Top 120 Staci Hart Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “I wasn’t wishing for something I couldn’t have. I could have her, but it wouldn’t be easy. It wouldn’t be easy, but it would be worth it.”

— Staci Hart

52. “It’s no problem, Mr. Parker.” His cheeks flushed. “Please, call me Charlie. I don’t know that we need to finish the interview.”

— Staci Hart

53. “See, when I met Cooper, something in me shifted on an elemental level, as if he changed my chemistry, rearranged me. I needed him, but not in the desperate way. Being with him was a universal truth. It was a quiet fact. Once I found him, the world made sense simply because he was in it and he loved me.”

— Staci Hart

54. “His eyes burned hot on mine, blazing and intense. I don’t think he even knew he was doing it – he just existed in a constant state of smolder.”

— Staci Hart

55. “But what I’d realized was that the brave aren’t immune to fear. It’s only that their fear doesn’t stop them.”

— Staci Hart

56. “I always did that – listen to them over and over again until I was almost afraid to turn them off, afraid to lose the feeling the music gave me.”

— Staci Hart

57. “Sometimes it’s a flutter, a flicker of wings in your chest. Others, it’s a relentless vise that stops the beat, if only for a second. It might be a hot burn, spreading like wildfire in your ribs, or an icy cold space, empty and void. But the heart always reacts. Even after seven years, just hearing his name inspired any of those reactions or a dozen more. And there was one every single time.”

— Staci Hart

58. “I was a slave to my hope. But I couldn’t hang on any longer. I watched as it slipped through my fingers, fading to a pinpoint of light.”

— Staci Hart

59. “There is no length to love; it’s infinite. It lives in you always. Hold on to it.” “But it hurts,” she sobbed. “That’s how you know it was real.”

— Staci Hart

60. “Rose rolled her dark eyes. “Old ladies wear dresses like this because it hides stuff.” “Like hot dogs and lies,” I said.”

— Staci Hart

61. “Cam laughed, and when I looked over at her, possession washed over me. She was so beautiful in a way that held no expectation, unassuming and easy. I felt like a thief or a treasure hunter, like I’d found in her in some long abandoned place that could never dull her brilliance, no matter how lonely or dark it may have been. But now she was mine, and I wasn’t going to let her go.”

— Staci Hart

62. “I didn’t move, couldn’t move, worried she’d wake and the moment would pass. Because in that moment, the wall would slide between us again, closing me off. But for now, it was gone, and she was in my arms.”

— Staci Hart

63. “Sometimes, gambles pay off in unforeseen ways.”

— Staci Hart

64. “He took liberties, doing what he liked, taking what he liked when he liked it, rejecting me over and over again in between, and I let him. I was a slave to my hope.”

— Staci Hart

65. “There is no length to love; it’s infinite. It lives in you always. Hold on to it.”

— Staci Hart

66. “The saddest thing was that I think he really did care about me. But we were too different, he said. From different worlds.”

— Staci Hart

67. “Like I was fire and she was crisp, clean air, and if I couldn’t breathe her in, I’d disappear.”

— Staci Hart

68. “I hung on to that half-truth with the same tenacity with which I grasped a candlestick and hurled it at the wall, and when I walked through the door once more, it was with a slam that shook the stars.”

— Staci Hart

69. “If you care for him, you can’t wait. Life’s too short. Take it from someone at the end of the road looking back.”

— Staci Hart

70. “Never mind speak of the devil – I couldn’t even think of him or he’d appear.”

— Staci Hart

71. “Every scenario that crossed her mind did not end well. And by not ending well, she meant ending up lip-locked against a wall.”

— Staci Hart

72. “Are you suggesting that I’m a doormat?”

— Staci Hart

73. “Bunny. Leave Anni and Hairy alone or you might have to see more.”

— Staci Hart

74. “At least he’s pretty.”

— Staci Hart

75. “My relationship status was about as clear as a serial killer’s cellar window.”

