Keeping Up Appearances Quotes

“I threw my arms around his neck as he picked me up and span me around, both of us laughing.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“Because weren’t we all beautiful in our own way?”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“He opened his arms and I ran into them in excitement.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“you only really fear losing something that matters, something real.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“Mr Stark,”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“If I was, I’d say you were perfect just as you are.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“Because weren’t we all beautiful in our own way? And, didn’t we have a right to be reminded when we forgot? I realised, as we stood in his kitchen and I told my heart to stop staring at his naked abs, that not one of my friends – not even Nancy – had ever said anything of the sort. I think it had been something like two years since I stopped asking Nancy her opinion on my outfits because she always agreed when I asked if I looked…somehow not right. I”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“But, I couldn’t remember a single time any of my friends had said I was pretty. I mean, it’s not like looks are everything, I know that. But, when your friends call you beautiful, they’re referring to more than just looks, aren’t they? I mean, it’s a package deal. Isn’t it? I”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“So, I did. I just shook my head and walked straight into his arms, burying my face in his jumper. He hugged me unhesitatingly.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“Well… That was…uh, that was certainly a kiss.” I nodded in agreement with myself. “Yeah, it was.” “So, if you felt the need to kiss me in front of people, then that could be a thing that could happen. I guess.” “Okay, then.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“Fuck me, nice girls don’t kiss like that,” he said, leaning his forehead to mine. “Cliché much?” I chuckled. He smiled. “Clichés are clichés because they’re clichéd,” he said philosophically. I smirked. “How many nice girls have you kissed, anyway?” He huffed a breathless laugh and smiled. “Fair point.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“He shrugged, wearing the most adorable ‘I know, I’m fabulous’ smile.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances

“But, I think we’ve well established that teenage boys are stupid.”
― Elizabeth Stevens, Keeping Up Appearances