Top 500 Tillie Cole Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “We all have secrets, Austin. Some people’s are bigger than others, that’s all. Wouldn’t you agree?”

— Tillie Cole

252. “He tells the person that He had walked with them their whole life through. But, He explains, the times where there is only a single set of footprints were not when He walked beside them, but instead, when He carried them.”

— Tillie Cole

253. “She was our most fierce protector. But it made her tired. So very tired, but she never stopped being there for us, loving us, being the mother we never had.” My.”

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254. “You would hold me just like this and we would talk. You’d tell me about your day and I’d tell you about mine.” I smiled at the normalcy of the picture. Because I didn’t need grand gestures or fairy tales; a normal life with the boy I loved would have always been enough.”

— Tillie Cole

255. “The scars on her face had freed her of her demons. She thought herself ugly. I thought she was the most beautiful thing I’d ever seen in my life.”

— Tillie Cole

256. “Though my life had been short, I had loved long. And in the end, this was enough.”

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257. “I’m a thief. I stole our precious time – two years of you and me – for nothing.”

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258. “We are Flame and Maddie. And we have survived.”

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259. “We plan and we scheme. We plan for the day we once again see the sun and seek revenge on those who thought they could hide us from the world.”

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260. “Plus, I have history fifth period and you know how much I love it. It’s my favorite class.”

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261. “Because I love her. I love her more than I could ever explain. My single set of footprints in the sand.”

— Tillie Cole

262. “You are my hope, Ally. You’re every hope I’ve ever dared to have.”

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263. “I hardly knew myself these days.”

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264. “Sinning never felt so good.”

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265. “Pawpaw’s kisses. His sweet boy-kisses. All the memories of all the boy-kisses you ever got from him. You told me they’re the most favorite memories you have. Not money, not things, but the kisses you got from Pawpaw – because they were all special and made you smile, made you feel loved, because he was your soulmate. Your forever always.”

— Tillie Cole

266. “Jeg elsker deg.”

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267. “What I do find unacceptable however, is when certain people take vulnerable, pure and God-fearing people and abuse their trust and kindness for their own selfish gain.”

— Tillie Cole

268. “I felt him relax as he whispered, “I love you.” Smiling into his chest, I replied, “And I you, Flame.” Flame sighed and murmured, “Mine.”

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269. “He dropped a kiss on the tip of my nose. “I haven’t been with anyone since the day I met you. For the first time in my life, I wanna be with just one person. I wanna be with you. It’s all a little new for me. Hell has officially frozen over and I’m crossin’ to the monogamy dark side.”

— Tillie Cole

270. “And then when it’s time for you to come home too, it’ll be me who greets you. And there’ll be no worry or fear or pain. Just love.” I sighed happily. “Imagine that, Rune. A place where there’s no pain or hurt.” I closed my eyes and smiled. “When I think about it that way, I’m not so scared anymore.”

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271. “But I wouldn’t cry. I didn’t think I knew how to.”

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272. “Poppy,” my mamaw said, as I looked up to see her green eyes shining. “This is your adventure. How I want you to remember me while I’m gone.”

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273. “I love you, Li. Christ, I fuckin’ love you,” he confessed. I could hear the disbelief and shock laced in his voice. My heart swelled and I began to think of a life with him. A life far from all I had been taught was true, but my soul was attached to his... joined, melded with his.”

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274. “Sometimes, someone could stumble unannounced into the train wreck that is your life and begin to pull you out of the heavy rubble weighing down on your chest.”

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275. “Then my stomach dropped. How the hell did she think I would ever stay away? Even if she hadn’t told me why she cut me off, I would have found my way back to her. Even through all the hurt, pain and anger, I would have been drawn back, like a moth to a flame.”

— Tillie Cole

276. “I exhaled a long breath, feeling her body heat act as a fire to the muscles and bones that were beginning to ache. My body was shaking. The aftermath of what I now realized was a seizure.”

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277. “I get so lonely that at times, I literally think it might kill me.”

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278. “My darkness polluting her light. But there was no other way. I couldn’t be without her. I would never let that happen. It was just the way it now was.”

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279. “I understand you Flame. And I am beginning to understand myself. What you and I are to each other.” “And what’s that?” I asked gruffly. Maddie bowed her head. “Everything.” My.”

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280. “When I knew I liked them both, my biggest fear had been that I’d be drawn to one more than the other. Was my heart designed to allow only one in? But as I lay there, kissing both these men who’d so captured my soul, I realized that a heart is infinite. Love can expand and expand. My heart could hold as much as I was willing to let in.”

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281. “Rune was showing me to whom I belonged. He was giving me no other choice but to submit to him, to give myself back to him after withdrawing for too many years. Rune’s.”

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282. “But you, sir, you fight alongside us with pride, as a brother in arms. You give us pride for the Volkov family, and for our position in New York.”

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283. “Holding the object of my addiction in my hands compromised everything I had sworn to fight against.”

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284. “She was like a bird: at its most beautiful when flying free.”

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285. “Our love was not typical and certainly not easy, but it was soul-deep and destined.”

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286. “You telling me there’s more in there? What is this place? A fuckin’ breeding farm for Victoria’s Secret? First Mae turns up, looking all kinds’a hot, then the big titted blond playmate, and now someone else?”

— Tillie Cole

287. “You fuckin’ bulldozed me, Pix. You, my tiny dark pixie, made all my defences crumble to dust.”

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288. “You do not cage me, Styx. You make me soar.”

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289. “She thought me beautiful. No one ever looked beyond my scars.”

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290. “I was sure that if I’d listened closely to the howling wind rushing by, I would have heard Poppy’s lips break into a wide smile as she danced her way home.”

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291. “Hadn’t realized how lonely I was until I had someone walking beside me, laughing with me under the sun.”

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292. “He explains, the times where there is only a single set of footprints were not when He walked beside them, but instead, when He carried them.”

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293. “Soulmates forged in fire, under the watchful gaze of Satan’s mocking eyes.”

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294. “I want more,” I said, closing my eyes, imagining the feel of his fingers on my face. Imagining him praising me. Petting me. Telling me I was his good little Dolly. “Teach me more,” I begged.”

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295. “Their taste, their feel, their breasts in your palms.”

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296. “We are nothing to these people. If my life is in danger anyway, I would rather die in the cause of something good than under the hand of someone’s anger.”

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297. “My Flame, my tortured boy, had broken through the last of his defenses. He had found his voice. Flame, my always and forever, had found his song, like I had found mine. And through our love, he had finally found the courage to sing.”

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298. “I don’t need to look up at the stars to feel inferior, Austin. All I have to do is open my eyes and look at myself in the mirror.”

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299. “He’s never had a fighter like me before. I bring death.”

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300. “One thousand and one,” I whispered aloud. I pressed another, and another. “One thousand and two, one thousand and three, one thousand and four.”

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