Top 280 Mia Sheridan Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “Because I missed you. Because I didn’t have anyone else to talk to, and so I kept talking to you, even though you never answered.”

— Mia Sheridan

252. “Someday I’m going to leave here, but a part of my heart is going to remain. With you.” My.”

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253. “Every once in a while I hear something... something between a feeling and a whisper.”

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254. “Our souls clung to each other as much as our bodies did. And yes, there was healing.”

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255. “Even for people like us – there’s always someone who’s hungrier. And hunger, well, it comes in different forms.” He lowered his head. “I try not to forget that,” he finished quietly, looking slightly embarrassed.”

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256. “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.”

— Mia Sheridan

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

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258. “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.”

— Mia Sheridan

259. “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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260. “Real joy, the kind that permeates your life and brings contentment to your soul comes from service. So no, happiness is not the word. Purpose. Contentment. Joy. To find those things, don’t seek happiness. Search instead for those who need your gift and give it away.”

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261. “He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster.”

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

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

— Mia Sheridan

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

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266. “But of course, life never worked that way. You had to live every minute of the hard part in order to get to the good.”

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267. “It suddenly occurred to me that Archer Hale had taught himself an entire language, but hadn’t had a single person to talk to. Until me.”

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268. “I kissed her with all I had and everything I was worth, which, most likely, wasn’t very much right about then.”

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269. “That’s how Tenleigh affected me. I wanted her so desperately I felt like some part of me was starving for her.”

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270. “I love you,” he repeated. “In this lifetime and in any that follow. I will always love you, Audra.”

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271. “There are lots of ways to avoid pain,” she murmured. “None of them are healthy if they’re based on fear. A reaction – a rebellion if you will – rather than something from the heart.”

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272. “He sifts through all the pebbles until he finds the smoothest one he can, and presents it to her as a token of his love.”

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273. “Funny how different our lives were, and yet how similar our hearts felt.”

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274. “I watched her silently as she retreated. And somewhere deep down inside, somewhere where there were no rules and no limits, somewhere where only the beating of my own heart could be heart, love took root.”

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275. “Fairy tales helped me disappear into worlds where princes were loyal and honest and where princesses were strong and brave.”

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276. “We both just breathed for long minutes, getting our heart rates under control. Archer nuzzled his face into the back of my neck, kissing down my spine as far as his mouth could travel without moving his body. I calmed under the feel of his warm mouth, closing my eyes and sighing contentedly. He ran his nose over my skin, and then I felt his lips again as his mouth formed the words, I love you, I love you, I love you.”

— Mia Sheridan

277. “I’m not brave, Tenleigh. I get up and live my sucky life. What else can I do?”

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278. “In life, there are those who save us, both in big ways and in small.”

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279. “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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280. “I can breathe when I’m with you.”

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

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282. “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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283. “Once upon a time, he had been a man used to the spotlight and now he was a man who danced between moonbeams.”

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

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285. “You have to feel the pain if you’re going to feel the joy.”

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286. “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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287. “And maybe we all saw books differently based on our own hearts.”

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