Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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351. “But then again, one can’t play with the devil in his hell and pray not to burn.”

— Rina Kent

352. “He tastes like my own downfall and I’m ready to drown in it.”

— Rina Kent

353. “After which he disappeared. For two weeks. Sick leave, apparently. Hope he dies.”

— Rina Kent

354. “That’s also when I realized people, including your own family, don’t really like you for what or who you are. It’s all about how you make them feel.”

— Rina Kent

355. “I don’t believe I would’ve ever discovered that part of myself if it weren’t for those encounters, so a part of me is grateful. The other part would still stab you, though.”

— Rina Kent

356. “Look at my wife again and I’ll gouge your eyes out.”

— Rina Kent

357. “I used to believe I didn’t have a soul, but it turns out, I just needed you to fill it up.”

— Rina Kent

358. “Or I can send him to the next planet where he’d wish he’d never bothered my princess.”

— Rina Kent

359. “Pale blue eyes stare down at me as if I’m the most beautiful thing on earth.”

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360. “She can look so delicate and soft – breakable, even – that is until she speaks or takes action. That’s when people know they have a feisty, take-no-nonsense type of person on their hands, the kind it’s almost impossible to win against because they were trained to never lose. Either they win or they destroy.”

— Rina Kent

361. “It’s nothing serious, so don’t tell anyone.” My smile falls. Not serious? He was on the verge of committing murder just because I didn’t reply to him, and it’s nothing serious.”

— Rina Kent

362. “What’s thepiont if i can’t have the only one for me.”

— Rina Kent

363. “What others?” He brushes his lips against mine. “You’re my first, Green.”

— Rina Kent

364. “If there’s a next life, let’s meet there, okay?”

— Rina Kent

365. “I can feel it loud and clear: the breaking of a heart. The smash, the fall. I can almost see the pieces surrounding me like broken glass.”

— Rina Kent

366. “Is this the part where I get on my knees and beg?” “I’m afraid that won’t cut it.” “How about if I send flowers and a box of chocolates?” “Unoriginal. Try harder.” “If I cry into my pillow?” “Only if I get to witness it personally.” “So I have a shot. Fantastic.”

— Rina Kent

367. “I’d rather die than stay married to you.” And then she goes still. I drop my forehead to hers and allow myself to mourn my wife one final time.”

— Rina Kent

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

— Rina Kent

369. “Turn around and remove your distasteful presence from my sight, and I’ll pretend I didn’t hear your embarrassing confessions.”

— Rina Kent

370. “I’m happy to prolong this phase as long as possible before she forgets me. Again. Maybe this time, it’ll be for good.”

— Rina Kent

371. “Chaos is the source of all evil.”

— Rina Kent

372. “His scent fills my senses, overwhelming me with its intoxicating familiarity and drawing me in further. It’s as if we’re two magnets, irresistibly pulled together by an invisible force.”

— Rina Kent

373. “I’ve always loved the rain. The rain camouflaged everything. No one saw the tears. No one noticed the shame or the humiliation.”

— Rina Kent

374. “Did he just open the door for me? Do devils do that?”

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375. “Are you sure you won’t get bored of me, after all?” I poke. “Oh, baby. Not even after death.” I smile because I know he means every word. “Good, because guess what?” “What?” I lean over and whisper, “I’m yours.”

— Rina Kent

376. “Be mine and you become the queen on my board.” He pauses and flicks his tongue to lick my lower lip. “Fight and you’ll remain a pawn.”

— Rina Kent

377. “Remember Babydoll. Men are only to be used. Feelings and all that stupidity was invented by unsuccessful people. Your worth is what you offer to the world -your beauty, your intelligence, and your competitiveness. No man should steal those from you.” She lays a hand on my heart. “Seal this.” Mum taps my temple. “And you’ll win using this.”

— Rina Kent

378. “After retrieving the paper, I unfold it discreetly. It’s a scribble in Ronan’s messy handwriting with a smiley emoji at the top. ‘Give the world a middle finger with a smile.”

— Rina Kent

379. “You’re not only my muse, but also the sole reason I create anymore. You don’t complete me, you fill me up with your hope, determination, and constant nagging. But I digress. Only slightly, though.” I let my charming smile show through. “I used to believe I didn’t have a soul, but it turns out, I just needed you to fill it up. Now that I found you, I can’t and won’t live without you. Mia Sokolov, would you marry me?”

— Rina Kent

380. “I love being cute and deadly. It’s my strength.”

— Rina Kent

381. “Hello, Satan. Is this heaven in hell? Because I could stay here forever.”

— Rina Kent

382. “Time heals everything is a big fat lie.”

— Rina Kent

383. “All of them are ruthless in their own way – even the silent ones.”

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384. “Rai was born to conquer and crush anyone who defies her or poses a threat to her family. She never once stopped or hesitated, her gender be damned. That woman is more tenacious than most of the men I’ve met.”

— Rina Kent

385. “It’s bad form to get a man excited and then leave. How about we fix that?”

— Rina Kent

386. “I’m yours, my monster.” “And I’m yours, little rabbit.”

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387. “If she feeds you, she cares about you.”

— Rina Kent

388. “This time, I don’t follow. This time, I do what I should’ve done that first time. I let her go.”

— Rina Kent

389. “Sleep tight and dream of me. And who knows? Maybe it’ll come true.”

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390. “You’ll be my good little princess, won’t you?”

— Rina Kent

391. “You don’t seem to grasp the situation, so let me explain it to you for the last time, Lia. You’re my wife, my property, my thing. That means you walk the line I trace and make the decisions I allow. If I say you leave your will at the door, you do. If I say you will walk blindly into a well, you will. In my house, my word is law and my decisions are final. If you feel the need to defy me, by all means, do. I’ll enjoy every second of whipping you into submission.”

— Rina Kent

392. “The world is painted in different colors, depending on the angle you see it from. Every single ideal can be turned monstrous when it’s pushed to the limits. I’m the limits. I’m the edges humans are warned to stay away from but are attracted to anyway, because it’s just so different from what they know.”

— Rina Kent

393. “Add a please or drop on your knees. Either will do. Doing them both at the same time would be highly recommended.”

— Rina Kent

394. “Tell me something in Russian.” I cup his chin and stare deep into those eyes that have become my undoing as I say the words Grandpa said Russians take seriously and literally. “Ya nee ma goo bees tee byah zhit.”

— Rina Kent

395. “Love isn’t a crush or an infatuation. Love is when you go through life together, face your fears together, and at times, even hate each other in the process. It’s not love if it hasn’t been tested.”

— Rina Kent

396. “Veni, Vidi, Vici. I came. I saw. I conquered.”

— Rina Kent

397. “Sometimes, I want to stop hiding from everyone, myself included. Oftentimes, however, it gets too hard and it’s impossible to breathe properly.”

— Rina Kent

398. “Do you know what happens to bad girls who go where they shouldn’t?”

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399. “He’s not the green flag I mistook him for, but he’s not entirely red either. He’s a mixture of colors, and I’m growing attached to all of them. The red, the green, the black. All.”

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400. “This thing only beats for you and because of you.”

— Rina Kent