Top 280 Vi Keeland Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “But the truth of the matter is, sometimes we just act on instinct like an animal. And Sophia damn Sterling has the uncanny ability to bring out the savage in me.”

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202. “Weston Lockwood was positively sinful. He had a jawline that would make a sculptor weep and eyes that were perpetually undressing me. But it was his crooked, dirty smile that always did me in.”

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203. “Because when you love someone, you can’t even stomach the thought of being with anyone else. When you love someone, you belong to them in every way – mind, body, and soul. And even when you’re not physically with them, you respect them. Love and respect go hand in hand. You can’t have one without the other.”

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204. “You know what happens when you can have literally anything? Ironically, you don’t want any of it anymore.”

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205. “There’s never been anything truer than what I feel for you.”

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206. “Inside was a box of La Riche Alpine Green hair dye. The color was an exact match for the dress. Graham J. Morgan had a serious sweet side. Curious, I tore open the next envelope. It was a box of green Betty Down There Hair Color with a sticky note that read, I wasn’t sure if the carpet matched the curtains.”

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207. “You keep telling yourself you can fight fate. But I promise you, you’re wrong. Some things are just meant to happen.”

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208. “I’d learned the hard way that a beautiful face is nothing when you have an ugly heart.”

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209. “At the same time, seeing that he was still struggling with his feelings warmed my heart and gave me hope that there were men out there who were truly capable of love.”

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210. “My mum used to say I hold grudges. But I prefer to think of it as I remember the facts. And the fact of the matter is, you suck.”

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211. “Take what today has to offer. Don’t dwell on what yesterday has taken away.”

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212. “In that moment, I realized that while it might take some time, I would really be okay no matter what happened between Reed and me – because I would have myself. And I was strong – perfectly imperfect.”

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213. “You haven’t even begun to see bossy yet. Tonight I’m going to tell you to do things, and you’re going to do them. When I tell you to open wider, or take my cock deeper, you’re going to listen. You know why? Because since the moment we met, all I’ve wanted to do is make you feel good. Hell, I don’t even need to get off physically. Because I’m going to get off watching you every minute. So, yeah, I’m going to be bossy. Now let’s put the rest of this behind us. Do you want to be with me tonight?”

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214. “Morgan with big organ!”

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215. “So I tapped down my nerves, added some sway to my hips and decided I would not be a mouse to his cat. I would be the dog.”

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216. “Sometimes his confidence made me want to smack him. Apparently other times it made me want to strip naked.”

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217. “She might be the future Mrs. Yearwood.” His eyes flashed to meet mine. “She just doesn’t know it yet.”

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218. “Because while fate decided we came into each other’s lives, sometimes we have to fight to stay. And every day, you remind me we’re worth the fight.”

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219. “You know southern women hold their tea recipes just below the Bible when it comes to sacred things.”

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220. “We wound up somewhere around here and I remember thinking I wish I could draw it, but they didn’t make crayon colors as good as this.”

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221. “You’re afraid of getting hurt like I’m afraid to die. It doesn’t mean I’m not going to live every day to its fullest.”

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222. “Some of the best times in life come from bad ideas. The.”

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223. “Love wasn’t about a beautiful dress, a note, or even poignant words. It was about being with someone through thick and thin, about seeing them through not only the best moments of life but also the worst. It was about being there for someone like I would have been there for Reed if he’d let me. I thought of my birth mother. True love was also about forgiveness.”

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224. “Sweetheart, I know you. You didn’t put up that wall to keep him out. You put it up to watch him break it down to get to you.”

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225. “Magic, sweetheart,” he said. “We’re going to make magic.”

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226. “Very often, we tell ourselves we feel conflicted about someone or something because the thought of how we really feel scares us.”

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227. “Don’t worry, I like to match my alcohol with how I’m feeling, so the cheap and crappy stuff it is.”

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228. “God knows why the hell she’d given me her heart, but I had no intention of ever giving it back.”

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229. “A part of me suddenly wished I hadn’t dressed up like a schoolmarm.”

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230. “You know, I never really looked at what happened with Allison as a blessing until you. If she had never left me, I would have never met you. My love for you is beyond anything I’ve ever felt for anyone, Charlotte. There’s no comparison.”

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231. “He stared into my eyes like he could see inside me. It made me feel exposed, yet beautifully accepted.”

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232. “Give it a chance. I might be the one who doesn’t disappoint you.”

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233. “She loved you, Charlotte. She’d only recently told us about you. Mama was afraid to look for you because she thought maybe you’d hate her. But she carried you in her heart.”

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234. “You know what would really make me feel better?” “Name it.” “You, not being a gentleman.”

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235. “I had thought peace was a place where there was no turbulence or fear. Where there were no highs and lows and where happiness was found in the calm at the center. But at that moment, I finally realized peace wasn’t about avoiding things. It was about making the choice to live life with all its chaos around you, and in the midst of it all, having calm in your heart.”

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236. “Pretty sure you wouldn’t have to straddle the speaker. He’d bury his head and sing right into your vajayjay if you wanted.”

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237. “She sighed. “Well, just make sure he has the right values. Money and a handsome face often cause temporary blindness.”

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238. “I’m pretty sure I’d be using the lemons to peg people in the head if I were in his shoes.”

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239. “So he’s handsome, thoughtful, and funny. Sounds awful.”

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240. “The thing with regret is, you can only regret the past. So for you, that’s healthy. Regret the past. Use it. Make a new future. Visit her often. The more the regret is pushed into the past, the easier it will be.”

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241. “We don’t fall in love with the perfect person; we fall in love despite a person’s imperfections.”

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242. “Closing my eyes, I had to laugh. Iris knew full well that I didn’t go out with Blake. She’d said that to make Reed jealous. She’d totally tricked him. I’d have to remember to thank her.”

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243. “Impatient much?” “Patience is bitter. It’s the fruit that’s sweet.” “Did you just quote Aristotle?” “Maybe.”

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244. “Daddy, Sadie saved Marmaduke’s life! He was choking on a ball, and she did the hymen remover.”

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245. “He’s single. And is about to have clean socks. That’s better than half the men you’ve gone out with lately already.”

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246. “I was more afraid of losing you than I was of finding you.”

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247. “I wondered if this was what happened when you truly loved someone, that you could physically feel that person’s fear. His fear was mine. His pain was mine.”

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248. “I’d go three hundred and sixty-four days thirsty if it meant I got to drink you in for just one.”

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249. “What I liked best was that she seemed to know who she was, and while she could poke fun, she was also proud and unashamed. Too many women wanted to be someone else.”

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250. “If you’re really Santa, can you please bring my dad and me a special friend? Sort of like a mom, but not a mom because I only have one mom, and she’s gone. But maybe someone who can make Dad laugh more. And if she can do braids, that would be super cool. Dad is really, really bad at them.”

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