Top 500 Tillie Cole Quotes (2026 Update)
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301. “Devil. That seemed a good title for Arthur. Most people were terrified of him. He was unapproachable, with eyes that could cut you where you stood. And he had the allure of Satan too. A magnet to sin and temptation, stirring wants and desires inside of me that were anything but chaste and holy. And if the rumours were true, he had the evilness of the dark lord too.”

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302. “Kiss eight hundred and nineteen was the kiss that changed it all.”

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303. “My heart slammed into a new kind of beat, one that knew it had the love of its other half. It.”

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304. “Two fractured souls made whole only by the other’s unconditional love.”

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305. “I wondered if this level of love, this soul-shattering kind of possession, was worth all the pain and the heartache. It was like being tethered to the ground by an unyielding rope, when all you wanted to do was let go and float away.”

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306. “Think of your face like the sky. The freckles, the stars, only make the sight more worth looking at.”

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307. “What are words? Sometimes the flick of a pair of eyes or the flush of skin reveals everything you need to know. Words can wound. Silence can heal.”

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308. “You, to me, are the only one I could ever love.”

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309. “He watched me, his breathing heavy and strained, when I whispered, “You have stolen my first kiss.” A flurry of feelings swarmed in my stomach. Loss and pain warring with delight and lust. I didn’t know what to feel, I didn’t know whether to feel happiness or betrayal, until Valentin threaded his fingers between mine and countered in a hushed voice, “And you have stolen mine.”

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310. “I have always been his. I will never see anyone else. I will always be his alone.”

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311. “Why the War Paint Pix? Why the Tattoo’s Austin?”

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312. “It wasn’t anyone’s fault if he didn’t belong in Wonderland.”

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313. “He never forgot about you, Mae. Growing up, I watched him sign to Ky about you all the time, his chick with the wolf eyes. The chick behind the fence, the chick he kissed. It was constant. His precious number three, whatever he meant.”

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314. “You’re mine, Maria, my little rose.” He leaned down and pressed a single gossamer kiss on her cheek – the forbidden, foreign touch sent shiver’s down Maria’s spine. “And I will break you. I will make it so you can’t breathe without me. Can’t awaken without seeing me face in your mind. You’ll dream of me... and I’ll consume you. And when it’s all said and done, I’ll own you. You’ll never be rid of me. You’ll give me all I’ve ever wanted. Dreamed of. Finally... my little rose.”

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315. “Though you weren’t with me, you were in my heart. And that was enough to sustain me, even though I wasn’t happy.”

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316. “That is who I will be to Flame – wife, soul mate, angel. It does not matter in what terms Flame refers to me. He will always be the one my soul knows. He will always be the one my heart will rely on, when it is me who needs to be saved. That is what angels do, Asher. They guide and they save. If he needs me to be his angel right now, then that is who I will be.”

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317. “I welcomed bringing death to him. To all of them. I didn’t care who I killed. I never cared.”

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318. “I tapped the clock drawn in black eyliner around my felt eye. “Tick tock, Rabbit. Always and forever, tick tock.”

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319. “I knew I wouldn’t fail. This was my family now. And we would all survive. We had to, there was no other choice.”

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320. “I hadn’t touched or been touched in years. I didn’t know how to anymore. Allergic to human affection. Repulsed by the degrading feeling of touch.”

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321. “You are the timid one, the gentle brother – inside and out. You are the one to carry his heart on his sleeve. You are the one who watches silently from afar and loves with all his soul.”

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322. “I’m half a heart. This, who I am now, was due to a life devoid of you. This darkness, this anger, was born from you not being by my side.”

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323. “Maybe it was because sometimes all we get are moments.”

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324. “For never was a truer story of love conquering woe than this of Molly Juliet and her Romeo.”

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325. “I loved New York. I loved everything about it. Eclectic people – artists, suits and dreamers – all woven into the giant patchwork quilt of life. The busy streets, car horns and shouts the perfect symphonic soundtrack to the city that never sleeps.”

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326. “Are you scared, Poppymin? Because I’m terrified. I’m terrified of what the hell life looks like without you.”

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327. “I sighed in relief as my words began to come clearer. It was her- fuckin’ number three. My goddamn miracle.”

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328. “My heart slammed in my chest. “Yeah. The most beautiful,” I answered.”

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329. “Anger, more anger than I had ever experienced before, began to fill my body. I felt it like quickfire, shooting down my arms, my legs and my chest.”

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330. “The boy River had grown into Styx the man and, despite his flaws and his harshness, he was all I wanted. All I had ever wanted. I was completely consumed by his every touch, his taste and smell, and at that moment, I gave my soul whole-heartedly, to a sinner.”

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331. “A loved one’s death wasn’t a onetime thing that you had to endure. It was an endless cycle. A cruel Groundhog Day that burned away at your heart and soul until there was nothing left but scorched flesh where they once had been.”

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332. “You have light within you, Styx, and I feel it shining through like the rays of the midday sun. It is beautiful. You are a good man.”

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333. “Philosophy contemplates the world in every facet – its creation, its beauty, its flaws, its meaning.”

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334. “As always, he didn’t want to embrace the truth, but it was there, locked deep in his heart.”

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335. “Months. She only had months left, not a lifetime, to fill this jar. She would never write the message on a heart on her wedding day like she wanted. She would never be a mamaw, reading these kisses to her grandchildren. She wouldn’t even live out her teens.”

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336. “A bashful smile ghosted his lips and his tense shoulders relaxed. “We’re in fuckin’ deep, aren’t we, Shakespeare?”

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337. “You live in hell long enough, you become a sinner too.”

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338. “You getting on or what, beauty queen? Looked like you were trying to hitch a ride.”

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339. “My daddy was gone. My daddy was in heaven. He was never, ever coming back.”

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340. “Losing someone you loved – the club no one ever wanted to be in, but one we would all be forced to join at some point in our lives. No one would escape it. It was simply a matter of when.”

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341. “Because if Styx was damned to hell, so was I. I would follow him into the fire.”

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342. “I know you. I remember you. You’re the girl I was designed to love, my God-given match, my solnyshko.”

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343. “The moment I realized this had not just been about making love. But that something bigger, deeper pulsed between us. And then my heart broke, because whatever dormant spark had just ignited within us, it must not be given chance to flourish. Tears.”

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344. “You go where I go.”

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345. “Like you’re his air. Like you’re the water to whatever hellfire lives inside him.”

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346. “I didn’t like what the liquor was doing to me. I didn’t like not being in control.”

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347. “But it was the expression on her face that floored me. The look in her green eyes. In this moment, this single captured moment, there was that expression. The one she gave to me as readily as she gave to her music. The one that told me I had her just as much as she had me. The one that ensured we had stayed together all these years. The one that said even though we were young, we knew we’d found our soulmate in the other.”

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348. “I closed my eyes and replayed our lives in my mind. I remembered the times I hugged him and he hugged me harder. I remembered how I kissed him and he kissed me deeper. And best of all, I remembered how I would love him and he would always strive to love me more.”

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349. “Relief that she wasn’t the only one. That someone else knew her pain. Just like she knew mine.”

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350. “I thought of the journey ahead. Thought of the blood we would shed, the hearts we would stop and the lives we would steal.”

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