Top 500 Penelope Douglas Quotes (2026 Update)
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401. “I stared at his back as he left, my stomach churning at his commands and confidence, and I shot out my foot, kicking the leg of my chair. He had spanked me. He’d spanked me! I looked over at the windows, the angry sky dark with the promise of rain and the trees’ leaves dancing wildly. Smooth sailing, my ass.”

— Penelope Douglas

402. “I wanted nothing more than to give her the spanking she damn-well deserved out in the car right now.”

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403. “Okay, lesson on Tate and music. If fans do anything less than carve the band’s name into their skin, then the band isn’t worth listening to. Any music that involves more than jumping around and banging your head is about as exciting as Kenny G to her.”

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404. “Now, relax your thighs,” he instructed. “Spread ’em wide and let them fall to the bed, okay? Open for me. Just open.” I laid down my thighs, knees bent and spread for him.”

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405. “Just kill me, because I can’t take it back, and I can’t move on.”

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406. “Girls dress for others. Women dress for themselves.”

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407. “Madoc thought I was dirt under his shoe. Screw him.”

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408. “They run around like they own the whole world, but I guess wolves born on a leash never know they shouldn’t be wearing one.”

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409. “I love you,” he said. I immediately broke down, tears springing to my eyes. Happy tears.”

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410. “And all I knew in that moment was that I would fight for nothing more than to keep her like this. Innocent and happy and pure.”

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411. “Evans Crist – and my father – had yours killed.”

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412. “Life takes you over like that. You lose yourself. Who you were when you were five was the real you. Before everything started to kill you.”

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413. “The world has plans for you, baby. Whether you’re ready or not. You can be either a driver or a passenger.”

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414. “Aw, my man. Layin’ down the law. God, it turned me on.”

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415. “No one was going to tell me how to feel. Not anymore. No one could make me feel anything I didn’t allow. I was in control. And I was ready for an adventure.”

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416. “This isn’t high school,” I said, eyeing him playfully. “You’re way out of your depth.”

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417. “And no matter how tough he acts, the stress of whatever situation he’s in is in there somewhere. Buried deep or right underneath the surface.”

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418. “I felt like no one wanted me and that life moved on without me. No one cared.” Jared’s.”

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419. “Most guys, Madoc, like something different. You know why you want to see me in “nice,” skimpy things? Because the more I show, the less I’m hiding. I scare you.”

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420. “The truth was, you’re happier when you’re needed and stronger when you’re loved.”

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421. “But nowadays,” she keeps going, “we don’t hold a woman responsible for a man’s behavior.”

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422. “This is what we were built for, Michael. You and me.”

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423. “And it was October thirtieth, the night before Halloween. Devil’s Night. They were back. But why? They’d already graduated – more than a year ago, so why now?”

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424. “I build with you now,” he whispered to me, the heat of his mouth on my lips. “We make Thunder Bay together, Em. I love you.” I love you. I closed my eyes, my face cracking and my eyes filling with tears.”

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425. “So, we live. As hard as we can for as long as we can, and we feel everything, because if it doesn’t kill us, something will.”

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426. “In our hearts, we always know what’s right and wrong. That’s not the struggle. The struggle is wanting what’s wrong for you and gauging whether or not the consequences are worth it.”

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427. “Did you know that your open thighs are directly responsible for my renewable energy source?”

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428. “What is he doing to me?”

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429. “Spread on your bravery, line the eyes and the lips,” I say under my breath as I write on the paper, “glue up the cracks and paint over the rips.” I.”

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430. “You made me feel like the world was a big place again.”

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431. “No, Uncle Jake.”

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432. “For all intents and purposes, he was a fun guy.”

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433. “I always wish for the same thing, and every day it comes true.”

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434. “Someone else already has my heart, and Masen Laurent isn’t him. He’ll never be Misha.”

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435. “He sighed. “I’m out of my own control, Winter,” he said, not explaining any further. “There are no choices. We are who we are, and we do what we do. It’s nature. Like game pieces, I will play my part, because I can’t resist. I can’t be what I’m not.”

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436. “It gets better, you are important, and you can’t be replaced. Hang on. You’ll fing youre tribe.”

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437. “Everyone watching us from a distance faded away, and I looked down at his hair matted to his scalp and temples, droplets cascading down his cheeks and over his lashes, and all I wanted in the world was to stare at him forever. “I build with you now,” he whispered to me, the heat of his mouth on my lips. “We make Thunder Bay together, Em. I love you.”

— Penelope Douglas

438. “Whether or not he still wanted me, I knew he wouldn’t want anyone else to have me.”

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439. “I don’t know, baby,” I told her. “Just don’t let me go, okay?”

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440. “FYI, your mom wouldn’t date your dad if she could make that choice again. -Punk.”

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441. “Pretty sure slamming my nipple in a car door would be less painful.”

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442. “Because beauty is in the small things and character is in the flaws, and learning that fact can’t be taught or told.”

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443. “You can’t speak for a world when you only understand one point of view.”

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444. “Stop it.” “I give you everything you need,” he fought, his voice turning angry as he dived into my neck.”

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445. “I’ll be home at five. Be here,” I order her. And then I start to walk toward the door but turn and soften my voice, adding, “Please?”

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446. “I might kiss you again when we’re older,” he says. “Just so you know.”

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447. “Smiles will come again, and time heals some wounds and soothes the onesie can’t.”

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448. “I’d changed her forever. I’d bent and twisted and broken everything that made her the most beautiful thing that ever happened to me.”

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449. “Jax cleared his throat. “You two have loved each other the longest,” he said softly. “Doesn’t seem right that you’ll be the last to get married.”

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450. “I take you home, or I take you in my lap right here. Decide.”

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