Top 500 Rina Kent Quotes (2026 Update)
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401. “She tastes like addiction and bad decisions, and yet I would still come back for a hit every day.”

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402. “The darkness isn’t scary; what’s inside it is.”

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403. “Hope is a dangerous thing; it makes you believe in things that might never exist.”

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404. “It was the day I decided you’ll be mine till the day I die.”

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405. “I never wanted anyone but you.”

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406. “No wonder you like to be chased when you touch yourself this gently. How about I show you how it’s properly done, Lisichka?”

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407. “Is it worth it?” “Is what worth it?” “Losing everything for her?” A small smile grazes my lips. “Absolutely.”

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408. “She’s the gray. She’s the colors. She’s every rainbow I never thought to stop and watch.”

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409. “Kirill Morozov is a man of no morals. A monster with no limits. A beast in the form of a sophisticated gentleman.”

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410. “I don’t talk without purpose.”

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411. “It’s hard to live without you and impossible to forget you, but I had no choice in loving you.”

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412. “I feel her everywhere, in my bloodstream, on my flesh, and down to that forbidden nook in my heart.”

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413. “This must be what it feels like to have your soul ripped out by the Grim Reaper.”

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414. “What I want can wait until you find out what you need.” A smile tugs on my lips.”

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415. “Even I, a total ‘party terrorist’ – per Dan’s words – have opted for jean shorts, fishnet stockings, and a simple black top. Oh, I also wore my favourite white basketball trainers that Mum painted black stars on.”

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416. “Those who say women can’t go far in this world are afraid of what the likes of you can do. That’s why you have to be careful and smart, because your enemies are more than you can count or see. Don’t look at this marriage as misery, look at it as an opportunity to stay in a position of power, even from the background. That’s the only way you can protect yourself and everyone you love.”

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417. “He’s talking to you, Ava,” Eli says with a cruel tilt to his lips. “We got married two years ago, remember?”

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418. “My mom used to say that the best way to disarm someone is to tell them what they least expect.”

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419. “No one will hurt you anymore, Cecily. You have my word.”

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420. “That’s what Aiden does. He devours. He shreds me apart and strips me bare until he owns every part of me.”

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421. “I missed him. I missed him to the point of insanity. I missed him until I couldn’t breathe.”

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422. “Am I too obsessed? I don’t think I am. This is pretty much a good amount, in my humble opinion.”

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

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

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425. “When he’s gone, I lose the part of myself that’s anchored by him. The air feels thinner without the feel of his skin against mine, and the quiet I usually enjoy with him is deafening without him.”

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426. “When you’re children of parents who hold the personality of gods, you learn to stick together. To somehow keep up with the pressure of having such parents.”

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427. “Stop being so psychotic.” “Stop being so cute.”

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428. “You’re a bastard.” “If you keep complimenting me this often, I’ll think you have a fixation on me.” “In your dreams.” “You don’t want to know what’s in my dreams.”

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429. “I have no doubt that she saw my post on Instagram and decided to come up with her dull ‘My type’ painting. Since then, I’ve been considering creating a thousand Instagram accounts just so I can report it and have it taken down.”

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430. “There’s no getting enough of Jonathan. The harder he takes it out on me, the more I meet him head-on. If he’s a hurricane, I’m the wind that gets off on the damage he causes.”

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

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432. “So this is how good girls like you get off. Does being used in the middle of the night like a worthless fuckable hole turn you on, Lisichka?”

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433. “If you don’t want to be so readable, school your reactions. Your tells are a sure way to have weaknesses exploited.”

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434. “The peasant should be honored and worship at your feet for you even looking in his direction.”

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435. “It’s love if I can’t live without him and can feel this peaceful in his arms, right?”

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436. “I didn’t peg you as someone who compliments people.” “Not people. You.”

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437. “I didn’t peg you as someone who can’t handle compliments. You seem to ask for them any occasion possible.” “I didn’t peg you as someone who compliments people.” “Not people. You.”

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438. “I can take anything as long as I have him.”

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439. “You’re perfectly tempting.”

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440. “He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby becomes a monster. And if you gaze into an abyss for long, the abyss gazes into you.” I stroke his face. “Don’t become a monster, Kingsley.”

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441. “When you give an undeserving god your dedication and he ruins you through it, you’re bound to loathe him so that you don’t hate that stupid version of yourself who once worshipped him.”

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442. “Hurt you?” “You said you’d rip my heart out. It’s all yours, so do with it as you please, baby.”

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443. “With a chip in hand, Ronan lowers his head to whisper in a teasing tone, “Don’t say a word about the threesome suggestion. My life depends on it.”

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444. “I can take being an addiction. After all, that’s what I think about him as well. A lethal, irreversible addiction that might or might not push me to my downfall.”

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445. “People marry their soulmates, or those who complete them. I married the woman who gave meaning to my life.”

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446. “Remember when you told me to tell you something in Russian?” “You said I was cute.” “No. I said ‘I can’t live without you,’ and we take that quite literally in Russia.”

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447. “I won’t. I mean it. You can shoot my other arm and I will walk to you. If you take my legs, I’ll crawl to you.” “Are you crazy?” “When it comes to you? Possibly.”

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448. “What’s your second happy memory?” “The day we got married.”

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449. “He’s a villain with very questionable actions, so if you can’t handle morally black characters, please do NOT proceed.”

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450. “Daddy.” Eli tugs on Aiden’s trousers, awe filling his features. “She’s so pretty.” “Not bad for Cole’s spawn.” Aiden lifts his six-year-old son so that he can kiss Ava. He goes straight for the mouth.”

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