Top 120 Ruby Dixon Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I am many things, but an exhibitionist is not one of them.” He gestures at a recess down the hall that I’m starting to recognize as a ship door. “This is where our mess is. Come. You can eat and I can tell you all about how I won’t touch you without your permission.” “You keep adding that ‘your permission’ thing,” I point out. He glances down at me, and his eyes are warm, his smile inviting. “That is because, my sweet Fran, I plan on having your permission. Just not today.”

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52. “Do I need to show you that it’s mine, female?”

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53. “What if one trips and falls and lands upon my cock? Can I mate her if she is on me?”

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54. “So he sorta transforms into a bus-sized dragon and tends to flame goats alive as a show of his affection. His heart is in the right place.”

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55. “She’s definitely more of a grump, or, as Liz refers to her, the “salty daughter I never had.”

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56. “MADDIE: Nobody’s got it easy right now. We just have to suck it up.”

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57. “Her skin is softer than a lamb’s. What does she put on herself? Unicorn tears? Jesus Christ.”

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58. “I spread my arms wide and grin at her, letting her get a fine look at my naked form. “Shall you come claim me for yourself then, pretty one? Shall we battle?”

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59. “Before you arrived here in this world, I had nothing to live for. I hunted. I existed. I did not look forward to anything. But now you are here, and you might be carrying my child even now.” His jaw flexes. “I know you are more than capable. The problem is not with you. It is with me. This world is dangerous, and I think of you, alone, out in the wild, and it is more than I can bear.”

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60. “Brooke leans in and pinches my cheeks. “Oh my god, that is so cuuuuute! Seriously, I could eat you up. Look at how jealous you are! I love it!”

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61. “We can’t do this,” I tell her, caressing her cheek with my thumb. “It’s not right.” “What’s not right about it? We haven’t even gotten to the tongues yet.” Tongues? Have mercy.”

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62. “I,” he says, grazing his thumb over my mouth. “Will always need you. A male cannot exist apart from his heart.” Neither.”

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63. “Please let Georgie have given you the world’s greatest prostate tickle and convinced you that Raahosh and I need to be together.”

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64. “To say that I fail at small talk is like saying Superman dislikes kryptonite.”

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65. “Silence, female. Your mate is pleasuring you.” He.”

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66. “I come here when my heart is sad,” Taushen says softly. “And somehow, this place makes my spirit glad once more. That I can see such a place and touch it. That I can live where such a thing can exist, and then, perhaps, I think everything is not so bad.”

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67. “What are you thinking?” I ask her, curious. “That I should have done that years ago,” she says, a dreamy expression on her face. My bark of laughter echoes loud in the cave.”

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68. “Is he denying himself for me? How sweet. How misguided. I’d love to help him with that little problem.”

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69. “The blood in my body seems to be pooling in my cock.”

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70. “A fierce hunter like myself needs more encouragement than that. Will you let me mouth-mate you?”

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71. “You’re marrying a princess,” she tells me in a tart voice as she saunters away. “We are not cheap.”

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72. “I mean what I said. You are mine, Halla. I am king and I get what I want, and what I want is you.”

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73. “If we both weren’t so tired, I’d totally nail him right now.”

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74. “We will stay. Our son will need friends. You will need the healer. And I,” he says, grazing his thumb over my mouth. “Will always need you. A male cannot exist apart from its heart.”

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75. “Three days. I will not dishonor you before then.” He glances over at the guards, then back at me. “But I will be thinking about it. A lot.”

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76. “Very well,” Hassen tells him, all smiles. “Because I saved her for you and mated her fierce sister who still attacks me as if I am to be conquered.”

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77. “After years of being content with my virginity, I am now officially ‘fast’.”

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78. “MADDIE: I know what it’s like to be ignored. I know what it’s like to feel like everyone in the world is against you. I know what it feels like to be on the outside and wanting desperately to be accepted.”

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79. “Considering that I took advantage of Hassen the moment he decided to hang out with me, my sister has the wrong one pegged as a predator.”

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80. “I’m kidnapping you,” my Suh-mer announces. “I already got the chief’s permission and everything. I’m going to kidnap you and hold you hostage in the cabin here for the next few days and have my wicked, wicked way with you.” She smiles up at me and wriggles her eyebrows.”

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81. “Are all the yellow-maned ones so angry? She reminds me of Leezh.” Haeden.”

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82. “It can always be worse.”

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83. “She laughs, her eyes bright. “What am I, chopped liver?” Liver? Of course she is liver. The organ meats are the tenderest and most prized, quickly snatched up after a hunt. “Yes, of course you are.” Her face falls. “Oh.”

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84. “You pushed him away.” She lifts her shoulders again in another small, careless shrug. “I’m not going to say being mated to Raahosh is nothing but daisies and kittens. Sometimes you have to make a relationship work. And I’m just saying maybe you should have tried a little harder. He lost his kit, too, you know.”

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85. “A Great Dane can still make a Chihuahua pregnant,” Liz points out. “Guess which one you are.”

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86. “Know that even if I am a hunter who can be foolish at times, I would cherish everything you would give me.” I put my hand over hers. “And if I say or act a certain way, it is because I am addicted to your laughter.”

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87. “Does a girl in the forest stink if there’s no one around to smell her?”

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88. “HASSEN: Perhaps I will never get over the shame of disappointment, but it will not destroy me.”

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89. “And then I want to weep. To think I haven’t dressed properly for alien abduction.”

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90. “I do not hate you.” Hate is the furthest thing I feel for her. But I know that trying to hold Asha is like trying to hold a handful of snow – the tighter I grip, the more she will trickle between my fingers and disappear.”

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91. “Strength does not always mean fists, my heart. Sometimes it means waking up to endure another day.”

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92. “I love you,” I tell her plainly. “I will say it like a human and say I love you. I will say it like a mesakkah male and tell you that you have my heart. Either way, know that nothing has changed and I want you now as much as I ever have.”

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93. “I don’t know that someone as unexciting as Faith Gordon is destined to be the lover of a force of nature. I mean, my last boyfriend left me for an accountant. If that doesn’t tell you everything about my life, nothing will.”

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94. “Did you just try to kill me? Kef, that’s cute.”

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95. “From now until my spirit departs this plane, there shall be none for me but her.”

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96. “Eyethnkthyr dewinnit,” whispers a voice on the other side of the room. “Dunlook,” says another. “Gohbcktewsleep.” “Eyebeteez gotta monstrdick!”

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97. “You are mine. If T’ia was being attacked by sky-claw and you had a splinter in your finger, I would let them chew freely upon her because your hand comes first.”

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98. “Because I will be at your side every moment of every day. When you frown, I will give you mouth-matings until you smile again. When you are sad, I will hold you close until you are happy again. When we sleep, it will be together, under the same furs.”

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99. “I can always peck someone to death like the worlds angriest blonde chicken.”

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100. “It is Shail that I adore. I want all of Shail, not pieces of someone else.”

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