Top 120 Shantel Tessier Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “There is no God here, sweetheart. Make no mistake, you will kneel for me, but the things I have planned for you are anything but holy.”

— Shantel Tessier

102. “I want his hands around my throat. I want his body pinning mine down, and I want him to crave me the same way I need him. So, who’s the real toxic one here?”

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103. “It can’t hurt to have your wife fall in love with you, right?”

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104. “This is what I wanted. All along. Acceptance, love, understanding.”

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105. “I’m leaving a piece of myself behind with you because nothing short of forever would have been enough.”

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106. “I’ve never been religious, and I’m not going to fall to my knees and start worshipping a man now.”

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107. “I love to watch the world go dark.”

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108. “I was born a Spade brother, but I will die a husband and a father. And when I am buried in our cemetery and arrive at the gates of hell, I’ll smile because I’ll already know what to expect from the devil. A very short life with my family is worth an eternity of damnation.”

— Shantel Tessier

109. “Nothing short of death will take her from me.”

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110. “Isn’t that the best part? Seeing how much they can take before they break?”

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111. “When you fall in love with the devil, you see him differently. But I forget just how dark he can be.”

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112. “Remember that, sweetheart. I love you so much that I have to hurt you.”

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113. “She will know hell, but for now, I shall be her devil.”

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114. “I forgot how much I enjoyed this side of Blakely. Things were getting a little too comfortable between us before she left. You know, catching those feelings and all because she looked stunning in a dress. Good thing we’re back on track now. ‘Till death do us part, Blake. And I’m not ready to kill you yet.”

— Shantel Tessier

115. “Hey?” Sarah enters my bedroom. I look up at her from my bed. I have a serial killer documentary on. It’s giving me ideas on what to do to him in his sleep if he ever returns.”

— Shantel Tessier

116. “She can hate me all she wants; it’s not going to keep me away.”

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117. “Accepting your death is the most peaceful part.”

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118. “I belong to Haidyn Reeves. A Spade brother who knows I’m a fraud.”

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119. “I’ll never set you free, little demon. It’s best you understand that now.” She licks her wet lips. “Because I’d hate to have to kill us both.” If I can’t have her, no one will. But I also would never want to survive in a world where she doesn’t exist. Death would be heaven compared to a life without her being mine.”

— Shantel Tessier

120. “I’ve heard people say it’s hard to pinpoint the exact second you fall in love with someone. I’m pretty sure it was the moment I first saw her. And I’ve been falling ever since.”

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121. “Wetness pools between my shaking legs, soaking my underwear, and I stare into his blue eyes, getting lost in the depths of what I’ve always known to be hell. I can’t tell him. I can’t afford for him to figure out who I am.”

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122. “How do you make someone feel safe with you? You put them in an environment that they fear. One that you can control. You become their hero, their shelter. You show them just how cruel the world can be without you. And then you step in and save them. All the while, you’re their worst nightmare.”

— Shantel Tessier

123. “When you’re raised in hell, heaven is a fairy tale that doesn’t exist.”

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124. “Only I see you naked and only I touch you. If any other man does, I’ll make sure it’s the last thing he does.”

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125. “I’ll have memories to remind me that I was once a man who loved a woman who deserved better. They won’t be able to take that away from me, and that’s what I call a win.”

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126. “Social media makes you think you have all this freedom, but you don’t. Not really. You’re stuck behind a device watching others live out their dreams. You post selfies of fake smiles and expensive clothes, hoping that someone will envy you. Reassure you just how good you have it. All the while hating your life. “Smile, dear, you never know who is watching you,” my mother always tells me. Desperation is never pretty.”

— Shantel Tessier

127. “The adrenaline rush is unlike anything I’ve ever known – an addiction.”

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128. “I made a vow to protect you, Blake, and I’ll show anyone who tries to hurt you my version of hell.”

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129. “I’ve always preferred silence to mindless chitchat. Not because I wanted to go unnoticed but because they’re just words that mean nothing.”

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130. “I want you to feel me holding you down. I want you to hear yourself gasping for breath when I force you to come. And I want your eyes on mine while I make you cry. I’ll never drug you, Lake, because I don’t need you compliant. You’re now my wife, and I can take whatever I want from you.”

— Shantel Tessier

131. “The sound of her voice. How she says my name. The way her scent lingers on my clothes when I’m not with her. Everything about her feeds a hunger that can never be satisfied.”

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132. “The love of my life deserves the world, even if that means I’m no longer part of hers.”

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133. “I choose you,” I say, feeling the butterflies in my stomach at the way his eyes devour my chest. He’s starving, and I want to be his offering. I’d willingly be his sacrifice. Make me yours.”

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134. “I vow to be yours, Haidyn. Forever.” I tell him. Anyone can sign a piece of paper. I want him to know that I’m in a hundred percent. Whatever he wants, I’ll give it to him, including my soul. A Lord demands nothing less. He lifts his hand and cups my cheek. His thumb runs along my parted lips as a smile tugs at his mouth. “You vow to be mine, doll face.” “We vow,” we say in unison, and then his lips are back on mine, devouring me like the monster I thought he was.”

— Shantel Tessier