If This Was a Movie Quotes

“It’s not too much. Nothing is too much for you, Jules. You deserve the world. You deserve your life to be the most romantic, cinematic masterpiece that was ever created, and I’m making it my mission to help you see that.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“I’m totally crazy for you, Jules. Whatever version, whatever bits of you you’re willing to share,”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“You know, a real man isn’t afraid of a little instruction. In fact, he might find a step-by-step tutorial is quite…enlightening.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“So nothing is going to happen. We had one night, and that was it.” “It was two.” “What?” “Two nights that changed everything for me, and I know they did for you too. Or else you wouldn’t have kept that matchbook.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“I’ll walk you home,” he says. I shake my head. “That’s really not necessary, Nate.” “Well, it’s going to happen anyway, so get over it,”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Not on my watch. When you’re with me, if you get hurt, I take care of you,”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“You are not staying somewhere where a man was caught sleeping with his sister,” Jaime says.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Some people in my life… they think I’m being crazy, that I’m being unrealistic, and that’s fine. I know one day, I’ll find it, even if it takes a lifetime. I refuse… I refuse to settle for less than I deserve.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Some people in my life…they think I’m being crazy”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“you’re the dreamer, the optimist. You see the best in everyone, and in the past year, you’ve seen that as a weakness. You’ve hidden it so far, and we were worried it would be gone forever. But it’s back, and you seem…like you again. Your romanticism isn’t a weakness, Jules. It helps you see the real potential of things and turn them into reality.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“You sound so pretty, begging for me to finger fuck you. Who am I to deny you?”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“God, you sound so pretty like this—whimpering and moaning.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“If this was a movie, I wouldn’t leave without a goodnight kiss,” I whisper against her lips. Long, long moments pass while a million thoughts cross behind her eyes. And then it happens. Her mouth opens, lips brushing mine as she whispers, “Then kiss me, Nate.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“What’s more romantic, this movie or meeting a girl in a bar on New Year’s Eve and knowing she’s the one for you?”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Romantic is a man who will move heaven and earth until she’s his.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“You were never just some chick I hooked up with, Jules, and you know that. You were always more. So much more, I didn’t understand it at the time. But then my daughter ran to you on a crowded street, as if she knew too, like she could feel the pull of you to us.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“I don’t have many early memories of my dad before the divorce, and the ones after are tainted with an air of not belonging or being a burden. Watching Nate interact with his daughter with a wide smile and a tap to her red nose, her resounding giggle at almost anything he does, heals something inside of me I thought I had long bandaged over.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Are you going to make a single moment of this easy on me?” The words should sound annoyed, but there’s a smile on his lips. I shake my head. “Probably not. It’s not my specialty.” He stares at me for long moments, and I try to decode whatever he’s thinking before his smile widens further. “Good.” “Good?” He nods, then takes a step back. “Wouldn’t want to win you so easily.” “Excuse me?” I ask, appalled but also trying to ignore the butterflies in my belly. Stupid, idiotic, gullible butterflies. “It’ll be much sweeter, winning you over my way.” “You are so not going to win me over, Nathan Donovan.” “Keep telling yourself that, dollface.” I open my mouth to argue, to yell something to tell him what a pompous, presumptuous ass he is before he steps back and tips his head to the cottage. “Go inside, Jules. It’s cold out here.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“We should talk, Jules,” he says, voice husky. “About what?” I ask stupidly, even though I know the answer, of course. “Us.” “There isn’t an us to talk about,” I whisper. His hand lifts, then pushes my hair back over my shoulder. I can tell myself it’s the winter chill that has a slight shiver running through me, but I know it’s the barely there graze of the tips of his fingers on the skin of my neck. His lips tip up like he saw it and knows my truth as well. “You’re a shit liar, Jules.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“I’m just feeling like this deal is very much unbalanced. You don’t need me at all, Nathan Donovan.” I need you more than you could ever know, Julianne, is what I want to say, but I don’t.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“What are you doing?” “Waiting for you,” I say simply, and she stops moving, the duffel bag on her shoulder slipping down onto the floor. “What?” “I was waiting for you. I wanted to make sure you got home okay.” I love how that sounds. Home, as if this is Jules’s home instead of some temporary solution to a problem she has. “You’ve never driven here yourself.” “You…you waited up for me?” she says, seemingly in shock. “Well, yeah.” Softness moves through her eyes as she tips her head at me. “You didn’t have to do that, Nate.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“She’s wearing a puffy winter jacket and a pair of tight pants that leave nothing to the imagination, not that it would stop me. She could be wearing baggy sweats and an old tee, and what lies beneath it would still be burned into my mind.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Anyone can be brave if they want it bad enough, Jules. You know what I say: Shoulders back, tits out, bitch. You were born for big things.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Oh, and Jules?” He looks at me, and I don’t respond, but he still knows I’m listening somehow. “Unblock me, okay?”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“I want…I want to be loved madly. I want to live a movie-worthy life and wake up knowing every single day it’s my reality. I want to find someone I wake up every morning excited to spend time with. I want someone who loves everything about me, even the parts I don’t like. Some people in my life…they think I’m being crazy, that I’m being unrealistic, and that’s fine. I know one day, I’ll find it, even if it takes a lifetime. I refuse…I refuse to settle for less than I deserve.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“I love you, and I’m going to fight back your fears every day until all you know is feeling safe.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie

“Plus, if you think of every bad moment as a plot twist, everything seems less…consequential. Then you can be excited, waiting to find out what happens next instead of stressing about it.”
― Morgan Elizabeth, If This Was a Movie