Has this dialogue been done before?

I'm working on a new story and just typed out this bit of dialogue, while realizing that it seems awfully familiar. While I like it very much, I don't want to use it if it is near verbatim from some well-known work, or is just a cliche. I just can't quite place it myself.

"But Andie, you are beautiful and sexy. I must tell you so every day," Jeffrey said.

"You just say that because you love me."

"Can't I say it both because I love you and because it's true?"

"No, it doesn't work that way. You're biased."

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Yes, there is romance in this story, again. But there is also kink--I'm targeting it at Exhibitionist--and drama and action, if I can get it all to work out. Thanks for any help.

I'd say run with it. Sometimes, the easiest way may sound cliche, coz the words just work .

rebel_code said:

I'm working on a new story and just typed out this bit of dialogue, while realizing that it seems awfully familiar. While I like it very much, I don't want to use it if it is near verbatim from some well-known work, or is just a cliche. I just can't quite place it myself.

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It probably sounds familiar because it's common. I'm not sure it's exactly a cliché, but it's close.

Go ahead and use it. Common concepts are easy for readers to connect to.

Eh... I thought it sounded a little familiar as well so I googled it. All I could really find wash a scene from Miss Congeniality that sort of resembles the second line, but the rest is pretty straight forward.

electricblue66 said:

I'd say run with it. Sometimes, the easiest way may sound cliche, coz the words just work .

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This exactly.

Looks like it's push ahead then.
Thanks everyone.