Ahs Quotes Novelas e Histórias

“What are you doing here? This is a closed school trip.” “Bored,” Asher grunted, his eyes finding mine instantly. He ignored the gasps of the museum docents and the horrified look on Mrs. Higgins' face. “Wanted to see if the statues were as stiff as the people looking at them. Turns out, they’re actually more expressive.”

Ash was unsure what he should reply. "We may be angry at each other for the rest of our lifes but I'd rather have you breathing-angry in my mansion than dead-angry in the China. I can't wake up to an empty bed anymore. I can't not see my husband's face while he hates me royally.", he cupped Ash face. Ash leaned in on Bright palm and a tear or two fell from his eyes. "I don't hate you"

They might be rough around the edges, but they are our mates and they wouldn’t hurt us’. ‘You don’t know them, Ares, so you don’t know if they wouldn’t or not. Look at the shit stains. They were our mates as well’. ‘They’re not them, Ath’. Ares replies, but I am brought back from my conversation with her when Asher asks me a question. “What’s so funny about that?”. “Nothing”. I shrug my shoulders, slipping my usual mask of indifference back on again. “Right. OK. Any more wild questions you want to get out of the way while you are at it?”.

"I know. We won't do anything if you don't want to." "I want to. I...want everything." Ashia* = sorry. Eh heh!* = exclamation of remembrance.

Asher added darkly. “Ashy!” Ashira blurted out in shock, her fingers tangling in suppressed anger. Asher’s eyes flicked toward her. He blinked, suddenly remembering she was there. “I hate you all and your disgusting beasts,” Alessia snapped, her voice breaking, and then she hung up. I sighed in satisfaction. Those insults from her sounded more like compliments to me. If anyone else had said that to Khaine, he would have sent them to hell without a second thought.

Kavita had weathered storms that would have broken others, and her resilience was a testament to her strength. --- Ayesha’s Speech Taking Kavita’s words to heart, Ayesha decided to address the public. She organized a press conference, inviting journalists from across the globe. Standing before a sea of cameras, she spoke with conviction. “We stand here today not to seek attention, but to shine a light on the darkness that threatens our society,” she began. “For too long, those in power have exploited their positions to silence the vulnerable and protect their interests. We cannot allow this to continue.”

He cackled, leaning closer to Asher. Asher sighed and rubbed his temples. “You’re such an idiot,” he said quietly, feeling worn out. “Keep it up, and I’ll throw you out of the window let’s see how charming you are then.” He didn’t turn his gaze away but continued staring out, letting the car's hum drown out his thoughts.

To, Mumma "You gave this heart a chance To beat instead of yours. That's why each shell Of my heart echoes your name, And will always echo Till my last breath." From, Your ANSH --- **ANSH'S POV:** "Leave a little sparkle wherever you go." This quote fits perfectly with my CHANDNI. You can never change the past nor control the future, but you can change the mood of the day by touching someone's heart with your smile, and this happened to me. She touched my heart and soul with her soft, charming smile.

“You sure it was only a mishap at the gym?” Asher took a sip of his coffee before he replied with a glare directed at me. “Yes, Dad. It was a rather unfortunate accident.” I gripped my fork so tight that my knuckles turned white. “If you say so.” Stephan shrugged his shoulders. For a moment, the table was silent. But then, Asher spoke again, this time, his tone was harsh as if there was something underlying there. “Dad, what do you think about hypocrites?” “Hypocrites?”

So, plant a smile on your face and go to them. ‘You do that, Anja, while I slowly die.’ I don’t answer Asha; I have more important things to do right now.