Top 100 Tracy Wolff Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Because I won’t let you fail.” He nods to Macy. “Tell her to try again.”

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52. “I’m in hell,” Jaxon opines to no one in particular as he stares in horror at the shelves. “In actual hell.” “You’ll be okay.” Flint plops a snow hat that reads “I do it like Hudson” on top of his boyfriend’s head, then pulls out his camera. “Here, let’s take a selfie.”

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53. “It hurts to see her like this, her bruises no less painful than mine for being on the inside.”

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54. “Jaxon shoots both of us an incredulous look as he helps me to my feet. Then, without a word, he swoops me into his arms.”

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55. “And so I ignore the voice deep inside warning – no, begging – me to leave.”

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56. “Binding myself to you didn’t do anything except give a physical manifestation of what I already knew. I belong to you, Grace. Heart, soul, body. I have since before we left the lair the first time. I’ll be yours until the day I die, and if there’s some kind of afterlife, I’ll be yours then, too. Nothing will ever change that, so why wouldn’t I make a promise to you?”

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57. “Ruling has nothing to do with how strong or how fast you are. Ruling is ultimately about loss.”

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58. “I seriously can’t believe how hard it is for a girl to lose her virginity in this city.”

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59. “Hey, how many guys get to say their woman fell head over heels in love with them twice? It’s not so bad to be me.”

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60. “He laughs, cutting me off. Then brings his thumb to his lips and – holding my gaze with his own – sticks his thumb in his mouth and slowly sucks off the blood.”

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61. “The absolute worst, I-don’t-know-if-we-can-move-past-this thing about loving a Vega, Grace, is they think they’re the only ones who ever have the right to sacrifice anything.” He lifts his gaze to mine, his warm amber eyes shimmering with unshed tears. “I just hope it doesn’t break you like it’s breaking me.”

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62. “You done with your little temper tantrum?” she asks mildly. “I don’t know. Did you let my mate go yet?” “Not yet, no.” “Well, then I guess the tantrum’s not over yet.”

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63. “Because the truth is, no matter how much power you have, sometimes broken things have to stay broken, even though we might wish otherwise.”

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64. “Nothing will ever make me stop loving you, Grace,” he tells me as he strokes a tender hand down my cheek. “Nothing will ever make me feel anything but bound to you forever. It’s nice to have the ring, and it’s nice to have the mating bond. It’s definitely nice to have the promise ring, since repeating the words triggered the shadow promise and somehow gave you back your memories. But I loved you without all of it once, and I’ll love you without all of it forever.”

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65. “How could I not love her? How could I not want her for an eternity? She’s the universe’s gift to me, and if I can just have her and nothing else, then I’ll be satisfied. And I’ll still consider myself luckier than I have any right to be.”

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66. “Looks like the devil really does wear Gucci.” He snorts. “I already told you I’m a vampire, not a devil – though I suppose you could be forgiven for confusing the two, since you know my wayward little brother. Also, to be clear, this is Armani.”

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67. “When I was trapped in that shithole for months and years, I dreamed you up. A woman so powerful and kind and strong that she’d be able to save the world, because if she could do that, then maybe she could save me, too.”

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68. “His hands go to my hips, and he groans low in his throat as he arches against me. It feels amazing – he feels amazing.”

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69. “So even though life has taught me over and over again that there is no going through pain – there is only getting through it – I ignore the lesson, and I choose Grace. The way I’ve always chosen her. The way I will always choose her.”

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70. “Books are fascinating and fun.”

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71. “I’m determined to not wait for Jaxon to take care of me anymore.”

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72. “I’ll never know, though, because that didn’t happen. I ended up here, so we didn’t stay together. We didn’t grow together. The mating bond broke and so did we.”

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73. “And what if I want you to? What would you even do?” I get one moment – one moment – to see all that emotion jump the chain he holds it on. And then he’s moving toward me, his hands coming up to cup my cheeks. “This,” he snarls, right before he slams his mouth down on mine.”

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74. “Even Hudson gives a shout from behind me, his arms reaching around my waist and tugging me against his chest as though to protect me.”

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75. “And that’s when I realize I must have drowned in the endless depths of his oceanic eyes. It seems like a fitting way to die.”

