Top 160 R.S. Grey Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “I’m sorry, did my uterus just call out to him or am I hearing things?”

— R.S. Grey

102. “The unflinching lovebirds disappeared inside the Colosseum and I was left with my pastry once again. It’s just me and you, carbs.”

— R.S. Grey

103. “Logan?” he asks, displeased. “Football coach Logan? Never met a tub of glossy hair gel he didn’t like Logan?”

— R.S. Grey

104. “Sure, he’s no longer the scrawny Lucas from a decade ago, but even with his new Body by PubertyTM, he has to have calculated the risk in playing a game of sensual chicken with me.”

— R.S. Grey

105. “I watched girls stroll by our table, glancing at Erik with half hidden interest before scurrying off. I wanted to shout at them to move along. We get it. He’s good-looking.”

— R.S. Grey

106. “He was the northern star. I had no choice but to become enveloped in his brightness and let it coax me toward him. Wanting him was an unconscious impulse, like taking my next breath.”

— R.S. Grey

107. “The morning light played up his hazel eyes and for a moment I was caught in his allure. The dark brows, the dark hair, the tan skin. A weaker woman would have thrown herself at him a long time ago.”

— R.S. Grey

108. “And that’s how Nelson the vagabond became my first friend in New York City. Hello, full social calendar.”

— R.S. Grey

109. “I needed you to follow your dreams so that I could follow mine alongside you.”

— R.S. Grey

110. “Sometimes I got so lost in the cynical side of life that remembering to feel extremely freaking lucky about certain things just slipped through the cracks.”

— R.S. Grey

111. “Italians all seemed to believe that a few drinks and a good meal would cure any ill. Fat chance.”

— R.S. Grey

112. “Loving you would be as easy as taking a breath But to look at you, that’s a dance with death.”

— R.S. Grey

113. “Is she incapable of standing upright without holding on to him for support?”

— R.S. Grey

114. “There is nothing Lucas Thatcher doesn’t excel at and I find myself appreciating just how adept he is at mouth-to-mouth combat.”

— R.S. Grey

115. “I can’t help but feel a kinship with Sirius Black – except instead of being locked away with thousands of soul-sucking dementors, I’ve only got one, and he’s currently staring at me.”

— R.S. Grey

116. “It was the feeling you get when you fall face first into bed after a long day. That’s what being near Beck felt like.”

— R.S. Grey

117. “I want to wrap my hands around his neck and prove to him just how un-adorable I can be when provoked. Scrappy is an adjective that comes to mind when people try to describe me. I’m quick in a fight. I can sneak under arms and karate chop you in the kidneys – at least I can in my head.”

— R.S. Grey

118. “After that, he turns back to me, locks his gaze with mine, and asks simply, “How is someone supposed to confess their love? Should I have ordered up dinner or dessert for us? Have you eaten? I haven’t even thought to ask.” What?!”

— R.S. Grey

119. “He was holding my head under water, and I didn’t drown, didn’t break. I grew gills.”

— R.S. Grey

120. “To love is to settle, to feel calmed by a lover’s embrace. It’s why people often define home as a person, not a place.”

— R.S. Grey

121. “Gyms just don’t hold much appeal for me. I prefer hunching myself over my work table or easel, staining my fingers with pastels, letting the days blur together.”

— R.S. Grey

122. “Taylor is elusive and wild, a clever little cat. I couldn’t predict her next move if there were a million dollars on the line.”

— R.S. Grey

123. “What’s your game plan, Daisy? We can’t do this dance with every patient for the next six weeks.” “You are absolutely right. Here’s a plan: you give your resignation and I go on with my life, happier than ever.” “You have one hand – ” “Lucas, you of all people should know how much can be accomplished with only one hand.”

— R.S. Grey

124. “My gut says to go with you and it’s yet to fail me.” He smiled, brushing off my concerns so easily. Well that’s because your gut is probably made up of rock hard abs; they wouldn’t fail anyone.”

— R.S. Grey

125. “Silence is a virtue. Get virtuous.”

— R.S. Grey

126. “That’s not surprising to hear. Your daughter is definitely in love with me, Mrs. Bryant. She hasn’t told me yet, but she will soon.”

