Top 150 Sarah Adams Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “To put it simply, you two should date.”

— Sarah Adams

102. “Still with me, Bree Cheese?”

— Sarah Adams

103. “I’ve known since the moment I laid eyes on Annie that I needed to stay the hell away from her. Something about her attracts me in an I-could-get-feelings-for-her kind of way. And I don’t do feelings.”

— Sarah Adams

104. “I’m pudding in her hands. Spineless, melted, wobbly, pointless pudding.”

— Sarah Adams

105. “Jessie is starting to make sense to me, and she’s only becoming more beautiful as she comes into focus.”

— Sarah Adams

106. “As all good and unbearable perfectionists know, if you want something done right, you mostly have to do it yourself.”

— Sarah Adams

107. “He touches me like I’m precious to him. It makes me ache all the more.”

— Sarah Adams

108. “I’m on fire right now. Somewhere in the world, Taylor Swift is feeling a tingle down her spine because of this Bad Blood reenactment. I feel like I could run a marathon or lift a truck from all the adrenaline coursing through my veins.”

— Sarah Adams

109. “I see that Nathan already posted the photo along with a caption that reads: The only woman I want.”

— Sarah Adams

110. “So here we are, just five big dudes destroying stereotypes, getting our toenails painted in our team’s colors, and enjoying the hell out of ourselves.”

— Sarah Adams

111. “I’ve just never known anyone who made me feel safe enough to share that part of myself with them.”

— Sarah Adams

112. “A book,” he repeats incredulously. “Uh-huh.” “A book is going to be fun?” I chuckle as we continue to walk. “Are you one of those nonreaders?”

— Sarah Adams

113. “It’s so Nathan that the only thing he’s guilty of is having too big of a heart. I wish he would stop making me love him more. It’s annoying.”

— Sarah Adams

114. “Welcome to the South, friends, where you get third-degree burns from leaning against your vehicle.”

— Sarah Adams

115. “Because when we kiss, it feels right. Because when you smile at me my world feels whole.”

— Sarah Adams

116. “And when she found me watching, she told me to find someone someday who will hug me when I’m sad and then help me look on the bright side of things when all I can see is the dark.”

— Sarah Adams

117. “If I waited until I felt confident to live my life and do the things I want to do, I’d never live.”

— Sarah Adams

118. “How would things have been different for me if I’d been supported through my learning differences instead of shamed for them?”

— Sarah Adams

119. “That because I’m sweet, I don’t have as much to offer. I constantly feel underestimated, and I’m so tired of it.”

— Sarah Adams

120. “But knowing you were inside tonight and needed me, it got me through the doors.” He pauses. “You are not alone, Emily. I would walk through my worst memories to get to you every single time.”

— Sarah Adams

121. “It’s clear that there’s so much more to Noah than his Surly Pose and burnt orange truck. He’s obsessed with flowers. Is protective. Feels deeply, but prefers to keep it to himself. And damn if I don’t find all that sexy as hell.”

— Sarah Adams

122. “I don’t know what all crap Ben pulled to pollute your self-esteem, but from now on, when you want a pretzel, get a damn pretzel.”

— Sarah Adams

123. “You kill me when you don’t see your own worth. Bree, those doors are only open because of you. Those girls are achieving their dreams 100% because of you and the work you put into their lives. If I hadn’t bought the building, I know without a doubt you would have found a different way on your own. Probably would have worked a second job just so you could continue doing your first job! So no, don’t give me that credit. All I did was use money that would have been sitting around collecting dust.”

— Sarah Adams

124. “I will memorize him if it’s the last thing I do. I will carry the feel of his smile in my pocket for the rest of my life.”

— Sarah Adams

125. “You think you’re unlovable, but I think I’ve never known how to love until knowing you.”

— Sarah Adams

126. “This woman looks like a fantasy come to life. Plucked straight out of my best dreams and placed right in my living room. The audacity of her.”

— Sarah Adams

127. “Lucy, I want so much more with you... but I can’t give you anything besides friendship right now.”

