Top 250 Susan Ee Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “Sometimes, I wish I could take a vacation from myself.”

— Susan Ee

52. “There’s a saying, ‘Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you.’ Well, the reverse is true too. Just because someone’s out to get you doesn’t mean you’re not paranoid.”

— Susan Ee

53. “It is not the gentle kiss of a couple on a first date, nor is it the kiss of a man driven by simple lust. He kisses me with the desperation of a dying man who believes the magic of eternal life is in this kiss.”

— Susan Ee

54. “I am an ant in the battlefield of the gods. There’s no room for pride or ego, and barely enough room for survival.”

— Susan Ee

55. “I want to beg him not to leave. Tell him that I’m still here. But I lie frozen. All I can do is watch as he gets up. And disappears from my view.”

— Susan Ee

56. “He strokes my hair and whispers, “Shhh.” Whatever comfort he’s giving me, I’m giving at least that much back just by being a warm body for him to hold at a time when he needs it most. I snuggle closer to him in my sleep and my whimpering subsides to a contented sigh. It.”

— Susan Ee

57. “You’re like a little girl demanding answers to questions during a covert operation. Why is the sky blue, daddy? Can I ask that man with the machine gun where the bathroom is? If you don’t stay quiet, I’m going to have to dump you.”

— Susan Ee

58. “The only thing marring the illusion is an empty swimming pool hanging halfway off the cliff on the edge of the grounds.”

— Susan Ee

59. “I never thought about it before, but I’m proud to be human. We’re ever so flawed. We’re frail, confused, violent, and we struggle with so many issues. But all in all, I’m proud to be a Daughter of Man.”

— Susan Ee

60. “Asleep, he looks like a bleeding Prince Charming chained in the dungeon. When I was little, I always thought I’d be Cinderella, but I guess this makes me the wicked witch. But then again, Cinderella didn’t live in a post-apocalyptic world invaded by avenging angels.”

— Susan Ee

61. “That calls for a witty comeback. “Whatever,” I say.”

— Susan Ee

62. “What, you think Penryn’s sister can take on Godzilla instead?” asks Dum. Dee thinks about it. “Meh, probably not. Maybe her mom can, though.”

— Susan Ee

63. “He lowers his head while we’re flying and touches his lips to mine. His kiss is hot and wet as it intensifies.”

— Susan Ee

64. “Supongo que ni si quiera el fin del mundo puede evitar que los humanos tratemos de pertenecer a algo.”

— Susan Ee

65. “I walk down the center of the street in our old neighborhood. I recognize the cracked building with the graffiti of an angel that has the words ‘Who will guard against the guardians?”

— Susan Ee

66. “I look up to say something but he puts his finger to my lips and whispers, “Don’t talk. You’ll just spoil my fantasy of rescuing an innocent damsel in distress as soon as you open your mouth.”

— Susan Ee

67. “I want to say more. I crack open the vault in my head to see if I can peek in and maybe see something worth saying, but it all pushes against the door, wanting to flood out. I slam the door shut, leaning against it to keep it from bursting open. Still, my tongue gets tangled in all the things I want to say.”

— Susan Ee

68. “If you don’t let me go, you won’t feel quite so human anymore. Being human isn’t about whether you fit in or look like the rest of us. It’s about who you are and what you’re willing to do or not do.”

— Susan Ee

69. “He gives me a kiss. It’s slow and silky, and it makes me melt all over. He caresses my face, and I tilt my head into his touch.”

— Susan Ee

70. “I never kid about my warrior demigod status.”

— Susan Ee

71. “She? You’re not one of those people who name their cars and coffee mugs, are you? It’s an inanimate object. Get over it.”

— Susan Ee

72. “You are nothing but a bird with an attitude.”

— Susan Ee

73. “He is shivering, probably going into deep shock.”

— Susan Ee

74. “I’m just a teenager.” “History is filled with teenagers who lead the fight. Joan of Arc. Okita Soji, the samurai. Alexander the Great. They were all teenagers when they began leading their armies. I think we’re back to those times again, kid.”

— Susan Ee

75. “I give Raffe a quick hug. I don’t care who sees me at this point. Raffe might, though.”

— Susan Ee

76. “Oh. So she’s available?” asks Howler. Raffe gives him an icy look. “We’re all single now, you know,” says Hawk. “They can’t punish us twice for the same crime,” says Cyclone. “And now that we know you’re out of the race, Commander, that makes me the next best-looking in line,” says Howler. “Enough.” Raffe doesn’t look amused. “You’re not her type.”

— Susan Ee

77. “A sense of humor is one more thing I don’t think angels should have. The fact that his sense of humor is corny makes it even more wrong.”

— Susan Ee

78. “But I realize now that the toughest choices, the ones that will haunt us for the rest of our lives, are ones that my mom is still sheltering me from.”

— Susan Ee

79. “Oh, I’m sorry,” I say in a sugary voice. “Did you not like that? I thought that’s what you wanted. I mean, why else would you be getting all grabby with my man?”

