Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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451. “There’s no getting enough of Jonathan. The harder he takes it out on me, the more I meet him head-on. If he’s a hurricane, I’m the wind that gets off on the damage he causes.”

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452. “I can take being an addiction. After all, that’s what I think about him as well. A lethal, irreversible addiction that might or might not push me to my downfall.”

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453. “So this is how good girls like you get off. Does being used in the middle of the night like a worthless fuckable hole turn you on, Lisichka?”

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454. “If you don’t want to be so readable, school your reactions. Your tells are a sure way to have weaknesses exploited.”

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455. “The peasant should be honored and worship at your feet for you even looking in his direction.”

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456. “It’s love if I can’t live without him and can feel this peaceful in his arms, right?”

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457. “I didn’t peg you as someone who compliments people.” “Not people. You.”

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458. “I didn’t peg you as someone who can’t handle compliments. You seem to ask for them any occasion possible.” “I didn’t peg you as someone who compliments people.” “Not people. You.”

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459. “I can take anything as long as I have him.”

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460. “You’re perfectly tempting.”

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461. “He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby becomes a monster. And if you gaze into an abyss for long, the abyss gazes into you.” I stroke his face. “Don’t become a monster, Kingsley.”

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462. “When you give an undeserving god your dedication and he ruins you through it, you’re bound to loathe him so that you don’t hate that stupid version of yourself who once worshipped him.”

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463. “Hurt you?” “You said you’d rip my heart out. It’s all yours, so do with it as you please, baby.”

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464. “With a chip in hand, Ronan lowers his head to whisper in a teasing tone, “Don’t say a word about the threesome suggestion. My life depends on it.”

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465. “Xander is the type of war you never see coming, and when you do, it’s already too late.”

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466. “People marry their soulmates, or those who complete them. I married the woman who gave meaning to my life.”

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467. “Remember when you told me to tell you something in Russian?” “You said I was cute.” “No. I said ‘I can’t live without you,’ and we take that quite literally in Russia.”

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468. “What’s your second happy memory?” “The day we got married.”

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469. “He’s a villain with very questionable actions, so if you can’t handle morally black characters, please do NOT proceed.”

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470. “Daddy.” Eli tugs on Aiden’s trousers, awe filling his features. “She’s so pretty.” “Not bad for Cole’s spawn.” Aiden lifts his six-year-old son so that he can kiss Ava. He goes straight for the mouth.”

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471. “Do you know what I think? I think a part of you likes the opposite of nice, but because you’re such a good girl, you’re out to destroy that part. You’re scared about what it could mean about you. How can you like something so deprived when you’re such a perfect human being? You’re scared of yourself, sweetheart.”

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472. “I blame it on the chest disease he gave me.”

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473. “Maybe I should burn. Because you’re worth being burned for.”

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474. “You’re mine and I’ll bring the world to its knees to protect what’s mine.”

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475. “Cold, calculative, and entirely destructive eyes hold me hostage.”

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476. “He’s the type of king who’ll start wars for his queen. As scary as Aiden is, I love the way he looks at Elsa, the way his brows soften under his hard face, the way he tells her without words that he’s hers as much as she’s his. I’ve been watching them since they began, and I fell in love with them together worse than a fangirl falling for fictional heroes in romance novels. The fangirl is me, by the way. I have more book boyfriends.”

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477. “How does he know that when I’ve managed to hide it so well?”

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478. “Why do you always call me that?” I murmur in an effortless attempt to not focus on his presence at my back. “What?” “Wild one.” “You’ve been wild since you were a child.” “I was not.”

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479. “This is unfair. Why are men better in fiction?”

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480. “You taste like my new favorite addiction, baby.”

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481. “A person is formed of jigsaw pieces and if you want to really know anyone, then start at the pieces that formed his childhood. They’re the base. Everything else is built on that.”

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482. “You can break my legs and arms, but I can still crawl toward her.”

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483. “I’m chaining Aurora to me, and if a baby is what it’ll take, then that’s what it will be.”

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484. “You have no idea how much I want to eat you up, bleed your porcelain skin and swallow you whole.”

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485. “His sharp eyes fall on me, and oh my great God, they soften into the clearest azure colour. They soften as if he were drowning and found his shore in me.”

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486. “To a love that’s nurtured by pleasure and intensified by pain.”

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487. “The only reason you haven’t been owned before is because I hadn’t come along yet.”

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488. “You were never supposed to be invisible, princess.”

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489. “Scars mean you are alive and strong enough to survive.”

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490. “The only thing you’ll see is your blood as I stab you to death.” “I don’t mind. Red happens to be my favorite color.” He.”

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491. “You really shouldn’t have caught my interest. Now, I’ll have to swallow you alive, little muse.”

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492. “Yeah, Mum. This is Nikolai and he’s more than just a friend.”

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493. “He needs to stop calling me sweetheart or I’ll get a voodoo doll with his face on it and stab it to death. Better yet, I’ll cut it limb from limb.”

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494. “I’m lucky you’re letting me fight your demons with you.”

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495. “I can pretend to be his toy so I could disarm and then crush him.”

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496. “Little monsters like you don’t deserve to come.” He pats my cheek twice. “Useful hole, though.” And then he shoves me aside as if I’m a sack of potatoes, opens the door, and leaves.”

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497. “Your chaos soothes my calm, your darkness is a mirror of my own, and that beautiful soul of yours is a figment of mine and a torch that burns in the depths of my blackened heart. I didn’t know what love was before you, but I’m certain that’s what I feel for you, my little monster.”

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498. “Sometimes villains look so innocent, Ellie.” Her gaze is lost in the distance. “Actual villains don’t know they’re villains because they think everything they do is right.”

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499. “Most of his paintings were of me and my tattoos, but the center painting, the one that I begged Dad to spend over a million pounds from my trust fund on just so I could have it for myself forever, is my favorite.”

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500. “Love is impossible. Hate is an open game.”

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