Love Quote by Benedict Smith

“I love her more than my life. What were you thinking, harming her? Didn't you understand that I'd have to kill you for it?”

— Cheryl Holt

“She felt hurt that he had agreed so easily. And she laughed sourly at herself that she could ask a thing and be hurt…

— John Steinbeck

“Well, be careful,” she said, her words deliberate. She quickly twisted her head, as if making certain no one was behind her. When she…

— Kate White

“Some one has killed herself for love of you. I wish that I had ever had such an experience.”

— Oscar Wilde

“You would have been better off if you admitted to yourself that she was the love of your life. It might have saved us…

— Adria J. Cimino

“Emotion. Need. Desire for human contact. And it was killing her because it hurt. It hurt like all hell. And she couldn’t have it.”

— Loreth Anne White

“She thought: I love him. Like telling herself something and hoping she believed it.”

— Jack Skillingstead

“Her experience told her that suicide wasn't a thunderous, unimaginable roar. It was a seductive whisper that stole the people you loved.”

— Wendy Roberts (Remains of the Dead

“She was reluctant at first, but when I screamed that she was ruining my life, she relented. I’d have to use that tactic more…

— J. Sterling

“So, Anna, did you know That when you kill yourself Those you say you love, They die too?”

— Terri Fields

“She closed her eyes, memorizing how warm, how safe, how exhilarating it felt to be embraced by him. She breathed him in as guilt…

— Melanie Dickerson

“She hadn't been hurt in any real way, had she? No one had treated her badly. I must just be overly sensitive to things,…

— Haruki Murakami