Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “Live the moment.”

— Rina Kent

252. “Villains are simply people who go after what they want even if it means walking all over the crowd.”

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253. “And I can’t stop thinking that he’s outside. In my space. Around me. Because he also couldn’t stay away.”

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254. “You shouldn’t throw stones when your house is made of glass.”

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255. “You are a challenge, little rabbit. The worst of all, the most infuriating of all, but most importantly, the most entertaining of all.”

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256. “All of us, except for Creigh, cringe.”

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257. “Ithink I’m going to die.” I stroke my wife’s blonde locks away from her face. “Not as long as I’m here.” “When I said I wanted three children, I didn’t mean at the same time.” “I know.” “It’s all because of you, bastard.” She closes her eyes while sitting upright as little Sierra sucks on her nipple. I carefully remove the bottle from Seth and then carry him to the crib so that he’s lying beside his naughty sister Zoey.”

— Rina Kent

258. “You know when you’re happy but feel like everything will eventually turn into an epic clusterfuck? Yeah, that’s me right now.”

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259. “I hope you never forget about me and that the thought of me haunts you for eternity.”

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260. “I’m not a pawn on either of your chessboards. I’m a queen on mine.”

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261. “Please let me hold you like this. It doesn’t hurt when you touch me.”

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262. “You look stunning. My wife is many infuriating things, but she’s undeniably beautiful.”

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263. “God forbid anyone speak ill of any woman in front of Rai. She’ll skin them alive and wear it as fur.”

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264. “I’m the good boy Gareth. I don’t fantasize about murder in public. Okay, I do, but not to the point where it’s hard to control the urge. And the main reason is because Kayden still hasn’t noticed me. Me.”

— Rina Kent

265. “I find you so extremely beautiful, it hurts to look at you sometimes.”

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266. “But the thing about ‘maybes’? They’re useless.”

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267. “Do you mean that, or are you only saying it because you know I want to hear it?” “Quit questioning everything I say or do. It really gets on my last nerve. Yes, I’m manipulative, but not with you. I have always been direct about what I want from you.” “And what is that?” “You being mine. I’ll give you the world in return.”

— Rina Kent

268. “Now eat.” He fixes me with a blank stare as if he didn’t just spout those earlier words. “Or would you rather I fill your mouth with something else?”

— Rina Kent

269. “To every girl who was fascinated by monsters.”

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270. “She’s not the reason behind my happiness – she’s the definition of the word.”

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271. “I learnt silence before I learnt talking. Silence gives you room to think, to plot. Talking only gets you in trouble.”

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272. “I’ve been addicted to you since I touched you. I can’t stay away from you even if I wanted to, sweetheart. So don’t ask me to. Don’t even suggest it.”

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273. “I’ll become as lifeless as your countless statues until I get the chance to kill you.”

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274. “Being on your knees is highly recommended indeed. Now, should we begin?”

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275. “Play the person not the game.”

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276. “Call me delusional, but I choose to believe the calm anger he displayed was due to being possessive of me.”

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277. “Look, I even did a smiley face with the vegetables on the rice.”

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278. “Don’t ask Bran or anyone else to be your fake boyfriend,” he repeats, with an edge this time. “And if I refuse to follow your demands, which are super illogical, by the way?” He steps closer until his chest nearly brushes against mine and grabs my jaw with his thumb and forefinger, imprisoning me in place. “Then you’ll be acquainted with the pain you’re so scared of.”

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279. “Sometimes, death is better than staying alive. In death, you can feel no pain, no shattering of your heart, and no need to cry every night before sleeping and every morning after waking up. In death, there’s finally peace. No more running, suffering, and having to witness your heart being split open while hopelessly watching.”

— Rina Kent

280. “You don’t complete me, you’re a part of me. If you go, that’s no different than erasing me along with you.”

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281. “I know you’re there. I suggest you show yourself while it’s only me. I can’t promise the others will be as understanding.”

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282. “Don’t romanticize me or you’ll be eaten alive.”

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283. “Giving away my emotions is my business. At least I have those unlike a certain someone.” “Is this the part where I should act offended? Maybe try to shed a tear or two?” “Yeah, and look into ways to grow a heart while you’re at it.” “The world won’t function correctly if all of us are emotional, morally right creatures. There needs to be a balance, or else there’ll be chaos.”

— Rina Kent

284. “If a battle is what it’ll take to protect and own her, I’ll shed blood. Wars aren’t fair, and neither am I.”

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285. “No one steals from you and gets to breath, little muse. I’ll make sure you regain your voice, even if it’s the last thing I do.”

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286. “I just want you to know that you deserve to be loved in the light, Niko. Just like everyone else.”

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287. “You’re the fire to my icy heart, and while I loathed that at the beginning, I soon came to the realization that I can’t survive without that fire. My feelings for you are nowhere near conventional. They’re neither proportional nor measurable, and that heart you melted and the emotions you provoked belong to you. I’d rather be smashed and broken to pieces with you than be whole without you. I’d rather remain a beast for you than become a man who has to survive without you.”

— Rina Kent

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

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289. “No matter how open-minded people pretend they are, deep down, they judge you for being different.”

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290. “It’s just a white room in the middle of nowhere, and it’s only him and me here.”

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

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

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

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294. “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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295. “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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296. “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

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

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299. “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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300. “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.”

— Rina Kent