Top 160 Penelope Ward Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “What’s the point of beauty if you don’t share it with others?”

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102. “You’re an ass, you know that?” “I’d rather be one than have a fish hook in one.” “Very mature. Did you say you were nine or twenty-nine?”

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103. “As I write this, what she definitely doesn’t know is that a few years later, I came back for her, but it was too late.”

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104. “I may be walking out of here, but there’s not a piece of my heart that is coming with me.”

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105. “I plan to. And then I’m going to spackle her bedroom wall.” Calliope scrunched up her nose. “I don’t even want to know what that means.”

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106. “If my body had this kind of response now, what would have happened if he’d actually done more? Spontaneous impregnation?”

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107. “Sometimes the thing we fear more than anything, is really what our soul craves the most.”

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108. “Physically, he was my dream and in every other way, my nightmare.”

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109. “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.”

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110. “Listen to me, Nina. We do need to talk, but it’s something I was really hoping to discuss with you in person. This is all my fault for being afraid to open up to you for so long. But here’s what cannot wait a second longer: You absolutely need to know right now that you are the only person in this world that has my heart, and nothing that I have to tell you will change that.”

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111. “Stay in the moment with me, Kendall.”

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112. “In the midst of my vulnerability, I found my self-worth.”

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113. “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.”

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

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115. “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.”

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116. “Pets? You think we’re going to find a hotel in the middle of nowhere that accepts goats?”

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117. “That right there... was more like 13 year old Mitch.”

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118. “Through death there was life. Through hate there was love. I looked down at my son. “In the end, there was you, and that made it all worth it.”

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

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120. “In the same way that you can easily switch the letters of a word around to see another hidden meaning, such is life. A life can be defined by its hardships or its blessings.”

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121. “The heartbeat is the purest form of honesty.”

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122. “Since Hetty wasn’t even here yet, I excused myself to go to the bathroom where I promptly picked my kindle up again. Don’t judge.”

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

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124. “These two little ladies were my entire world. I knew it was too soon to ask Billie to marry me, but she was going to be my wife someday. As corny as it sounded, I’d met my soulmate.”

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125. “Because I’d take three-hundred-and-sixty-four bad days a year just to have your mother for one good one, Declan. Your mother makes me happy. We have our ups and downs, maybe more so than most, but she’s the light of my life. I’d have thought you knew this, considering how many kids we have.”

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126. “You can’t change the past by punishing yourself in the present.”

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127. “Nothing has ever compared to how I feel about you. It’s made me question everything that ever came before it.”

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128. “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.”

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129. “When something is worth fighting for, you don’t wait around to figure out logistics. You say yes, you accept the gift you’ve been given, and you figure out the rest later, because life is too damn short to be unhappy.”

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130. “Okay then, Harry. But you’re going to need to stop now. We’re taking a nice long trip, and your constant buzzing is getting our girl’s knickers in a twist. So be a good mate and knock off the interruptions for a while. Yeah?”

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

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

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133. “A broken heart is still a beating one.”

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134. “Half of the people in the world will tell you to follow your head, half will tell you to follow your heart. My advice, follow the one that isn’t confused. The stronger one will eventually convince the other to fall in line.”

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135. “I want it all. I want to wake up in the morning next to someone who rocks my world in every way. Someone who I am so physically attracted to that I can’t keep my hands off her but who at the same time fulfills me in other ways, emotionally, on a deeper level. I want to be with someone who makes me never want to be with another single soul and someone who makes me want to be a better person.”

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136. “I told myself that I loved my independence: being able to do whatever I wanted, go wherever I wanted, eat whatever I wanted, but deep down, I longed to share my life with someone.”

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137. “You know you’re in love if every little thing you’ve ever been scared of suddenly doesn’t seem half as terrifying as not spending the rest of your life with that person.”

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138. “Hands on my hips. “You have a lot of nerve. I save your ass at the rest stop and you proceed to get in my car, eat half my food, change my radio station and then, to top it off, you answer my phone.” He folded his arms over his chest. “You didn’t save my ass, I ate one popcorn chicken, your taste in music sucks, and Harry with the stick up his ass was upsetting you.” I glared at him. He glared right back.”

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139. “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.”

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140. “Unfortunately, there isn’t a surgery for a broken soul.”

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141. “Change is scary, but it’s the only way to get to the next step.”

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

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143. “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!”

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144. “Wow. Here I was thinking I didn’t know anyone who could relate to my situation. You’ve been right next door all this time.” His eyes met mine. “Crazy, isn’t it?”

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145. “It’s funny how you can spend your entire life wondering if there’s a God until suddenly in a time of crisis, you’re begging Him for help as if you’d never doubted He existed.”

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

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147. “This is all coming from someplace deeper, like when we make love my soul cries tears of joy because it comes together with its other half.”

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148. “She was the one. Our time together seemed to flash before my eyes, all of our many conversations, ranging from our deepest thoughts and hang-ups to the strange and funny. It was her. It had always been her.”

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149. “I peeked at the numbers and saw sixty-five, sixty-four, sixty-three, sixty-two, and then it happened: a massive jolt as the elevator came to an abrupt halt. The rush of panic that swept through me in that second was the most overpowering I had ever experienced, and my body burned up like a fire had started inside.”

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150. “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.”

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