Top 120 Ruby Dixon Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “This is not normal.”

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102. “I realized the only person standing in the way of what I wanted was me. You can choose to sit back and let things happen, or you can do something about it.”

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103. “The only thing I want to do with you and that water is hold your head under until you twitch.”

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104. “There is safety in the tribe, and companionship, but it is not slavery. You are free to come and go as you please. We hope that you will come back, but if you do not, we will understand.”

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105. “The smile that blooms across his face is worth it, though. He’s looking at me with such approval that I feel like I already conquered one of my demons. “Very brave,” he tells me.”

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106. “I’m an awful person,” I whisper to him, because right now I’m imagining pouring handfuls of trail mix all over my body to see if he’ll tongue me everywhere.”

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107. “There is a real rapey vibe to this place. Goody.”

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108. “Then I shall keep going endlessly,” he murmurs. “Until the end of time.”

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109. “You are mine. That is all you need to know. If you are taken, I will come after you. If you are sick, I will never leave your side. If you leave, I will follow. You will never be without me, because I will come after you. Know this.”

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110. “Let the world bring what it does. I will take it all on.”

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111. “Are they insane? I’m small, even by human standards, and underfed. What am I supposed to do? Ask it nicely to stop burning cities to ash? Hit its nose with a rolled-up newspaper when it misbehaves? Hysterical laughter bubbles in my throat.”

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112. “Look, friend, I’m going to let you in on a secret. Humans aren’t worth the hassle. Sure, they’re cute, and they’re nice to pet, but they’re a lot of maintenance. They’re clingy, too. At first you think it’s all fun and games and then they start asking where you’re going, and who you were out with all night, and then they want to know why there’s blood on your collar.”

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113. “The pain of loss is like nothing I’ve ever felt before. I’ve always been a lucky one, born into a large, loving family. We were spared when the khui sickness hit the caves hard many years ago. I’ve never lost someone I loved so intensely as I loved Kira.”

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114. “Trickery,” I nod. “Wait until her guard is down and then claim her.” I wag a finger at Angie. “Very, very clever.” She just sighs. “I’m sorry I even tried to help.”

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115. “I’m going to try and sleep off some of this migraine. Wake me if a chocolate bar shows up and wants to cuddle.”

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116. “I feel like there’s an alien bingo card somewhere that just got checked off. Horns? Check. Tail? Check. Crazy-ass cock? Check, check, check.”

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117. “She is making me resonate. She is mine.”

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118. “Kef me, you’re beautiful,” Jerrok whispers, cupping my face in his hands. He gazes down at me with wonder, like he’s never seen anything like me in his life.”

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119. “I’m not fixed. I’m as broken as ever. But you get better at hiding it. And you get better at being broken.”

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120. “Even if tomorrow goes to hell, we have today. Maybe I need to claim today for myself. Maybe I need to make a few memories to carry me through the bad things that are certain to be ahead.”

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121. “The female’s smile grows broader but does not reach her eyes, and I bite back a laugh as I realize what her strange tone of voice is. She thinks they are idiots. She is humoring them. Mocking them quietly by giving them the words and actions they wish to hear, even if it is not what she believes.”

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122. “Stay with me,” he says in a low voice. “I have waited endless days to see your face again, and I prefer it awake.”

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123. “Now, when I imagine happiness, I imagine her face. It doesn’t matter that she is different – she is mine and I am hers.”

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124. “Great, I have a yeti stalker. Totally what every girl dreams of.”

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125. “And then I am shocked anew as my khui resonates inside me. My inward being, which has lain dormant for so long, which recognizes no mate amongst my people? It vibrates and sings at the sight of this new creature. I stare at it.”

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126. “Up until yesterday, I, Georgie Carruthers, never believed in aliens.”

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127. “You smell bad,” Aron says. “When was the last time you bathed?”

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128. “Worrying about what might happen does nothing but make you crazy.”

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129. “I am interested in you. All of you. Your sad eyes, your soft smiles, your tears, your courage, and your worries. I am at your side now, and I will be at your side until you tell me to leave. I do not need a khui to tell me who is the mate for me. You are mine and I will take every moment with you as a gift.”

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130. “You are allowed to be sad. Just do not let it take all the happiness too. Life is meant to be enjoyed.”

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131. “He reaches for my hand, rubbing my fingers. That small gesture is enough to make my heart melt all over again. Sometimes it’s the small things that are everything.”

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132. “And even if you did not come back to me, if you were happy, I could live with that. It is your sadness that tears me apart.”

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133. “Are you finished vomiting excuses at me?”

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134. “Her flesh is almost completely hairless, save for the long, braided locks on her crown and a small tuft between her thighs that’s revealed as I pull her leathers from her. I snort with amusement at that small tuft. Adorable. Adorable and nonsensical.”

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135. “Sometimes you need to be in your own head to process things.”

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