— Staci Hart

76. “And, after that moment, I marked my existence by the moments before and after him. So when my parents didn’t approve, it didn’t matter. There was only one thing I could do; I had to go with him. I had to be with him because I couldn’t see my life without him in it.”

— Staci Hart

77. “Stripped bare and laid before her, plain as day in the darkest of night.”

— Staci Hart

78. “She glanced at me with a look that would have withered anyone else, but I went about my business, immune. They say that when you care, it gives them power. And she had no power over me.”

— Staci Hart

79. “How could I have thought he’d really wanted to be with me? His words had been empty, meaningless, but I’d believed every one. I thought it was real, but I was a fool. He’d betrayed me. And for what?”

— Staci Hart

80. “I wanted to think this was just my lizard brain telling me to copulate with a male who was a genetic powerhouse.”

— Staci Hart

81. “She could move my heart, which I thought was immovable.”

— Staci Hart

82. “Wasn’t that how it always went? The moments you needed your lost one the most was when they were gone.”

— Staci Hart

83. “I raised an eyebrow at him. “Don’t be that guy. Didn’t you know that talking to someone while they’re reading a book ups the likelihood of you getting stabbed by like four hundred percent?”

— Staci Hart

84. “I felt myself approach a moment, a precipice, A cliff face where I was given a choice. The wind of change whipped my face, beckoning me closer to the edge where I’d have to decide – fly or flee. The life I had, or the one I dreamed of.”

— Staci Hart

85. “I remembered breathing through the pain in my chest, wishing I could say that love would conquer all, that our love was too strong to break. But life didn’t work that way, and believing in that particular fairy tale wasn’t something I could ever be so innocent as to pin my hopes and dreams on.”

— Staci Hart

86. “That’s the beauty of books, little sister. What means nothing to one has a profound effect on another.”

— Staci Hart

87. “The best way to find out if you can trust somebody is to trust them. -Ernest Hemingway.”

— Staci Hart

88. “But deep down, I reveled in the thought of being wanted, of being seen by someone who wanted to see me, who saw me without pain in his eyes.”

— Staci Hart

89. “There was something to be said for a few minutes of self-care and a little mascara.”

— Staci Hart

90. “She touched my back as she slipped past me, a simple gesture, one that probably meant nothing, but I felt it, felt her through the pads of her fingertips, through the cotton of my shirt. I’d never thought that chemistry between two people could be tangible.”

— Staci Hart

91. “But adventure was basically my middle name. I’d lived a thousand lives through the books I’d read, which meant I was certain I could conquer just about anything.”

— Staci Hart

92. “I tucked my hands behind my head, smiling up at my ceiling. She was an enigma, a puzzle I found myself itching to figure out. I wanted to take her apart, find out what made her tick. I didn’t know why, exactly.”

— Staci Hart

93. “I always believed evil could be seen, sometimes in the smallest, quietest places. But those quiet places were also where you could see courage, strength, goodness.”

— Staci Hart

94. “To bend, Breath still, Heart stretched, Is strength In weakness. – M. White.”

— Staci Hart

95. “Be wild. Because life is lived in the moments you don’t see coming.”

— Staci Hart

96. “No one is ever prepared for Cooper wedding night fuckery.”

— Staci Hart

97. “Our hearts and minds are more complicated than that, with layers on layers of reasoning and feelings and motivation. There’s always another side. There’s always a reason, even if we can’t agree on whether or not it’s a valid reason.”

— Staci Hart

98. “Okay, sometimes I have a plan. So, first – drink that because wasting alcohol is unacceptable.” She pointed to my whiskey.”

— Staci Hart

99. “It’s like if Ryan Gosling showed up at your door dressed like Noah from The Notebook, bearing flowers and whiskey. You’d be stupid not to take that bike for a ride.”

— Staci Hart

100. “I’d always sorted people, just like books in the Dewey Decimal System, where everything had its place.”

— Staci Hart