Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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451. “It’s just a white room in the middle of nowhere, and it’s only him and me here.”

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452. “She has the determination of a cat who has an attention span of twenty seconds.”

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453. “Maybe. Your peaceful silence is hard to find in this loud world.”

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454. “Why do women have to deal with this everywhere we go? The whole outdated victim-blaming speech about ‘what you were wearing’ is laughable in this case. I was dressed as a damn man, but even that didn’t stop them.”

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455. “Still clutching Xander, Aiden grabs Ronan by the back of his nape. “My chips!” Ronan hugs a bowl to his chest as Aiden drags them both away.”

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456. “The beginning is the end. The beginning is when you decide how the finale will be. For some people, the ending is a mystery and the greatest discovery of all.”

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457. “Have I mentioned today how much I love you, Ronan?” “I must’ve forgotten.” “I love you,” she whispers in my ear. “Not more than I love you, ma belle.”

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458. “Because I don’t like to label what I feel for you as love. This” – he points between us – “is much more potent and twisted than mere love. If loving someone means letting them go and wishing them happiness with someone else, then I don’t subscribe to that definition. But if love means protecting and wanting to take care of you till my dying day, then I love you more than anyone has ever loved another human being.”

— Rina Kent

459. “Try again, and this time, don’t lie to me. If you do, I’ll take it as in you’re ready to bear the consequences.”

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460. “He’s a beast, but he’s the beast who breathes life into me. He’s the beast who’d slaughter the world to pieces just to protect me from it. He’s my beast.”

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461. “A kid – or a few – would make her mine for good. Though there are two pesky inconveniences. One, I genuinely dislike kids. They’re messy and illogical – my least favorite characteristics. Two, I’d be forced to share their mother with them. I’m ready to overlook both. Barely. My dad loathes kids more than I do, but he loves me and Creigh, so I choose to believe I will at least tolerate my own kids. I might even like them if they look anything like their mum.”

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462. “Orange Mask rises to his impressive height that nearly eats up the horizon, then slowly, too slowly, his head tilts in my direction. The neon stitches glow in the near darkness as eerie silence stakes its claim. My spine jerks when his rough, deep voice echoes in the air. “I know you’re hiding. Come out and I promise not to hurt you. Much.”

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463. “This entire charade of practicing empathy has been proving more tedious than my sexual frustration.”

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464. “You spend more time with Killian than with us, Glyn.” Creighton looks at her, then slides his attention to Ava. “And you ignore everyone when my brother is around.” He stares at Cecily. “As for you, let’s just say you’ve been sneaking out whenever everyone is asleep. So do not, under any circumstances, attempt to make Annika feel bad about choosing herself.”

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465. “I’ll heal, like I’m sure you will. I won’t fix you and you won’t fix me. We’ll just hug each other like we used to do in the past.”

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466. “It’s unfair that you feel so safe,” she grumbles as her body relaxes in my hold, and her breaths even out as she falls into a slumber. My nose strokes her hair, breathing in the raspberries mixed with alcohol and I also let myself fall asleep. Because she feels safe, too.”

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467. “My husband stands there, his glare seeping into me so deeply, I struggle to breathe. He looks at me with renewed intensity. Nefarious intent. My own God of War.”

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468. “You’re the reason this masterpiece exists.”

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469. “He walks toward me, eating up the distance in two strides, and wraps his hand around my throat. “Be my dinner.”

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470. “What does a sparkling heart emoji mean?”

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471. “But you have slithered between my heart and rib cage and I’m unable to breathe without you. You’ve conquered me, heart and soul, Dahlia. I don’t know what love is and whether or not it’s real, but if it exists, you’re its definition for me.”

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472. “Maybe I like walking on the thin line between sanity and insanity.”

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473. “To every girl who’s proud of loving villains.”

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474. “And I got more furious at myself for wanting his texts. It’s not like we’re in a damn relationship or anything, so why would he check in?”

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475. “Didn’t you tell me we choose our own destiny?” “I lied. It’s always decided beforehand. Every action we take only throws us back to the path we were always meant to follow.”

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476. “Have you lost your mind? Niko will kill you. You won’t let him, right? I chew on the corner of my bottom lip as I read and reread his words. Right?”

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477. “I’d kill everyone if it meant I’d get to keep you. Perhaps that’s not the healthiest form of love, but it’s all I have. The heart you slowly awakened is entirely yours to do with as you please.”

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478. “There’s no one before Elsa and no one after her. She’s a constant, and soon everyone will know that.”

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479. “One day, she’ll realize that the world we live in doesn’t matter. We’re the only one who do.”

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480. “Your pain is my pain, Butterfly.”

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481. “Don’t run away from me again. If you do, I’ll flip the world upside down to find you. You’re mine now, baby.”

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482. “You’re right. This is so gay and we’re definitely straight.”

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483. “Being the person I didn’t know I needed.”

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484. “Anything. If you ask for the moon, I’ll lay it at your feet.”

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485. “Is something wrong?” Ilya asks from his position behind the steering wheel. “What does a sparkling heart emoji mean?”

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486. “She painted her own fairy tale and didn’t stop until it finally came to its happy ending.”

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487. “Good.” I whimper against his mouth. “You ruined everything for me, too. I wish we could do a heart switch so you can feel what I do.”

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488. “Masks will suffocate you, Star.”

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489. “For some reason, I’ve often found my eyes unconsciously flitting to Kane Davenport, and I can’t figure out why.”

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490. “The first time I kiss Aiden without him basically forcing it on me.”

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491. “Patience isn’t my forte, little muse. Don’t make me come after you.”

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492. “Bossy. I like it. But you know what I like more? Your posh little accent. Question. Does it sound the same when you say crude things?”

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493. “Petition to transform the entire male population into men written by women. Please and thank you.”

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494. “You being mine. I’ll give you the world in return.”

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495. “All because of an infuriating woman who has pink, glitter, and my pending demise up her sleeve.”

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496. “Love is fundamentally crazy, Mia. If it doesn’t have that element of insanity, it’s not love, in my opinion.”

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497. “In case you haven’t figured out the answer, listen carefully, Aurora,” he whispers in dark words against my mouth. “I will not let you go.”

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498. “I figured that out shortly after we took in Moka about a month ago – or Kayden did, minor details. The little demon only sleeps on top of me and likes me better than him anyway. He’s just the spare human according to the internet.”

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499. “If loving someone means letting them go and wishing them happiness with someone else, then I don’t subscribe to that definition. But if love means protecting and wanting to take care of you till my dying day, then I love you more than anyone has ever loved another human being.”

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500. “I need the confirmation that Jonathan respects my need to have my own choice, that he won’t force his opinions on me because of his control freak nature. While I can’t get enough of him, I’m neither his property nor his toy. I want to be his equal.”

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