I had things ordered the way I liked them now. Why should I let some aggravating and delicious nobody ruin that?

Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

As I sped back to Forks doing ninety, I wasn’t sure where I was going. To say goodbye to my father? Or to embrace the monster inside me? The road flew away beneath my tires.

Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

But humans rarely walked too close. Their instincts told them what their conscious minds would never understand: we were dangerous.

Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

Rather unimaginative, actually. Just the barest hint of scandal. Not an ounce of horror. I’m a little disappointed.
Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

I tried to block the inane chatter out of my head before the petty and the trivial could drive me mad.
Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

She would not have time to scream or feel pain; I would not kill her cruelly. That much I would give this stranger with her horribly desirable blood.

Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

It helps a little if you think of them as people.
Alice Cullen, Midnight Sun

The humans weren’t smart enough to know that they feared me, but their survival instincts were enough to keep them away.
Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

Hating her, hating how she made me feel – it helped a little.

Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun

There was no reason for Bella Swan to cross paths with me. She would be avoided like the plague she was.

Edward Cullen, Midnight Sun