— Susan Ee

80. “Uriel’s giving some of the humans amnesty?” “Just the ones who gave her up.” Josiah nods toward me. The muscles in Raffe’s jaw dance as he clenches his teeth.”

— Susan Ee

81. “I’VE FULFILLED MY end of the bargain, Archangel,” says the Pit lord. His burned wings sweep back and forth lazily in the air. “I saved your pitiful Daughter of Man and her family. Now it’s your turn.” Raffe hovers on his beautiful feathered wings in front of the Pit lord. He nods with a grim expression. “No.” The word slips out of my mouth as.”

— Susan Ee

82. “His arms around my waist are firm, but as we rise above the Sea of Killing Hands, I feel an equal mix of excitement and fear. “Don’t drop me.” I cling tighter and press myself up against him a little more. “Never.” There’s so much confidence and assurance in his voice. “I have you. You’re as secure as can be.”

— Susan Ee

83. “We must be quite the sight. Raffe in his red mask with his demon wings spread out in all their scythe-edged glory. A scrawny teenage Daughter of Man brandishing an archangel sword. And a little girl stitched-up to look and behave like a nightmare who is clutching a pair of angel wings.”

— Susan Ee

84. “The alarm bells shriek again, echoing off the walls. “The hell is that?” asks Tattoo. “And why does it keep going off?” “There’s some crazy lady on the loose,” says Doc. “Keeps propping open emergency exits. Triggers the alarm. Are you going to let me go?” Well, at least my mom must be doing okay.”

— Susan Ee

85. “With her high cheekbones and midnight eyes, we could almost be twins. Her face is more pixie-like than mine, but give her another ten years and she’d look just like me. No one would ever get us mixed up, though, even if we were both seventeen, any more than people would mix up soft and hard, warm and cold.”

— Susan Ee

86. “Either he’s shaken by something or he’s falling off the wagon hard and fast. Great. Just my luck to be partnered with an alcoholic angel.”

— Susan Ee

87. “That’s the whole point of a talent show,’ says Dee, doing a spin onstage. ‘It’s illogical, chaotic, stupid, and a whole hell of a lot of fun.’ Dee nods to Dum. ‘It’s what sets up apart from monkeys. What other species put on talent shows?”

— Susan Ee

88. “His lips twitch as if it’s funny to think about how my hair might have ended up on his shirt. My guess is that it must have happened when I kissed him in the hallway downstairs by the club. He thinks it’s amusing. If I had a body in this dream, my cheeks would be burning. It’s embarrassing just to think about it.”

— Susan Ee

89. “I’m not the devil’s bride.” “He carried you out of the fire and is letting you visit us from the dead. Who else would have those privileges except his bride?” She sees me once in a guy’s arms and she has us married already. I wonder what Raffe would think of my mom being his mother-in-law.”

— Susan Ee

90. “It’s amazing how many times we need to go against our survival instincts to survive.”

— Susan Ee

91. “God just spoke to me. He says the End of Days begins now.”

— Susan Ee

92. “I shove everything – fear, hope, thoughts – into the vault in my head and slam the door shut before they explode back out. It’s getting trickier to open that vault door.”

— Susan Ee

93. “Why don’t you want it?” “I have better things to do.” “Like what?” He opens one eye and looks at me. “Like convince a stubborn girl to admit she’s madly in love with me.” I can’t help but smile.”

— Susan Ee

94. “Paige is at the aerie.” Raffe gives me a don’t-you-dare look. “You mean the place where I barely got you out alive because they were killing every human they could get their hands on?” “Thank you, by the way.”

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95. “Their presence and attitude remind me of Raffe. He would fit in. It’s easy to visualize him sitting in the booth with that group, drinking and laughing with the gang. Well, the laughing part takes a little imagination, but I’m sure he’s capable of it.”

— Susan Ee

96. “You mean to tell me that I discovered a talent of your beloved swords that even you guys didn’t know about?” I pull as hard as I can on the cage bars. “You seem to bring out new and unimagined dimensions from both me and Kooky Bear.” “Pooky Bear.”

— Susan Ee

97. “Then he presses his lips to mine. His warmth spreads out from my lips down into my chest and stomach. Time stops, and I forget about everything else – the apocalypse, my enemies, watching eyes, monsters in the night. All I feel is the kiss. All I am is Raffe’s girl.”

— Susan Ee

98. “My mom yells at someone behind me. I spin with my hand on Pooky Bear, ready to pull out my blade. But it’s just my mom throwing rotten eggs at someone who took an empty soda bottle without asking.”

— Susan Ee

99. “Don’t drop me.” I cling tighter and press myself up against him a little more. “Never.” There’s so much confidence and assurance in his voice. “I have you. You’re as secure as can be.”

— Susan Ee

100. “Of course, you’re just like the rest.” His lips sneer. “There isn’t a creature alive who looks out for anyone but himself. Even a little worm like you. So you learned a lesson from your sister, did you? The only thing that matters in the end is your own survival. It’s what humans and cockroaches are best at.”

— Susan Ee