Love Quotes From The Movie The Notebook Novels & Stories

I said to Nick "It is that I'm thinking, it's just no matter how much you say you love me no matter how much you prove that you do finally want us to be together, I always feel like if you had not been for your plot for the Leo and your sudden hatred for him you won't have to love me you won't have wanted me you would have still wanted him and I know even a thousand years will pass and leo would still be your first love and that, that always makes a huge difference, "Nick says

That personal touch made the gesture even more unsettling. Her thoughts shifted to the small, leather-bound book she had found among the flowers. She retrieved it from the shelf where she had placed it earlier and sat down at the dining table. The cover was worn, and the pages were yellowed with age. She opened it to the last page, where the quote was written: “My love, my heart beats for you alone. In the chaos of the world, you are my peace. -A” The words sent a shiver down her spine. She closed the book and set it aside, feeling a sense of unease.

“There are things I won’t tell you yet. Stories I’ll wait to share until you’re strong enough to hear them without carrying the weight. But know this, always. Love should never make you feel small.” “You don’t owe anyone silence. You are allowed to leave places that hurt you. I will stand behind you. Always. Even when you walk away from me. Even when you choose paths I don’t understand.” "That is what love is.” I closed the notebook slowly, I didn’t tear the pages out. I didn’t seal them in envelopes. I didn’t hide them. I just placed the notebook back in the drawer and stood up. Ryan looked up when I entered the hallway. His eyes searched my face the way they always did, checking for cracks

— Emma Years later, when the kids were grown and the house was quieter, Emma would find that notebook again—the one Killian had once returned to her, filled with memories. She would turn the last page, finding a note he had written not long after Alina’s graduation: “This life… I wouldn’t change a second. You were never a temptation, Emma. You were the answer. The home. The dream. Always you.” And she’d close the notebook, tears in her eyes, heart full. Because in a world full of ruthless ambition and temptation, they had chosen something rarer. Love. Real, fierce, lasting love. And that—would always be enough.

She sniffed as she said the lines from her favorite movie, "It wasn't over for me. I waited for you for seven years. And now it's too late." Riley could feel Adrian studying her again, but he said nothing and returned his gaze to the TV screen. Four days into their vacation, it rained over the island. So, the couple decided to watch a movie. Riley chose one of her favorites, 'The Notebook' The movie progressed, and Riley continued to say the lines that were familiar to her. She softly muttered, "So, it's not gonna be easy. It's gonna be really hard. We're gonna have to work at this every day, but I want to do that because I want you -"

“I hope they learn that love isn’t about perfection.” “What is it about?” She smiled. “Choosing each other on the easy days… and especially on the difficult ones.” Daniel reached into his coat pocket. “You forgot our anniversary gift.” “But our anniversary isn’t for another year.” “I know.” He handed her another blank journal. “Then what’s this for?” “For all the moments that happen before then.” She opened the first page. Written in his neat handwriting were just eight words. Every great love deserves to be remembered, every single day.

Faye asks. He turns the notebook. He has written: Love is not enough if it requires not seeing. The table holds this for a moment. Irina looks at the notebook. "Yes," she says. "That is exactly right." She pauses. "You are fourteen years old and you are exactly right." "I read a lot," he says. "Clearly," she says.

"Everything." "The day you made me move seats." "The day you bought me coffee." "The day you told me not to do it again." She laughed. "I was so stubborn." "You were perfect." She looked at him. "We were so young." "We were. But I knew." "Knew what?" "That I'd love you forever." She leaned into him. "You were right." They walked through campus hand in hand. Past the library where he read her notebook. Past the science building where she first saw him. Past the spot where he kissed someone else.

Jacob POV “Being deeply loved by someone gives you strength, while loving someone deeply gives you courage.” It’s a quote from Lao Tzu that’s been going through my head ever since Emily shut that door with me standing behind it. I wouldn’t call myself a romantic. Once upon a time, I didn’t even believe in love, but this woman has stirred my loins back to life. She’s like a fire burning bright, setting the darkness alight. The very thought of her makes me dizzy with desire, but I fear this morning may have been the last time I’ve ever seen her.

He froze. “What is it?” Lucas asked. Elias tilted the notebook so he could see. Words scrawled in his slanted script, a dated entry from years ago: I don’t know how to love him right, but I don’t know how to stop either. Lucas swallowed hard. He hadn’t remembered that notebook was even here. Elias’s voice was quieter now. “I wrote this?” “Yeah.” He set it down gently, like it might break. “It feels like someone else’s thoughts. But I know they’re mine.”