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76. “The things we say matter. We can’t just pretend they don’t. But until we figure that out, until we start acting like they do, we’re just going to make the same mistakes.”

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77. “This isn’t something you can fix. It’s just something you have to endure. Whatever happens next, I promise I won’t blame you for it.”

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78. “But I’m only a few steps into the library’s main room before I realize that I’ve messed up a lot more than an evening study date. I’ve messed up a date date, because sitting in the center of the room is a small, round table covered with a tablecloth, candles, and one of the most gorgeous bouquets of flowers I have ever seen.”

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79. “You don’t get to tell me what I mean,” he answers. “Any more than you get to tell me how I feel. I love you, Grace Foster. I’ve loved you for months, and I’ll love you forever. There’s nothing you can do about that fact.”

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80. “I can see something in his eyes. Something powerful and terrible and all-consuming.”

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81. “Grace?” he interrupts. I wait for him to say something, but when he doesn’t, I answer, “What?” in what could, perhaps, be described as not the nicest tone. “Shut up.”

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82. “We stay that way for what feels like an eternity, eyes locked, bodies pressed together, everything we’ve seen and done settling like wet cement between us. I just wish I could be sure it was binding us together and not forming a wall.”

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83. “Apparently, I’m not the only one who thinks guys need to be put in their place when they act like overbearing jerks.”

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84. “Do you even have an ounce of compassion in your entire body?” He looks bored again. “I’m a vampire. Compassion isn’t something we actually do.” I narrow my eyes at him. “Keep it up, and I’m going to turn you into a pile of rocks.” “Ooooh, I’m so scared.” He waves his hands in mock panic. “Oh, wait. Been there, done that, didn’t want the T-shirt.”

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85. “So, while the Hudson-Grace brain trust tries to figure out leverage against the queen – which something tells me the Bloodletter here is going to know how to get, since it was her evil sister who started this whole mess – we need you to stop dicking us around and give my bestie here a straight answer about how to travel between realms safely. So, do you think you can do that, or are we going to have a problem?”

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86. “But now, as I stand here, surrounded by the people I love most in the world, I finally understand what it means to rule with compassion. With dignity. With love.”

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87. “Dude, she has wings. You better catch me instead. No way do I want a dragon’s talon through my heart.”

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88. “Hey, how many guys get to say their woman fell head over heels in love with them twice? It’s not so bad to be me.” “By that logic, how many girls get to say their guy is so great they fell in love with him twice?” I counter.”

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89. “Your Army has arrived, my queen.”

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90. “Because for me, Hudson’s love is endless.”

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91. “All you have to do is tell me how you feel, and you can’t do it. You won’t do it.” “I love you!” he snarls.”

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92. “You wear reckless like French women wear lipstick. Subtle some days, read hot on other, but always, always, always essential.”

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93. “Mates,” I whisper. “We’re mates.” “Yeah, we are,” he answers. “And isn’t that just a clusterfuck of epic proportions?”

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94. “My Grace,” he whispers so softly that I’m not sure if I imagined it or not. Right before he cups my cheek in the palm of his hand and leans forward.”

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95. “Oh Edward, I love you so much! Whoops, I mean Jaxon.”

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96. “Actions have consequences. Mistakes get made. Hearts get broken.”

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97. “Losing Jaxon was terrible, but our relationship was struggling before our bond was broken, if I’m being honest. Struggling between the girl he fell in love with and the girl I wanted to become. We hadn’t known each other before we were mated, and there’s a part of me that knows deep down, part of the reason I loved Jaxon with all my heart was because he loved me back just as much. We needed each other. We were both in pain, and we filled an emptiness we didn’t know how to fill on our own.”

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98. “There is so much to unpack in that statement that I don’t even know where to start.”

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99. “You’re capable of dealing with anything. No one doubts that – and if they do, they’re daft, because you’ve proven it over and over again. You’re the most incredible person I’ve ever met.”

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100. “I love you,” he says again. “In the time we’ve been together, I’ve felt things for you I never imagined feeling for another person. I am in awe of you, Grace. Of your strength and your kindness and your resilience. The way you always try to help others, the way you always get back up no matter what bad thing happens to you.”

— Tracy Wolff