Top 180 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “I might be broken, but I’ll pull myself together. I might have fallen, but I’ll get up. There’ll be a day where I look behind and say I survived.”

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102. “She’s wearing a pullover, with the words, If you see me jogging, kill whatever the hell is chasing me written on it.”

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103. “Jeremy was a constant, and when I lost him, just for a few minutes, I realized how futile my fight was. That it didn’t matter how scared I was of being hurt. Losing him terrified me more.”

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104. “What the hell do you want from me?” I’m glad my voice doesn’t crack like my insides. “Your fire.” His lips graze the lobe of my ear and a zap of shivers shoot through my body. “Your fight.” His voice drops to a low, tingle-inducing range. “Your everything.”

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105. “She’s the light I never thought I needed and the one person who can fill up the hollowness.”

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106. “I’ll always come back for you, sweetheart. You’re a queen, not a pawn.”

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107. “I love you, Aiden. I think I always have.”

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108. “Here’s the thing, belle.” My voice drops. “Since you came into my life, I don’t need people anymore. I just need you.”

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109. “I kiss her like I’ve never kissed before, because I have never kissed before, never considered the act of any value – not until this wrecking ball bulldozed through my life. My lips feast on hers with the energy of an unsatiated beast until she’s gasping, until her body molds against mine. Until I can no longer decipher where she starts and I end. The rain beats down on us like a witness of this moment. The moment I decide that Annika Volkov won’t be able to escape me. Not even if she wants to.”

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110. “He’s like gasoline, waiting for a spark to erupt so he can leave ashes in his wake. I’m not sure whether I’m the spark or the ashes. Or both.”

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111. “Some are born for peopling; I was born for anything that doesn’t include that.”

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112. “A rose shines brighter alone than when it’s in a field.”

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113. “Maybe safe is what I should choose. Because who wants to be ripped apart with no hopes of ever pulling themselves together again?”

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114. “They say it doesn’t take long for your life to be flipped upside down. A moment. A second. And it’s all over. I should’ve known. If I had, I would’ve done things differently. Maybe I would’ve walked the other way. Maybe my tale wouldn’t have ended the way it did. But the thing about ‘maybes’? They’re useless.”

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115. “It’s unfair. So, so unfair that he’s physical perfection no one else can match. It’s also unfair that he was my first, and now, I can’t see any other man but him. The bar is just too high for anyone else to reach, not that I would allow them. He ruined me. Corrupted me. And I keep wanting more.”

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116. “Did I mention that she’s all mine?”

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117. “She’s not supposed to be my calm. And yet, when her head falls on my back and her warmth mingles with mine, I realise she’s the only calm I’ve ever had in my life. Even books don’t compare – and that says something.”

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118. “All I’m saying is; if he feels this intensely towards you, he’ll react tenfold worse if you threaten him.” “You’re my friend. You’re supposed to be on my side.” “I am, Ellie.” She sighs. “That’s why I’m telling you not to stir King’s ugly side.”

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119. “What’s wrong with you?” I whisper to my reflection. “Why can’t you be normal?”

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120. “You’re playing with fire, Ellie. You might burn.”

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121. “Being mine isn’t a choice or a push and pull game anymore. It’s her only hope of survival.”

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122. “I’m the moth who knew it’d burn but went to the fire anyway.”

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123. “And I’m not having a child that will risk your life.” Aiden’s voice is authoritative and final. “I’d rather be childless than without you.”

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124. “You can’t leave me, not anymore.”

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125. “I grin. “I want to be your first.” “My first in what?” My thumb wipes the moisture under her eyes. “In everything, Butterfly.” “Then I want your firsts, too.” She juts her chin. “Promise me.” “Promise.”

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126. “I think I’m going to orgasm from his filthy words alone.”

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127. “There’s no such thing as a wholesome truth or a perfect reality. There are people and agendas.”

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128. “Killian kisses the top of my head and before I can backpedal, he says the words that go straight to my heart. “I’ll make sure you alway choose me as much as I choose you.”

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129. “I see it now, his name – the reason he’s nicknamed Death. It’s not because of his playing or any of that. It’s the way he finishes lives without making a sound. He’s discreet but ruthless. Appears loveable but is actually domineering. Death.”

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130. “Ask nicely and I might.” “What’s the definition of nicely to you?” “Add a please or drop on your knees. Either will do. Doing them both at the same time would be highly recommended.”

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131. “Maybe, just maybe, I’m irrevocably bewitched by that soft voice and I refuse to believe that was the last time I’ll hear it.”

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132. “Some monsters get off on your reaction to pain more than the fact that they’re inflicting it, so never put yourself in a position where you’re someone’s source of entertainment.”

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133. “I’ve never done this with anyone before you, Lenochka.”

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134. “Death or life. Darkness or hope.”

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135. “The gesture of possessiveness, of staking his claim, doesn’t escape me, but I don’t dwell on it much either, because he’s not doing it to me. He’s doing it to his wife. As long as I don’t consider myself his wife and can separate reality from the role I’m playing, everything will be fine. And most importantly, I’ll survive.”

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136. “Drugs can make you feel high, but it’s temporary.” I wipe the corner of Kir’s mouth. “Love can be temporary, too, but it has an everlasting effect. Sometimes, it becomes hard to breathe or think or even be without it.”

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137. “They say you should find what you love and keep it close. The same can be said about what you hate.”

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138. “And I’ll make sure to bring her demons to their knees before they hurt her, even if it’s the last thing I do.”

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139. “I couldn’t care less about families clashing. I’ve already taken a side and it’s Elsa’s.”

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140. “I love you, Green. I’m in love with you. It probably began that day you hugged me and told me you’d never let me go. It’s only heightened since then, and I might have hated you for it over the years, but I never once stopped loving you.”

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141. “For two years, I took pride in walking the halls with my head held high no matter what the minions said or did to me. Today was too raw. Too deviant. Just too much. The steel will I thought I had crumbled in a matter of minutes. I always heard about people’s breaking points, but I was too delusional to think I didn’t have one. I discovered the hard way that I do. A breath leaves me as I step into my room. My sanctuary.”

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142. “During my entire life, I’ve never been the type who dreamed about fairy tales and weddings. I preferred stories about monsters and demons. I thought they were more realistic than the cheesy Prince Charming ones.”

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143. “My eyes fill with tears, but I exit the text, hitting the home screen. The wallpaper makes my mouth hang open. Our first kiss in Ronan’s party. I stare at Aiden with bafflement. “Why do you have this as the wallpaper?” “Because.” “I’ll change it for you.” He snatches the phone from between my fingers and tucks it in his pocket with a scowl. It’s as if I just offended him. “Absolutely not.” “Is it that important to you?” “It was the day I decided you’ll be mine till the day I die.”

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144. “The pain. I want the pain to stay.”

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145. “What I am, however, is someone who’ll slaughter your demons one by one until you’re finally free of them. I’ll touch your scars until you normalize them and can live with them, because they’re what makes you who you are.”

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146. “Sometimes, parents aren’t what they’re supposed to be.”

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147. “You look even nerdier this year.”

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148. “The way he flips between softness and cruelty is giving me whiplash.”

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149. “Don’t change.” Kiss. “Don’t be fake.” Kiss. “Be you.” Kiss. “Be my beautiful Green.”

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150. “That’s when I see what we are. I’ve always been the upper half of an hourglass while he was the bottom. Sooner or later, he was meant to empty me until nothing was left.”

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