Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “You look even nerdier this year.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

153. “You’re my goddamn home, baby.”

— Rina Kent

154. “Deep inside this man lurks a cold-blooded monster that’s often luring him to the edge. He says I keep him from taking the fall. Before me, he used to be an aimless monster. Now, he’s my monster.”

— Rina Kent

155. “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

156. “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

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

— Rina Kent

158. “Mia: Just what the hell do you want from me, Landon? Leave me alone. Landon: No can do. And as for what I want, the answer is simple. I want your soul, little muse.”

— Rina Kent

159. “Eli stands behind me, looming, like a God of War right in the middle of battle.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

163. “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.”

— Rina Kent

164. “One day, I’ll shout at the top of the world that you’re mine.” “And you’re mine, Silver, always.” “Always.”

— Rina Kent

165. “Her T-shirt for today says Manifesting the ability to punch people on the internet.”

— Rina Kent

166. “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.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

168. “That dull, maybe not so dull, existence has gotten herself the worst type of attention. Mine.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

170. “Gareth Carson has the looks of a prince and the personality of a devil.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

172. “You injected yourself in my bones and you’re flowing in my veins, my head, my soul. You’re in me. How can you not see that if you remove yourself from inside me, I’ll just wither and die?”

— Rina Kent

173. “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.”

— Rina Kent

174. “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.”

— Rina Kent

175. “I licked her, so she’s mine.”

— Rina Kent

176. “Curiosity is the work of the devil and his minion demons in order to make us irrational.”

— Rina Kent

177. “He’s a monster, too, but maybe monsters do it better than others.”

— Rina Kent

178. “If life punches you, punch right back.”

— Rina Kent

179. “But he’s still there, beneath my skin, while she’s beneath his.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

181. “You really should’ve run away while you had the chance. Welcome to hell, Dahlia.”

— Rina Kent

182. “Not even if I burn with him. For him. In him. I’d willingly catch fire if he so much as asked me to.”

— Rina Kent

183. “You never stopped being my knight, Xan.” “And you never stopped being my Green, Kim.”

— Rina Kent

184. “His pale eyes meet mine with a look of determination that nearly knocks me off my feet. “I’m making it my business.”

— Rina Kent

185. “You belong to me, Nikolai. I do not share, are we clear?”

— Rina Kent

186. “To all the fighters, It’s easy to lie down, but it takes courage to step up and fight.”

— Rina Kent

187. “Better close your windows at night. You never know what might crawl through them.”

— Rina Kent

188. “You can run, but you can’t hide. I’ll always catch you, princess.”

— Rina Kent

189. “Too bad, because you’re going to listen, Teal. You’re going to listen to the story of a boy who hates himself so much he needs other people in order to exist.”

— Rina Kent

190. “The rage that rushes through my veins doesn’t turn me irrational; it turns me deadly calm.”

— Rina Kent

191. “I’m not your property, Jeremy. I’m a person.” “My person,” he nearly growls the words.”

— Rina Kent

192. “He’s the pain that’s brimming with pleasure. The sliver of light in the middle of the darkness. He’s both day and night and I have no escape from his orbit.”

— Rina Kent

193. “Like he wants to shield you from the world. I don’t think you even notice it, but sometimes, he looks at you like he can’t breathe without you. And believe me, that’s not the King everyone knows.”

— Rina Kent

194. “But that’s the problem with hope. The false positive. The feeling that the horrible situation can end any moment, when that’s far from the truth. It’s the falsification of reality. The yearning for a different dream. A feeling of being on the cloud that can’t be reached in real time.”

— Rina Kent

195. “Falling for you was effortless and final.”

— Rina Kent

196. “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.”

— Rina Kent

197. “They’re nicknamed the four horsemen because whenever they’re on the field, they bring conquest, war, famine, and eventually death.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

199. “Not all girls like the hero. I was fated to fall in love with the villain.”

— Rina Kent

200. “It’s her way to keep me in her sights and not leave me alone with my thoughts. She’s right. I’m better off when I’m not stuck inside my head. It’s becoming a dark place way too fast.”

— Rina Kent