Top 160 R.S. Grey Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “It’s like looking out a single window and thinking you know what the whole world looks like.”

— R.S. Grey

52. “I notice a group of female speedwalkers stopped on the street corner, gawking at Lucas. Oh really? All four of them needed to tie their shoes at the same time? It’s called a double knot, people.”

— R.S. Grey

53. “Beautiful butterflies flap their delicate wings in my abdomen before I clench my abs and drown them in stomach acid.”

— R.S. Grey

54. “Sam, do you want anything for dessert?” Sam can’t come to the phone right now. She’s dead. “Sam?” he asks again, but it’s a whisper against the shell of my ear – a taunt.”

— R.S. Grey

55. “At some point over the years, a woman must have taught him how to color coordinate, presumably before he chopped her up and turned her into jerky.”

— R.S. Grey

56. “If I’m going to go back into that living room and converse with people I haven’t seen since high school, I need to be under the influence. Like an adult.”

— R.S. Grey

57. “I spent my early 20s figuring out if I prefer deep dish or stuffed-crust. My findings: I like pizza.”

— R.S. Grey

58. “Nobody puts baby in a corner.”

— R.S. Grey

59. “I love you, Kinsley Bryant. I love you because you aren’t afraid to go for your dream. I love you because you had the balls to ask me to show you my tattoos when you didn’t even know me. I love you because you’re so talented and yet so humble. You’ve been given this tremendous gift and you push yourself every day to become even better. You’re inspiring to be around and I love you. Please, believe that.”

— R.S. Grey

60. “My clothes were already laid out on the floor as if I’d been raptured right out of them the night before.”

— R.S. Grey

61. “Is that your gear shift or are you just excited to see me?”

— R.S. Grey

62. “I guess you were right – the only people who don’t know Lucas loves Daisy are Lucas and Daisy,” my mom says, and Mrs. Thatcher agrees.”

— R.S. Grey

63. “Kinsley Grace Bryant, you crazy beautiful loon, marry me so we can make hundreds of little soccer prodigies.”

— R.S. Grey

64. “He’s met someone,” she said during one of our Skype calls in my second year of medical school. “Another demon?” “I think he really likes her.” “Watch out for a lobotomy scar, or the mark of the devil. It might be tucked beneath her hair.” “They’re coming home at Christmas so he can introduce her to our parents.” “Hold a mirror up to her and see if she has a reflection.” A.”

— R.S. Grey

65. “We already share a meal service subscription and a Netflix account. In fact, if you won’t marry me, I’m going to change my password.”

— R.S. Grey

66. “He stares down at me with a cocked brow. “I won’t give you what you want.” “And what’s that?” “A reaction.” I feign an overly dramatic sigh. “I wish you would. God, I’d love to see it. Do you ever get truly mad? Sad? Happy?”

— R.S. Grey

67. “I looked back down at the pitiful play-oven. It looked like revenge, if any was to be had, would at best be served half cooked and chewy.”

— R.S. Grey

68. “His loft is massive, with exposed beams on the ceiling and original shiplap walls. It has an open floor plan so the living room and kitchen are all one big space. The light from the sunset streams in through the industrial-sized windows covering the entire back wall of the loft. It’s nice, which throws me for a loop.”

— R.S. Grey

69. “To get jealous, you have to actually value something. You have to be scared of someone else having what you want. You’re not scared of losing me.”

— R.S. Grey

70. “Nothing.” That word held so much power: the power to deny someone your true feelings in a moment of vulnerability.”

— R.S. Grey

71. “Edith sips her wine casually. “Since now. You’re a good teacher and five bucks is nothing. I spend that much on a damn cup of coffee down at Starbusk.” “You mean Starbucks,” I correct. “’S what I said, Starbusk.”

— R.S. Grey

72. “You know I’m in love with you, right?”

— R.S. Grey

73. “You’ll never get anywhere by staying in your comfort zone!!”

