Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “Happy birthday, Butterfly,” he whispers against my ear. “You’re now mine.”

— Rina Kent

102. “It’s only a one-time thing anyway. That’s what I said the other time and I was obviously wrong.”

— Rina Kent

103. “But that’s the thing about hearts, isn’t it? They can’t help beating despite the pain.”

— Rina Kent

104. “Do you fantasise about me, sweetheart?” Yes. But screw him.”

— Rina Kent

105. “If the only light in my life was taken away, how dare they keep theirs?”

— Rina Kent

106. “One day you’ll dream of me as I dream of you.”

— Rina Kent

107. “I want to own you, Cecily, every part of you, what you show and what you hide beneath self-imposed shackles. I won’t stop until you’re fully, thoroughly, and undeniably mine.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

109. “Yeah. One of us has to be a people person. Honestly, you’re lucky to have the Gareth Carson. Must’ve done so many good things in your past life.” “The elusive Gareth Carson no one can have is all mine?” “Uh-huh. You’ve seriously hit the jackpot.” “I have?” “Duh. You’re welcome, Professor.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

111. “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.”

— Rina Kent

112. “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.”

— Rina Kent

113. “I’d rather be smashed and broken to pieces with you than be whole without you.”

— Rina Kent

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.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

116. “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.”

— Rina Kent

117. “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.”

— Rina Kent

118. “I fell in love with a mafia prince.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

120. “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.”

— Rina Kent

121. “Give the world a middle finger with a smile.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

124. “Sit on my cock. Let me watch your sexy face as you ride me.”

— Rina Kent

125. “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.”

— Rina Kent

126. “Unlike common belief, villains aren’t evil. Villains are simply people who go after what they want even if it means walking all over the crowd.”

— Rina Kent

127. “Isn’t it weird that I have an unhealthy phobia of eye contact, but I crave it with him?”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

129. “How dare you turn away your mother, you insolent punk?” Dad’s voice booms on the other side. “Step away, sweetheart.”

— Rina Kent

130. “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.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

133. “From now on, you’re Lia Volkov. Wife of Adrian Volkov.”

— Rina Kent

134. “Instead, I take time to look around her room, the walls covered in manga pages like some edgy teenager. I move closer and study the names at the top of each, committing them to memory so that I can search what she likes to read.”

— Rina Kent

135. “The devil works fast, but Landon King works faster.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

137. “Will there be a day when Kirill Morozov won’t flip my world upside down by merely existing?”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

139. “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.”

— Rina Kent

140. “You look even nerdier this year.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

142. “She wants to kill me the next time she sees me? By all means. Anything for my beautiful wife.”

— Rina Kent

143. “You’re my goddamn home, baby.”

— Rina Kent

144. “Yes, Coach,” Aiden calls back but he never takes his eyes off me. The pull between us is crazy and addictive. Despite the audience surrounding us, I’m lost in his smoky eyes. It’s like he’s able to erase the world just like I can.”

— Rina Kent

145. “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.”

— Rina Kent

146. “Love it when you get rough, Mishka.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

148. “At first, it was painful, then it became a permanent ache, and now, I can’t breathe.”

— Rina Kent

149. “I’m your winter, Dahlia. No flower can survive winter. Not even wildflowers.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent