Duke Quotes

“I don’t want to break up with you. I want to be with you, and I want to think about you without thinking about when this will end, and I want to love you without limits … I don’t want to stop falling in love with you. I don’t want to pretend anymore.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play

“I want you to forget about breaking up with me because I want to stop pretending that this was just a fake relationship or a fun fling that isn’t meant to last. It may have started that way, but that’s not how I want it to stay, and I certainly don’t want it to end.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play

“The only person you've been lying to is yourself.
Every moment with her has been magic.
She makes you a better person.
She makes life brighter.
You don’t want this to be over.
You pretending your feelings aren’t real is the fake part.
You’re in love with her.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play

“I’ve only starred in one of them so far, but I’ve watched enough romantic comedies to know that you are in grave danger of falling madly in love with me.” I placed my hand on his muscley, tatted-up arm. “But you must resist. Do not fall for my abundant charms.”
The tosser didn’t even blink. “‘Kay. Let’s exchange numbers and I’ll be on my way.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play

“If you’d like to have your people post an explanation of our unfortunate, very impersonal, non-canoodle incident on your official IG account, I’d be happy to use mine to clear up any misconceptions as to why I was clinging to your gluteus maximus.”
“And trying to rip off my shirt.”
“Yes, well, perhaps your publicist can articulate exactly why it looked like you wanted to make sweet love to my face.”
He smirked. “Right back atcha.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play

“He had tatted-up arms that were, for lack of a better term, magnificently lady boner-inducing. I didn’t usually want to lick people that I hadn’t been introduced to yet, but I would have very much liked to stand on my tiptoes and lick his handsome, stubbly, frowny face all over.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play

“Oh, for God’s sake, don’t bring him,” my brother Leo moaned. “I don’t want to be upstaged at my own wedding by the First Avenger. If you care about me at all, you’ll let some sad sack B-list celeb accompany you as usual. Like a hobbit, or someone from the DC Universe.”
― Kayley Loring, Duke: Faking the Play