— R.S. Grey

127. “I know what it means to value the person you’re with.”

— R.S. Grey

128. “I tried out the standard blow-into-the-palm-of-your-hand to test my breath and yes, on a scale of one to ten, I could kill a small puppy with that wretchedness.”

— R.S. Grey

129. “Little did they know I wasn’t above backing over nasty reporters. Spoiler: the rest of this story takes place from a jail cell.”

— R.S. Grey

130. “Tell me what you’re doing with your hand, Sam.” “Flipping you off.”

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131. “When I asked you the other night if you wanted me and Edith to be your people, this was part of the deal. You can walk out of my life tomorrow. Quit working for me. Date Tucker. Go back to your husband, and I’ll still be your person if you need me. That’s how it works.” Well damn.”

— R.S. Grey

132. “It’s the height, I tell myself. He’s got a good foot on me. Maybe more. The width of him doesn’t help either. He’s hefty, which I realize isn’t a wonderful way to describe a human as it lends itself to both trash bags and general wideness in any direction, but he is hefty. Strong and broad-shouldered.”

— R.S. Grey

133. “Another bright spot for me is that men regularly mistake my exhausted ramblings and honest deprecation as humor and personality.”

— R.S. Grey

134. “While he’s gone, Chris gives me detailed directions for how to get to the grocery store. “Take the third left after the Lutheran church, and then the next right after First Baptist, and, now, if you see St. Mary’s, you’ve gone too far.” By the time I hop up behind the wheel of an old Ford truck, I think I’ll just let Jesus take the wheel.”

— R.S. Grey

135. “Cue dream sequence of Liam running slowly on a beach carrying me in his arms. I love how he’s strong enough to carry me with one arm while using the other arm to feed the seagulls. He’s such an animal lover like that.”

— R.S. Grey

136. “When was the last time I’d had a relationship like that? I think I had shown that much affection to a Snicker’s ice cream bar once, but it had been a tragically one-sided affair.”

— R.S. Grey

137. “Ian! Why are you breathing hard! Are you having a heart attack or is she there?!” “Both.”

— R.S. Grey

138. “We’re best friends, kissing the exact same way we do everything else; we take liberties, we go too far, we blur and redraw the borders of our comfort zones.”

— R.S. Grey

139. “I’m not shocked she remembers our rivalry. I think the Bush administration was briefed about our antics at one point.”

— R.S. Grey

140. “I laugh loudly and aggressively. I need her to shut up and go have her baby somewhere.”

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141. “Adorably dysfunctional twenty-something seeks handsome veterinarian. Serious offers only.”

— R.S. Grey

142. “I’d have provided her with diagrams and flow charts. But, Sam ruined that day she told the school we weren’t dating. Sharks prowl in the water now, and I’ll be damned if I step aside now and let Logan woo her with coffee and cheap teddy bears. It’s time to break out the big guns: Signor Armani.”

— R.S. Grey

143. “It’s like if they stop touching, the other person might die.”

— R.S. Grey

144. “Would it have hurt more or less if I’d just sent that first email?”

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145. “I liked peanut butter. Peanut butter never got another woman pregnant. Peanut butter never made me cry. Nobody cared if you were photographed in a club with a jar of Jif.”

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146. “This is the life,” I said, glimpsing the dark shadows of the night through the tent.”

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147. “No, I assure you. I have yet to have a relationship in real life, but I’ve read lots of Cosmo and I used to take a ton of those quizzes about love.” “Wow... that’s really reassuring. NOT.”

— R.S. Grey

148. “We have grand visions of our lives because we assume we are the center of the universe while in reality, the universe doesn’t even realize we’re there.”

— R.S. Grey

149. “I’m glad she left when she did because otherwise, she’d see me right now, touching the flowers she picked with utter bewilderment, like I’ve never seen flowers before in my entire life. Because, the thing is, deep down, I’m not at all mad that she moved back into the cabin. I’ve wanted her here with me since the beginning. It’s why I had them assign bunkhouses in the first place.”

— R.S. Grey

150. “I’m borderline addicted to HGTV. It’s not healthy.”

— R.S. Grey