— R.S. Grey

74. “On any given day, half of the subway cars smelled like urine, and attempting to get anywhere on time was nearly impossible. It was stressful to live in the city and I still hadn’t found my niche, but I had dreams. One day when I’d paid off my massive pile of student loans and was working for Vogue, I’d move to the Upper East Side and get to experience the city in a whole new light.”

— R.S. Grey

75. “She’s a big fan of that fermented shark stuff from Iceland, and her music tastes are pretty specific, mostly polka-pop and yodeling.”

— R.S. Grey

76. “I’d rather be one in a million than one of a million.”

— R.S. Grey

77. “I’d gone down to meet Erik so I could surrender, and I had. I’d laid down my sword and armor, and in return, he’d stabbed me square in the chest. It was an ambush.”

— R.S. Grey

78. “I like a girl with baggage, Abby Mae. Keeps things interesting.” His comment was too much; it stripped away my normal sarcastic responses. I was left with nothing but the bag in my hand, so I tossed it at him.”

— R.S. Grey

79. “Side note: funeral homes don’t appreciate you suggesting you’ll just make the caskets yourself.”

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80. “So now we just need to figure out what the hell people wear in Montana.” “Brokeback-chic?” I offered.”

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81. “What do you call this?” “A friendship with unhealthy, codependent tendencies.” I smile. “Well to me it seems like the start of something really, really special.”

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82. “To me, it’s daring. So many people wake up and repeat the same things day in and day out. How many have the courage to shake things up? To reject the safety of their routine?”

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83. “I just felt scared and vulnerable lying on that kitchen floor with you. You could pull the rug out from under me whenever you feel like it... whenever you’re ready to move on.”

— R.S. Grey

84. “The execs were tough on him. All day he’d absorb their poison like a sponge, and at night, he’d wring it all out on me.”

— R.S. Grey

85. “If I want to reach him, I’m going to have to try a little harder. And I will. Because for 28 years, Lucas tried hard for me.”

— R.S. Grey

86. “Haven’t either of you been with someone you’re so attracted to you can hardly stand it?”

— R.S. Grey

87. “We’ll take as long as you want. We can be engaged until you turn ninety-nine and you can’t even walk down the aisle. I’ll carry you or wheel you down. Just tell me you’ll marry me.”

— R.S. Grey

88. “Yeah, but Dean and I were both hungry again by the time the restaurant closed. Don’t you have guy friends? You should know that we require constant feeding.”

— R.S. Grey

89. “Was I willing to glue on a vijay toupee for him?”

— R.S. Grey

90. “The morning after I’d dumped the Easy-Bake Oven on the guesthouse porch, I’d walked out of my front door and nearly tripped on the box on the way to my truck. She’d returned it with a butter knife sticking through the side, and despite myself, I smiled.”

— R.S. Grey

91. “It’s not like I was in a war; I shouldn’t have PTSD.”

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92. “There’s something about a man capable of such strength choosing tenderness instead.”

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93. “She snaps the lid back on the Tupperware. “Then I’ll just take this bread to the break room. No point in it going to waste. See you in surgery!” Then she saunters out. She leaves my office and takes my damn banana bread with her.”

— R.S. Grey

94. “My eyes swept down to his soft black t-shirt that read: “don’t do school, eat your drugs, stay in vegetables”.”

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95. “Maybe it was the masks or maybe it was Rio. There was something in the air, the promise of pleasure that made it impossible to stop. “You’re.”

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96. “Does your cockiness have a dimmer switch or is it always set to ‘high’?”

— R.S. Grey

97. “The last thing I needed was for a horde of Justin Bieber fans to take over my Twitter feed with death threats.”

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98. “She was probably used to testing her maturity and newfound confidence around hesitant boys closer to her age, but the lesson to be learned was that unlike boys who are intimidated by feminine boldness, men like me are inflamed by it.”

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99. “I hope your plan involves a time machine so you can go back and kill baby Caroline – and baby Hitler too, I suppose, if there’s time.”

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100. “I need to Amazon Prime some sage and perform an ancient cleansing ritual under a full moon in the center of town.”

— R.S. Grey