Top 160 Penelope Ward Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “I didn’t want him to move on. I wanted to go backwards, back in time and hug him. Never let him go.”

— Penelope Ward

52. “In the end, there was you, and that made it all worth it.”

— Penelope Ward

53. “I preferred to be alone than to give myself to someone with whom there was no spark.”

— Penelope Ward

54. “From the day you first walked into my life, you’ve been saving me.”

— Penelope Ward

55. “I still dream about your neck. I still think about you every day. For some reason, I just needed you to know that tonight. Please don’t write back.”

— Penelope Ward

56. “The way I see it, if you want to cheat on someone, you should just break up with them. Cheating is for cowards.”

— Penelope Ward

57. “Don’t worry, sweetie. You’re in good hands. I’m positive Dr. Hogue has seen his share of ass.”

— Penelope Ward

58. “Wanting someone you knew with absolute certainty you could never have was the very definition of agony.”

— Penelope Ward

59. “That’s exactly why I couldn’t tell you. It was never that I thought you’d leave. It was that I knew you’d stay. You don’t realize what getting involved with me could mean. Here today, gone tomorrow, Chelsea. You’ve already had your heart broken once. Is that what you really want?”

— Penelope Ward

60. “There are some people who come into our lives and take a little piece of our hearts when they go. So they’ll always have that love with them. But the heart is resilient and will eventually heal itself. Though the new heart isn’t the same as the old heart, and that’s why we never love two people the same way.” “I guess.”

— Penelope Ward

61. “I know I’m not supposed to care. But when it comes to you, what I’m supposed to be feeling has never seemed to matter.”

— Penelope Ward

62. “He’d now officially become his brother’s bastard child who impregnated his stepsister.”

— Penelope Ward

63. “I’m sure if I told any of my friends about you, they wouldn’t get it. They’d tell me I was crazy. But if this is crazy, I don’t want to be normal, because I can’t remember a time when I’ve been happier.”

— Penelope Ward

64. “I lost all those years, only to end up in the same place, wanting you and wishing I hadn’t ever let you go.”

— Penelope Ward

65. “I knew without a shadow of a doubt that I was hopelessly in love with him.”

— Penelope Ward

66. “He kept his hand on my throat and lightly squeezed it. It was innocent, but there was a fine line being drawn with every second that passed.”

— Penelope Ward

67. “The “one that got away” was supposed to stay away, not come back and leave you all over again.”

— Penelope Ward

68. “Undress me. I’m yours.”

— Penelope Ward

69. “Go on, read number three. I don’t have all day. I have to get to the hospital and save lives like a superhero.”

— Penelope Ward

70. “It used to. Now, it’s just broken. How do I fix it?” “Sometimes, we can’t.”

— Penelope Ward

71. “It’s such a shame. I just believe if you’re a good person, God knows it. I don’t think going to church every Sunday or saying you accept Christ makes a lick of difference in the end.”

— Penelope Ward

72. “Come fly with me, beautiful.”

— Penelope Ward

73. “Thank you for giving me mine.”

— Penelope Ward

74. “They say your life flashes before your eyes, right? Well, you were the only thing that flashed before mine. Just you.”

— Penelope Ward

75. “That’s the thing about true love. It can rise from the ashes because at its source, it’s indestructible. Layers can be stripped away and lost, but if you’re lucky enough to find them again and put them back together, the end result is stronger than ever.”

— Penelope Ward

76. “Well, my life had been nothing but selfish up until then. Nothing should ever come before family. I learned that the hard way.”

— Penelope Ward

77. “If you don’t cut that out, I don’t bring the girl back here to see you. No more girl! You hear me? I’m tired. NO MORE GIRL!”

— Penelope Ward

78. “If everything before this had been a controlled burn, then this was the explosion.”

— Penelope Ward

79. “Thinking back, I’m pretty sure that was the moment I fell in love with her.”

— Penelope Ward

80. “I need you more than I’m afraid of everything else that comes with loving you.”

— Penelope Ward

81. “You are in control of your destiny – except in the next twenty-four hours. I’m in control of it for now.” He winked and flashed a devious smile. “You’re stuck with me whether you like it or not.”

— Penelope Ward

82. “When I saw you, I fell in love and you smiled because you knew.”

— Penelope Ward

83. “I was living the moment I’d always feared: knowing what it was like to have her and still feeling as though I needed to let her go.”

— Penelope Ward

84. “What do you say we go find a hotel near here, have a nice dinner, hot showers and call it a night. I’d like to sleep in your bed, too.” “What did you say?” “I said I’d like to sleep in a bed, too.” “Oh.”

— Penelope Ward

85. “That was the first time I realized that I’d fallen in love with him. I loved Justin, More than a friend, more than anything. I was so mad at myself. My biggest fear was losing him. It hit me that it was going to happen someday. Maybe it was already happening.”

— Penelope Ward

86. “The purpose of life is to love with all of your heart and soul.”

— Penelope Ward

87. “So, my question to you, Gia, is this: will you be uncertain with me?” It was amazing what a difference a new perspective could make. Be uncertain. Live anyway.”

— Penelope Ward

88. “I didn’t just love her. To me, she was love, was life. My life started the day she entered it. It would end the day she left it. There was no gap between where I began and she ended. We were one.”

— Penelope Ward

89. “I have this theory. If you think about almost any given moment in life, there is a Beatles song that can describe it.”

— Penelope Ward

90. “Through death there was life. Through hate there was love.”

— Penelope Ward

91. “Keep the change, or rather, change into these. I’m guessing your current ones are a little wet.”

— Penelope Ward

92. “I bought you a dinner in an elegant restaurant for our first one and took you for a plane ride for our second one. Those were damn good dates, Some woman would kill for that kind of lavishness. seems fiting date three we should be heading to a hotel. ” He winked.”

— Penelope Ward

93. “He can’t take you away from me because our story’s not finished. To be continued.”

— Penelope Ward

94. “I needed to kill him with kindness instead of showing my anger.”

— Penelope Ward

95. “I don’t remember the exact words, but the ending went something like this: Your wings already existed; now you must learn to fly.”

— Penelope Ward

96. “A storm makes a tree grow its roots deeper so it can keep standing.”

— Penelope Ward

97. “Talk about holding the world in the palm of your hand. I wished I could carry him home in a breathable non-destructive display case with a lock. I wanted to shield him from everything this crazy world had to offer.”

— Penelope Ward

98. “To our husbands, the real cocky bastards.”

— Penelope Ward

99. “Wow. Impressive.” “Why is that?” “Most girls wouldn’t know that.” “Well, I’m not most girls. And I happen to know a lot more about cars than just that.”

— Penelope Ward

100. “There’s no one like you. There’s no one who smells like you, tastes like you. There’s no one with the same wide eyes, the same perky nose, the same slight freckles, the same plump lips, the same curve of your ass, the same short but beautiful legs, the same toes I want to nibble on. I don’t care how many women I’ve been with. There’s only one you, and I can’t get enough.”

— Penelope Ward