Top 280 Vi Keeland Quotes (2024 Update)
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201. “I’d learned the hard way that a beautiful face is nothing when you have an ugly heart.”

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202. “Darling as in my last name, with a big D not a little d, right? That’s okay, I like big Ds.”

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

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204. “I haven’t been able to focus on anything since the day you walked into the office. You’ve starred in all my fantasies, even when I tried to hate you.”

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205. “He ate dinner at four o’clock, wore house slippers out of the house as shoes, and didn’t like to travel. I’m seventy-eight years old. I don’t have time for that boring stuff.”

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206. “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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207. “Bennett steadied us and pressed his lips to mine. His thumbs wiped the tears from my eyes. “Thank you for loving me even when I hated myself.”

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208. “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.”

— Vi Keeland

209. “Smart women don’t believe the things you say. They believe the actions they see.”

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

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211. “Charlotte had no idea the level of impact she’d had on my life, the depth of my feelings for her, because I’d never told her.”

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212. “Last night, I told my dad that I really want someone else to braid my hair besides him. He doesn’t know how to do it right. Then I caught him watching a YouTube video on how to braid.”

— Vi Keeland

213. “You remember what I look like naked, don’t you, Feef? I’ve filled in nicely since eighteen. Whenever you’re ready, we can go back to my room, and I’ll treat you to a little looksee.”

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214. “And, sweetheart, we live in New York City. There are two things we don’t have to chase after: trains and men. Because there’ll always be another one ready to pick us up right behind the first.”

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215. “If you were with me, you wouldn’t care where your cell phone was. Soraya:.”

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

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

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

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220. “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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221. “Forget whiplash, this woman had bitchlash;.”

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222. “That’s okay. He exercised at home this morning. Wall lunges.”

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

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224. “Never in my life had I ever reacted to a man this way. Never had I felt so much fear and desire at the very same time.”

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

— Vi Keeland

226. “Birdie made it about three steps before she wiggled out of her dad’s grip, ran back to the plastic horse, and kissed the mane on the horse that ran like the wind.”

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227. “After several more minutes of daydreaming about the man, I gave myself an adult pep talk. You need to find a job. You need to find a job. You have only one week of work left after this one. Get your ass off of Facebook. It.”

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228. “I started to cry with him, even though I had no idea what we were crying about.”

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229. “You’re that song. I don’t know any of the words, but the tune is so damn familiar.”

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230. “My mum used to say I hold grudges. But I prefer to think of it as I remember the facts.”

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

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232. “If our kisses were each a story, this was the one where the hero got the girl, and they rode off into the sunset.”

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233. “In my bones, in my heart, I knew that Charlotte was made for me. And giving her up would be like a slap in the face of the very universe who’d sent her to me.”

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234. “True love is selfless. She wants the best for him, even if that doesn’t include her anymore.” The.”

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235. “First the shirt. His chest was so sculpted and beautiful. I could see all the tiny lines chiseled into his abdomen. If he looked this good in the window reflection, I couldn’t even imagine how insanely gorgeous he was going to be when I looked directly at him. Next.”

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236. “So am I, Reed.” I knew she wasn’t just referring to today. “Remember the first night I ever came to your apartment, when I said Allison dodged a bullet?”

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237. “Sometimes we believe things not because we know they are true, but because the lies are easier to accept.”

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238. “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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239. “Your worries stem from past experiences and fear of the future. Neither the past nor the future is real. Only the present exists. If you stick to this mantra, you will be okay in anything you do.”

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

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241. “Paul McCartney or Dave Grohl?” He wanted to know what version I’d had in my head as I played “Blackbird.” “Paul McCartney. Always.” “Big.”

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242. “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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243. “I hated having put her in this situation, but what was the alternative? She’d have regretted it for the rest of her life if she hadn’t come to Texas.”

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244. “Sometimes when love isn’t enough to make things right, we need to let it go.”

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245. “I have you, baby. I have you.”

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246. “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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247. “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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248. “I was more afraid of losing you than I was of finding you.”

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249. “Things between us had always come easily. Yet suddenly I felt like I’d opened my brain’s junk drawer and begun reaching in to pull out random useless crap.”

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250. “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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