Top 300 Skye Warren Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “Blake, don’t do this to us. It’s just a little bit longer.”

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102. “What a different world it would be if we walked around with signs that proclaimed the worst thing that had happened to us.”

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103. “It would be a relief, in a way, for everyone to finally see the monster within. A relief to admit it to myself. Every.”

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104. “How do you choose your life over someone else’s.”

— Skye Warren

105. “I’m tired of being your punishment, Liam North. Make me something else. Show me what it would be like if you took what you wanted, no guilt, not regrets.”

— Skye Warren

106. “Don’t you see? I can’t ever be normal again. Never be the kind of man who can give you a real home – ” “I.”

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107. “What if I don’t survive?” I whisper. “Oh honey, that’s not the problem. The question you need to worry about is, what if you do?”

— Skye Warren

108. “Reality was being alone and afraid. Reality was standing underneath a pounding spray of hot water but knowing I’d never really be clean. The.”

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109. “Do you think I forgot?” My chin lifts higher even as I take another step back. “You’re acting like you did.” His steps are slow and graceful as he rounds the desk. “I’m acting like a man who got what he paid for. Excellent service. Would you like a review on Yelp? Five stars.” I.”

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110. “I’m going to make a million mistakes, but I’ll do it with love. With adoration. With gratitude, if you’ll let me try.”

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111. “I’m not afraid of dying, because I’m more afraid of living.”

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112. “I’m starting to think every woman has been used that way, every woman has been sold. Which ones of us have escaped that fate? Was my dream of a gentle husband just a shared fever dream? Is a white picket fence just another form of turrets on smaller castles?”

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113. “If it killed him, that’s what he’d do.”

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114. “My dream wasn’t to be a princess in a castle. I wanted to be Persephone, claimed by the god of the underworld. Except that was the thing about getting captured; it wasn’t up to me. I.”

— Skye Warren

115. “If we are soldiers, we are falling one by one. What are we defending.”

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116. “Like he’s trying to control you with money, even though he has so much.”

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117. “The only way you could hurt me is to leave.” He.”

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118. “An evil sociopath. A young woman. Fill in the blanks. Unimaginable horrors visited upon my body were practically mandatory. So.”

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119. “You should have heard her speech about the way the things we do now are the myths of the future.”

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120. “You didn’t blame an animal for biting you. A monster only knew how to scare.”

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121. “Like the eddies and entrapments of life, they could only face each obstacle as it came. No promise of smooth waters, just a partner for the journey.”

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122. “The whole world had turned against him and in a way, he had cracked. He wasn’t entirely right in the head.”

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123. “It was a rather dark shade of gray, his declaration, but I didn’t think I’d ever heard anything more romantic than Colin telling me he’d spend his money, break laws, do anything he had to, to give me what I wanted. He was the man I’d been looking for without even trying. The man I hadn’t believed existed, one who’d fight for me. One who’d win.”

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124. “Lies smoothed the way so we could go on pretending. They were the lube of life, and we all got a little messy in the process. But.”

— Skye Warren

125. “What, everyone likes Kool-Aid. It’s a childhood staple.”

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126. “I’m only a warm body for him to use, and I need to be that for him.”

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127. “Did you know that birds have different meanings.”

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128. “How dare anyone – how dare he – question his value? He was everything she could ever want in a man.”

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129. “I don’t need another person to perform for.”

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130. “Sojourn? That’s a new way of describing prostitution.”

— Skye Warren

131. “Once, he had needed her. He’d leaned on her strength and followed her light. Now, he knew that he could live without her. It was dry and boring and cold, but he could do it. He just didn’t want to.”

— Skye Warren

132. “I don’t even understand it myself. Almost every myth references love, betrayal. Heartbreak. Universal truths that I’ve read a thousand times but still can’t comprehend. No story can explain this pain that feels too big for my body.”

— Skye Warren

133. “How am I supposed to be interested in boys who are dancing in clubs, when this man has kissed me? How can I be satisfied with warmth when I know how it feels to burn?”

— Skye Warren

134. “And it’s going to end in a matter of weeks when I graduate high school.”

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135. “I dream of the day I can be safe enough to really enjoy life. To do more than survive.”

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136. “Except what remains of the woman that she had been? If you have to change to be loved, then how much is that love worth?”

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137. “There is no place he could take you that I wouldn’t follow, little virgin. I will climb into the depths of hell to get you back. That’s my promise.”

— Skye Warren

138. “I don’t even have enough scoffs to scoff properly at that.”

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139. “Being back in society was a laugh a minute.”

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140. “If there was one certain victim in all this, it was my sanity. My.”

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141. “How will I go on after this, knowing that I sold my soul to the devil?”

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142. “I love the way you are. The way you’re terrified but do it anyway. The way you stand up to me when you shouldn’t.” I.”

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143. “Tell me what you need,” he says, grave and sure. There’s only one answer I can give, only one thing a pawn truly wants. And that’s all I’ve ever been. To my father. To Gabriel. The whole world sees me as a piece to be played. And I can never really be safe as long as I’m being moved around the board against my will. “Set me free,” I whisper. His.”

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144. “I can’t give in. Giving in means living in the Labyrinth, losing, dying here. It means letting go of the string that’s my only way out.”

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145. “He felt vaguely guilty tying her down. Just not guilty enough to stop.”

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146. “I’m not sure I’ve made a man go crazy for anything.”

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147. “He felt the same carnal urge to claim, to mate, to please her. But above that sang a new melody, one he recognized as ancient – the desire to care for her.”

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148. “Did normal people secretly yearn to be deviant? I didn’t know, but I could no longer pretend.”

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149. “I’d rather die. But it’s hard to die, to lie down and let it happen. Not to fight. Not to reach toward the surface for air when you’re drowning. It’s almost impossible. I’m proof of that. I’m a living example of how low a person would go, if they have to. If they’re desperate enough.”

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150. “She crossed her arms and ducked her head against the wind as she slowly hobbled back.”

— Skye Warren