

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276. “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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277. “But life, I supposed, didn’t always offer closure.”

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278. “He’d never seen anything prettier. Not even the almost-night when the colors of the bleeding sun filled the sky and came down to kiss the earth.”

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279. “It’s just that every story of woe and tragedy throughout history starts out with those exact same three words. ‘There’s this girl.”

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280. “Something sparked in the air, something Clara was surprised didn’t illuminate the darkness, something that felt bright and shimmery and she swore was raining upon her skin like the fallout of a broken star.”

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