Top 180 Tiffany Reisz Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “I won’t.” “If you come back to me,” he said, making a rare concession, “will you run or will you crawl?” Nora had pressed her whole body into him at that moment. Resting her head on his strong shoulder, she watched as a tear forged a river down his long and muscled back. “I’ll fly.”

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52. “Maybe it was simply human nature to only love a thing after losing it. Maybe they should all lose more things so they can appreciate what they had.”

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53. “Kink is only sexy when done between consenting adults,” Nora said. “So don’t do any kink until you’re at least eighteen. No, twenty-one. Thirty. Thirty’s a good age to start. And do your homework. And stay in school. And don’t do drugs. God, I’m a hypocrite. Someone find me my beer. Please.”

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54. “We could celebrate in private,” he said. “Later tonight... if you wish.” “If I wish? That’s different. You used to summon me, and I came crawling.” “You never came while you were crawling. Shortly thereafter, however.”

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55. “There’s always more to every story.”

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56. “I’m much younger than I look, I promise.” Nora’s smile broadened. “I’m aging horribly.”

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57. “Once someone loves you that much, loves you more than you deserve, you can’t go back to being loved the normal way,” she said. “You ever been loved like that?” “Only.”

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58. “Hope and perseverance – that’s what I learned from books.”

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59. “It’s always a pleasure forcing you to do things you don’t want to do.” “I like it better when you force me to do things I want to do.”

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60. “His biggest gripe with religion was the concept of heaven, of paradise, that we could only get there after we died. He said any philosophy that cared more about life after death than life before death wasn’t anything he could believe in. That’s why he called this farm Paradise. He said Paradise was ours if we wanted it. It was ours to make in the here and now, not something out there in the future that we had to wait for.”

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61. “I’ve been subbing half my life. You think this is the first time I’ve had to eat off the floor?”

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62. “Edwin Yorke was attractive and intelligent and employed – the holy trifecta of good men.”

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63. “Am I supposed to pretend I don’t know what I look like? Look at you. You look so handsome I can’t even look at you straight on. I have to catch you out of the corner of my eye or I’ll go blind. It’s like looking at an eclipse. I need special glasses.”

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64. “What had brought them together was the very thing that kept them apart.”

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65. “I get it.” He gave her a shy smile in return. “See you at the coffee shop sometime?” “You’re the only one who gets my order right.” “Extra whip,” he said. “Story of my life.”

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66. “It breaks my heart to see you like this.” “I don’t believe that. I don’t believe you have a heart.”

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67. “My Jewel, I can’t give you my whole heart. But the part of it I can give you is the part that isn’t scarred and isn’t broken. I’ll give you the best of me and protect you from the worst for the rest of my life.”

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68. “You must drive him mad, Stuart thought. You must make him wild for you. You are a teenage girl in a woman’s body with a woman’s needs and a teenage girl’s savage heart.”

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69. “Watch out. Bras are often booby-trapped.”

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70. “One... two... three... Red... blue... black... Time turned colors as it passed. That was growing older – watching the colors of one’s life changing.”

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71. “You can’t have a simple life with a heart like yours. The simple life is a mirage. It’s like a perfectly clean and polished wine glass. But the second you want that pristine chailise, the second you reach out and pick it up, it’s covered in your fingerprints. It’s only clean until it’s yours, then it’s dirty. That’s the simple life. It’s simple until you show up and start using it.”

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72. “Busy day ahead. Things to do. People to beat. A Dominatrix’s work was never done.”

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73. “Hope was other people, no matter what the philosophers said. And this was a time that needed hope.”

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74. “What? Are you the French James Bond or something?” “Of course not. James Bond is vanilla.”

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75. “She found nowhere to sit but on the floor, so she sat at his feet and found herself at home there.”

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76. “A fool’s errand, Little One. If you waited until all my wounds were healed, you would be here forever.”

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77. “I hope our children look like you. They would be beautiful then. I don’t want ugly children. I’m very shallow.”

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78. “Usually when I’m handcuffed it’s consensual.” “Only usually?” “I get arrested a lot.”

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79. “Find a way to make pumpkin spice bourbon, and you’ll be a billionaire.”

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80. “Kingsley, Griffin and Soren all wore kilts.”

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81. “What isn’t a risk? Birth comes with a death sentence. Every breath I take could be my last.”

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82. “Hope is something God gives us. Hope is... Hope is a bright light on a dark night. If your hope is guiding you into this shore, then this is where you should drop your anchor.”

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83. “If she’s having tea with the devil right now, I wouldn’t be surprised.” “Selling her soul to him?” “Nah. If anything, he’s trying to buy his back from her.”

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84. “We tell ourselves lies to survive when we know the truth will kill us.”

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85. “Selfish is the name the jealous give to the free.”

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86. “Would you blame me if I called your faith a hoax? If I called Catholicism a sham? If I told you that you’re enabling the patriarchal oppression of women every single time you walk through a Catholic church’s doors? Would you blame me if I reminded you that only men are allowed to become priests in your faith because they do not deem women worthy of holding holy office?”

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87. “Vanilla people were so cute sometimes.”

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88. “It’s called the sacrament of reconciliation, not the sacrament of interrogation.”

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89. “This is a new life I’m living. I am reborn. And all babies cry when they’re born.”

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90. “And she was hers. But she was his too, and always would be.”

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91. “Take some advice,” Kingsley said, “and keep your eyes on me. If you stare at him too long, you might learn something about what it means to be a man of God.”

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92. “A pleasure to meet you at last,” he said. “I look forward to you making the acquaintance of my ceiling.”

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93. “Sometimes I think I’m kinky because I fantasize about slapping you. And then I realize I really just want to slap you.”

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94. “I would have been an atheist but for you proving to me that both heaven and hell were real, even if they existed only when I was with you.”

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95. “You looked at her like you looked at the moonlight through those windows. You looked at her like you’d just found another reason to believe in God.”

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96. “Milady will be at the party we’re attending tomorrow night.” “Good,” Elle said. “Can’t wait for the beat and greet.”

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97. “Kingsley kissed the top of Fionn’s head. His heart clenched so tightly, his chest hurt. No wonder he’d sought after pain all his life. It felt just like love.”

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98. “I think his accent got me pregnant,” Maxine said. “I think I passed out. I need mouth to mouth. Kingsley’s mouth,” Katie said. “I think I need a trip to Manhattan,” Jessika said. “And birth control. Lots of birth control.” “I think you all need to go jump in the pond,” Nora said.”

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99. “When people lost hope, they looked in the last place they remembered having it, and it was always in the past. Maybe someday they’d stop looking to the past to find their hope and start looking at one another, where hope really lived.”

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100. “We had a priest like you when I was a girl,” she said. “We called him Father What-A-Waste.”

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