Top 200 Suzanne Wright Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “I’m pretty sure no one will be tempted to try. I’m not exactly a catch.” He bit her hard. Right on the edge of her navel. “Don’t talk about my pretty baby like that,” he warned, swirling his tongue inside her belly button to soothe the sting before trailing his fingers up her inner thigh.”

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102. “Because when you looked beyond the surface of a bully, you saw them for what they were – a goddamn twisted coward who needed to slap down others just to feel good, and that was plain pathetic.”

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103. “That’s not the same as having support. It’s possible to be surrounded by people and still feel alone.”

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104. “I know you’re a dominant control freak who likes to always have his way.”

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105. “Totally straight-faced, Ally replied, “Sorry, I don’t take orders unless I’m naked.”

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106. “Would you have told me your number?” “Sure. It’s 911 – but only dial it in an emergency.”

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107. “But even if it was, two wrongs don’t make a right. Your parents have proved that.”

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108. “He turned his glare on Roni. “I’m now known on a global scale as a gay, submissive, kinky, mated male recovering from an STD!” Roni tilted her head. “If you’re looking for remorse, you can find it in the dictionary somewhere between rectum and runt.”

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109. “A person should always be self-aware if they wish to succeed in life. Knowing your strengths and blind spots is important.”

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110. “Do you have a band-aid?” he asked Roni. Her brow puckered “No why?” “i just scraped my knee falling for you.”

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111. “Am I forgiven yet?” he asked, kissing her back. She snorted. “That wasn’t you making it up to me. That was you using orgasms to soften me up so I’d more easily forgive you. Sometimes I wonder how you live with yourself.” He.”

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112. “Don’t think I’m letting you die tonight, Sam.”

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113. “Where were you born?” “Miami, Florida.”

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114. “Sooner or later, you’ve gotta sleep. Then I’ll kill you.” His laugh did not improve her mood at all.”

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115. “That’s just what it means to love someone. They can hurt you worse than anyone, but they can also make you happier than another person ever could.”

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116. “You’re mine. I don’t walk away from what’s mine.”

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117. “Um, Roni, could you please tell me why there’s an unconscious female in the trunk of your car?” Rubbing at his nape, Eli frowned down at the blonde. “When you said, ‘Come see what I’ve got,’ I thought you meant new sneakers or something.”

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118. “Tao smiled a little smugly. “Riley doesn’t like the mall, she only shops online.” Dante gaped. “Dude, do not let her go. Like ever. Seriously, a woman who doesn’t like the mall is a gift from God – accept that gift with gratitude and grace.”

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119. “If we’re ever on a malfunctioning airplane, I’ll totally help you put on your oxygen mask and life jacket before I put on my own.” Alex felt his mouth twitch. “Now that’s devotion right there.”

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120. “Taryn was honestly starting to feel sorry for him. He obviously thought he had some sort of authority over her and she believed it would be awhile before it became apparent to him that the female he had taken as his mate did her own thing.”

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121. “It was really a good thing that Frankie Newman had never needed a knight in shining armor, because she’d only ever come across complete idiots wrapped in tinfoil.”

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122. “Butch laughed out of his nose. Not attractive, don’t try it.”

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123. “Gwen was also fascinated by the whole true-mate thing. To have someone made specifically for you – someone who would never betray you, never hurt you, and would always cherish you – would be something special.”

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124. “You’re good in bed. You get rid of unwelcome creepy crawlies. You don’t leave the toilet seat up. And, being nice and tall, you can reach all those places that I can’t reach. I reckon I got a good deal.”

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125. “I’m not shouting at him, angel, I’m just helping him hear.”

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126. “Honestly, my memory was so atrocious I could arrange my own surprise party.”

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127. “Also, he’s totally whipped, if that makes you feel any better.” Nick scowled at the blonde. “I’m not whipped.” “Of course you’re not,” placated Shaya, patting his arm, “you’re just well trained.” She laughed at his low growl.”

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128. “Who needed to argue and exchange insults when you could just annoy the hell out of someone by being overly friendly and bubbly?”

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129. “Most people just say ‘sorry’. But handing over your ex for painful handling was so much better.”

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130. “If you think I’ll be scared away by a sour crone who’s so old she dreams in black and white, then you’re in for a massive disappointment.”

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131. “You grabbed his attention straight away. It was strange to watch his reaction to you. Like a kid that’s spotted something new, interesting, and possibly fun to play with, but who’s too unsure to reach out and touch it – still, he ain’t gonna let anyone else touch it.”

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132. “Actually, Marcus wasn’t sure that what Rhett was doing could be described as dancing – he looked like he needed medical attention, which was most likely why all the enforcers stood to the side, watching in a kind of horrified fascination.”

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133. “Jamie turned to Shaya. “Ever played that game, ’hit Granny with the polo mallet?”

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134. “Yeah.” Knox looked down at their son. “He looks like an ‘Asher’.”

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135. “I don’t believe I asked for a glass of your unimportant opinion.”

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136. “No, she’s one of those people who are like Slinkys.” “Slinkys?” “Yeah. Basically useless, but they make you smile when you push them down the stairs.”

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137. “Acknowledge what fear actually is – it’s just your brain communicating to your body that it senses danger. Accept fear for what it is, and work with it. That’s when its power disappears.”

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138. “You just gonna stare at it all night? Because it’s not going to come by itself.”

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139. “I love you, Taryn,” sobbed Greta. “I really do. I should have told you that before.” A loud voice overrode the recording. “That is not me.” “Greta, it’s a video,” said Taryn. “We can all see you on it, clear as day.” “It’s not me,” Greta insisted. “Woman, we know what you look like.”

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140. “Honestly, trying to make me feel bad is more pointless than the ‘ay’ in ‘okay’.”

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141. “Harper was also a person who preferred to avoid complications. Like parking tickets, speed restrictions, and red lights – which was why she no longer had a driver’s license.”

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142. “I swear I’m not jealous that God only talks to you, okay. In fact, I think it’s unfair that when a person talks to God it’s called ‘praying’ but when he talks to them it’s called ‘schizophrenia’.”

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143. “He obviously wants to die. Assist gim.”

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144. “Three breeds? Well you see, basically, you know how there are varying accounts of vampires? Some humans report us to be terribly aggressive with hulk-like strength, some report us to be entrancingly beautiful and charming, and others believe that we are actually more human-like than the stories say. Well the reason for all the confusion is that there are actually different breeds.”

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145. “As I’m the one who cleans it, waxes it, keeps it tidy and has it medically checked, I’d say it’s mine. But you can borrow it if you like.”

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146. “Why are you still smiling? You’re supposed to fear my mighty wrath.” His shoulders shook with silent laughter. “In case you can’t tell, I’m petrified.” “You will be if my mighty wrath is ever unleashed. Stop laughing!”

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147. “Knox rubbed her leg. “I didn’t think I’d ever have this. Someone who was mine. A child. A family. Didn’t see it coming.” His face hardened as he added, “I’ll fight to the death to protect and keep what we have.”

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148. “You’re not supposed to smile at me like I’m a little kitten that stupidly thinks it’s a jungle cat.”

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149. “But I’d been an ass to her, and I regretted it. Would I tell her that? No. Pride and all that.”

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150. “You should put her down before she bites you,” the wolf pup advised. “Or ask a vet to do it.” Emilia hissed. “Daddy, the mongrel’s saying I need to be put down again!” “So,” Alex cut in before the siblings could argue further. “What’ve you been up to while I was gone, Em?” “Driving my brother slowly insane.” “It’s good to have goals.”

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