— Sarah Adams

128. “Bree’s hand squeezes mine, and I look back to see her crinkle her nose at me in her signature cute smile. It’s her Can you even believe it? look. My heart bursts. It’s wide open, completely hers for the taking. Always has been.”

— Sarah Adams

129. “Dammit,” he whispers and then looks at me one more time. “You look very pretty.” I feel a smile in my soul before it reaches my lips. “You say that like it’s a bad thing.” “It is for me.”

— Sarah Adams

130. “This hug is like coming home from a long trip and finally drinking coffee from your favorite mug. Curling up in that plush blanket you’ve been dreaming about for days.”

— Sarah Adams

131. “I have millions of dollars and I will spoil you with them if I want.”

— Sarah Adams

132. “And the strange part is, I still think marriage is a wonderful idea and something I’d like to have one day-but I’m now seeing that it was the wrong thing to be placing on a pedestal of ultimate happiness. I was looking for the perfect person with the perfect traits and the perfect timing, when really, all my heart actually wants is to be fully known and loved.”

— Sarah Adams

133. “Just beyond Noah, there’s a picture on his dresser of a boy, three girls, and a mom and dad. My heart squeezes and twists and before I know it, I’m wiping a rogue tear from my cheek. He’s so good – this man. I can’t imagine how I’ll be able to walk away.”

— Sarah Adams

134. “She grins and her wrinkles multiply. “Go have your break, darlin’. And even better, have it with a good man who’ll treat you right.” She nods over my shoulder to The Pie Shop.”

— Sarah Adams

135. “I’ll be so careful with you, Emily.”

— Sarah Adams

136. “You want fire and passion. You want pillow fights and prank wars. You want to be challenged, and fought with, and deeply wanted.”

— Sarah Adams

137. “I... I wouldn’t marry someone who would be like that. I’ll find someone who’s comfortable with our friendship the way it is.”

— Sarah Adams

138. “I am officially done with people today. Except for her.”

— Sarah Adams

139. “I’m basically trying to throw sprinkles on top of a broccoli sundae, hoping to make it look more appealing.”

— Sarah Adams

140. “I don’t think I like the word regret. Every choice I’ve made has been valuable in some way or other.”

— Sarah Adams

141. “And to think you consider yourself hard to love.” I kiss her temple. “Loving you is the easiest thing I’ve ever done.”

— Sarah Adams

142. “Noah is the blanket fort you used to make and hide in as a kid. So warm and reassuring.”

— Sarah Adams

143. “I’m relearning who I am and why I love the things I do. So I’d like some time to do that before I decide to get married. But what I do want is to have a relationship with you – to go day by day and earn your trust while you earn mine, and we figure out who we are in this messy life together.”

— Sarah Adams

144. “He smiles. SMILES. It’s blinding. My heart stops and then starts again, galloping right out of my chest. Good Gouda, that man has gorgeous teeth. And crinkles beside his eyes. When he smiles like that, he looks so approachable and comfy that I want to drape myself over him and just squeeze him in a giant hug. He’s huggable. The Grumpy Pie Shop owner is absolutely huggable.”

— Sarah Adams

145. “Do you at least have any romance books? Something steamy and emotional?” He laughs. “No.” “And you call yourself a reader. You should be ashamed.”

— Sarah Adams

146. “She’s shown me that every season of life is important and that no one path is more meaningful than another.”

— Sarah Adams

147. “I’m just grateful that no one has come into the shop during this soap opera. Here, try our newest donut: French vanilla with a hint of ‘my best friend is leaving forever’ tears.”

— Sarah Adams

148. “Well, Magic 8 Ball, what do you think? Should I tell my best friend I love her?”

— Sarah Adams

149. “Now I never give him pieces of myself. I have zero hope for us. It’s a weird thing to let yourself grieve your parent who is still living, but I’ve done it – do it regularly, actually.”

— Sarah Adams

150. “I don’t even know him and I feel safe. Noah is the blanket fort you used to make and hide in as a kid. So warm and reassuring.”

— Sarah Adams