Top 90 Saffron A. Kent Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I know people say life is short, and in some ways, it is. But it is too long if you’re living it alone. Don’t hesitate to ask for help. Don’t think that you’re weak just because you stumble. Everyone stumbles. Don’t isolate yourself just because you have to take a pill every day. You’d be doing yourself a disservice. Live your life the best you can and ask for help. People aren’t made to live their lives alone.”

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52. “Unrequited. The word is written next to a passage that has been underlined with thick black lines. It says that the unrequited lover is the one who waits. He waits and waits, and then waits some more. He is the one who drops vital moments of his life, lets them scatter away, lets himself scatter away piece by piece for those three words. I love you. He is desperate and lonely, both by choice and circumstance. It’s.”

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53. “So then, how did my life start in a place like this where all lives go on pause? How did it happen that I found everything I’ve been looking for on the Outside, here on the Inside?”

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54. “But depth is misleading from the surface. Sometimes taking a plunge is the only way to find out if the water is too deep or just deep enough.”

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55. “Because I was born with more than blood in my veins. I was born with strength. I was born with courage to fight. I’m a warrior.”

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56. “I wished for someone who’d care for me. Someone who’d love me. Who would put up with me and all the destructive things that I just felt compelled to do. I wished for someone soft. Someone shiny and bright. But more than that, I wished for someone I could be better for. I wished for you.”

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57. “Darling says he’s adored and loved. But he also makes me hurt. It says that he’s both a delight to my heart and a needle to it. Loving him is the most wonderful, most awful thing in the world. Loving Arrow is my doom. So he’s not my dear, he’s my darling.”

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58. “I don’t know if she realizes how much I love her. I haven’t said those words yet, but I want her to know. I want her to see it in my eyes because I bleed with it, I burn with it, and for the first time in my life, I don’t mind it. I wouldn’t mind it if she burned me alive or destroyed me. I’d keep on going. I’d keep on loving her.”

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59. “But I guess some stories are just doomed. They don’t have a life, no matter how alive they feel.”

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60. “I put so much stock into what I don’t want to be that I forgot what I could be. I’ve.”

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61. “It’s like our senses are fused.”

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62. “I can live my whole life on this little piece of him that he’s giving me right now.”

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63. “I met you and every thought I had became yours.”

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64. “He doesn’t even look like he belongs to this world. He is too beautiful, too haunted to be human.”

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65. “I’m his puppet and he is my invisible master, holding my strings from miles away.”

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66. “You don’t love guys like that. You get eaten up by them and you love every bite they take out of you.”

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67. “Say something. No, wait – say something helpful, not one of your sarcastic comments that help no one but you.”

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68. “I’d be careful then. Bad things happen to those who trespass,” he says in a voice that steals my own.”

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69. “His lips twitch and I swear to God, my witchy heart jumps in my chest for making them.”

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70. “Because I’m a girl who’s not supposed to be the love of someone’s life, not with my selfishness. I was meant to live in the shadows and secrets. I can be Thomas’ secret, for a little while, at least – until I absorb all of his pain and set him free.”

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71. “It’s not the judgment of others we should be worried about. It’s the judgment we place on ourselves. It’s the fact that it’s you sitting in the dark, inside a small box, all alone. It’s you who’s gotta bear the shame of your sins while the world is moving on.”

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72. “The boxing was taking a toll on his hands. The marks seemed like broken lines of destiny. A map to his pain, maybe even this big, dark secret. I was never good at geography. Who cared what direction was east? The sun would rise, anyway. But I wanted to study the map of his skin.”

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73. “I have faith. Maybe this is why people chase God. They chase something higher, bigger than themselves because it’s peaceful. It’s relieving. It gives them time to live their life in the moment and not in the past or in the future. It’s an act of courage to put your faith in something like that. Maybe that’s what religion is.”

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74. “It’s okay. I won’t let them see anything. I’ll hide you. I’ll always hide you away from prying eyes. Anything worth seeing, Blue, is gonna be in my mouth.”

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75. “He bends over me, curls his sleek, cut body all around me, making himself my world. Flicking his eyes all over my face, he whispers, “Dark curls; Golden eyes.” He rubs our noses together. “Thirteen freckles; Flowers between her thighs.” He skims his lips over mine. “Sweet; So sweet; My heart; My sweetheart.”

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76. “What does requited love look like? I want to see it.”

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77. “You’re the girl every guy runs away from. You’re every guy’s nightmare, Salem. Because you’re the girl with too much love inside you.”

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78. “Agony. Fire. Passion. Loneliness. Destroyed. Crumble. Burn. Sleepless. The letters are straight and clear, severe, like Thomas, but there is an extra swirl in his esses, making them playful, somewhat soft. I want to keep touching them, want to lick them. Then all at once, my heart stops beating. Unrequited.”

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79. “She taught me to crave something more than cold and lonely perfection. Something warm and cozy and sweet. Something wild and savage and provocative. Her. I crave her.”

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80. “He’s always been my nucleus of everything.”

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81. “It’s not the world that tears them apart, it’s them. Only they have the power.”

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82. “Why’s it so hard? Why’s everything so hard for me? It’s not supposed to be this hard, is it? Getting up from the bed. Freshening up. Going to get breakfast. Eating. Saying hi to people. Smiling. Laughing. It shouldn’t be this hard. It can’t be. It’s me. I’ve got it all wrong somehow. I’ve got everything wrong.” Wrong. Wrong. Wrong.”

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83. “You’re every guy’s nightmare, Salem. Because you’re the girl with too much love inside you.”

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84. “No one can control you. No one can bind you by rules or put you in a box or rein you in. You’re Salem. You’re probably why they name hurricanes and natural catastrophes after girls like you.”

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85. “Because unrequited love is like a dead, useless organ. It’s functionless. It’s sicker than a disease. You can cure a disease, but you can’t fix a defective soul.”

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86. “Art is painful, Layla. It’s potentially dangerous. Explosive. It takes everything from you, sometimes more than you can afford. It’s a beast, and it’s always starving. You feed it and feed it... until you have nothing left. But you don’t mind because you’d rather chase the high of creating something than live in the darkness. It’s insanity.”

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87. “If you call me Fae, then I get to call you Roman.”

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88. “Jesus. His grunts. They are taking up all the empty spaces of my soul. I’ll hear them until the day I die. I’ll sleep to them. I’ll wake up to them.”

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89. “I don’t love anything. I don’t have space to love anything when I’m so full of hate.”

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90. “They reminded me that I have to live. Because every day I live, I win.”

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91. “But maybe I’m watching you because I can’t stop. Because you’re the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen. And because your blue hair reminds me of the sky and the ocean. Freedom.”

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