Top 450 Tillie Cole Quotes (2025 Update)
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401. “Because, even though love created wrecks of us all, it had to beat the barren wastelands that was utter loneliness.”

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402. “If it is my turn to be his savior, then I will happily step into the fire.”

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403. “Why do I get the feeling that you are telling me goodbye?” I.”

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

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405. “I love you, Flame. And I will spend the rest of my life trying to make you believe that you are worthy of being loved.”

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406. “I never thought of myself as a strong person. But it is amazing how much strength you discover you have deep inside, when someone you love depends on you to be their rock, when they find themselves weak. How much courage you can muster, when the one you love relies on you to keep him from falling to the ground. And how much happiness can be harbored within your soul, when you allow someone into your heart.”

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

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408. “Two shooting stars that burned out too quickly, never quite reaching each other’s skies.”

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409. “I ran my finger down her cheek. “Poppymin, you have me. You’ll always have me.” I cleared the lump in my throat and added, “I might be different from the boy you knew, but I’m yours.” I smirked, without humor. “Forever always.”

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410. “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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411. “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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412. “I have always been his. I will never see anyone else. I will always be his alone.”

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413. “When AK kissed me, the whole world fell away. All the pain and demons that clouded my brain fell into a blissful void, locked away as the taste of him consumed me, chasing the dark.”

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

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415. “The commune where I had lived in Puerto Rico.”

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416. “As I pushed her home, I sent a silent prayer to God, asking Him to give her just two more weeks. He could bring my girl home after that; she was ready, I’d be ready. Just after I gave her all her dreams. Just let me give her this final wish. I had to. It was my final thank-you for all the love she’d given me. It was the only gift I could give.”

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417. “A winemaker takes the seeds from a simple fruit, uses the earth to nurture it, then gives it new life in the most beautiful way.”

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418. “Hardships aged the soul even if the skin your body wore told another story.”

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419. “Luka released my neck and sat up. “Our families may be enemies, but Anri was my brother. I was 818 and he was 362. No family names divided us. No family history tore us apart. Pain and revenge brought us together.” I.”

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420. “There is no need for pride between us, River. There is no sin nor any perceived weakness that will make me love you less. In fact, helping you with your burdens welcomes you into my heart even more.”

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421. “I can still see your light. Beneath the anger, you’re still there.”

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422. “You are in my heart. You are in my scarred soul.”

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423. “But will you follow me?” I prompted. Flame, this time, did meet my eyes and he replied, “Anywhere.”

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424. “He was my very own forbidden fruit, one of which I had to keep far far away.”

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425. “With an abrupt squeeze of my hand in hers, she quickly smiled and said, “Just a stomach flu, baby. Nothing to worry about.”

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426. “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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427. “My heart leapt as he called me ‘baby’.”

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428. “The angel willingly living in a den of demons. Unrepentant, soul-stealing demons.”

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429. “As I watched her eat another grape, assessing the taste and texture, I couldn’t help but think that my father would have loved her.”

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430. “Those were just the daily thoughts I’d had about people ever since I could remember. Most nights I fell asleep imagining what they would all look like dead.”

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431. “Then I’m the first, because I want you without anything in return. Why does any human want anyone? My body recognises you as something that’s good for me. My mind recognises you as someone who’s right for me, and my soul recognises you as someone who is meant for me.”

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432. “Manners cost nothing, son. Always be gracious with those who want to help.”

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433. “I lost all composure when he was near. He was crude, grossly promiscuous, and although my mind warned me of his evil and seductive nature, my heart betrayed my virtue and strived to have him close. His beautiful face and body tempted me to take him into my body. He was my very own forbidden fruit, one of which I had to keep far far away.”

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434. “He wants his girl back. He wants his Ellis back. He wants to free her. Free her from the bad place she’s been left in for too many years.”

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435. “Kiss eight hundred and nineteen was the kiss that changed it all. The kiss that proved that a long-haired brooding boy from Norway and a quirky girl from the Deep South could find a love to rival the greats.”

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436. “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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437. “This was my woman, my Kisa-Anna, the other half of my soul.”

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438. “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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439. “She was my balm, my clam. My Kisa-Anna.”

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

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441. “Luka had a kind smile and the most beautiful dark-brown eyes. But it was Luka’s upper left Iris smudged with a small splash of blue that made our mothers think we were destined to be. Mama said God placed a piece of my eye within his so we would always know we shared one soul.”

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442. “I felt the tears flowing thick and fast, but they weren’t in sadness. They were for two fast friends – the music and the life that created it – telling one another that they had to part, but that one day, someday, they would be together again.”

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443. “Lifting my eyes, I met her dark gaze. “Do not mistake my quietness for weakness. I am stronger than what people believe.” I swallowed hard, praying she never moved her hand away from me ever again. Her eyes traced the flame tattoos that raced up my arms. Looking at me once more, she said, “I was forged in the fire, Asher. I was born to withstand the flames.” With that, Saffie’s hand slipped from my cheek and she walked back into her cabin, not once looking back as the door shut behind her.”

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444. “It was a constant battle. Seeing Poppy so carefree and happy filled me with the brightest of lights, but knowing these moments were limited, finite, running out, brought only darkness. Patches of pitch black.”

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445. “When he told the world that he was bad, he only ever told me he was in love.”

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446. “Fragility consumed.”

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447. “My name is Valentin Belrov. I have a sister called Inessa Belrov. I have a love called Zoya Kostava. They are being held captive. I have to set them free!”

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448. “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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449. “I laughed at the absurdity of our situation. I was cartel. He was Klan. A fish and a bird had more of a chance of living a happy life together than we did.”

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450. “I think when God designed me, he already had you in mind.”

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