Amelia Bedelia Quotes Novels & Stories

Amelia "You’ll be going home soon, dear," the middle-aged nurse said with a kind smile. Her voice was soft, motherly, like she was trying to comfort a child. "You just need a little more rest and you’ll be discharged. You should learn to love yourself more, sweetheart. God loves you. You are not alone."

Amelia touched queen Mackenzie’s lap and said, “My daughter, everyone is tired. The country needs to be rejuvenated!” “Yeah, mum. How about our proposed saviors?” queen Mackenzie said and sipped her cold water. “You called those ones saviors? They don’t have any power, so forget about them,” Amelia said. “That’s not true, mum. I once told you that Mrs. Sarah turned pebbles into food…,” queen Mackenzie said, and Amelia cut in.

Amelia sighed shaking her head as she stepped out of the lounge. “Leave him, Alphas are prideful buttheads. You can’t get through their thick skulls, come let's have some tea…” Amelia said, Jessica smiled despite herself. Amelia surely had a way with things. She was strong and so in control of her emotions, she admired her.

Me: I am for real. Amelia: I'm not sure about that, you could very well be a figment of my imagination, I was so drunk that day. A smile appears on my face. I run my fingers over the keys and hit the send button. Me: I thought you didn't drink with strangers. smiley emoji* Amelia: Only when they're figments of my imagination. Me: All it takes is a very fertile imagination to create me, pure perfection. Amelia: Your ego is suffocating me even by text, for you it's goodbye.

“Happy birthday Dad. I’m so glad to see you too.” “Let’s all have our seats,” Amelia said, stepping her heels on the floor in a funny uncomfortable pose. “My legs are arching me.” Laughing, I looked down at her heels. It looked so high, I wondered how she managed to walk in it. “You shouldn’t have worn such high heels,” I teased her. Amelia rolled her eyes, laughing. “Seriously, I’m still asking myself why I brought the heels. I just hope it won’t be the end of me.”

Damiel’s dangerously quiet voice was the one she had heard, brimming with malice as he spoke. “Or perhaps measured unlike accusations thrown without proof.” “And who’s to say I do not have proof? Or even a witness?” When she heard Lillia’s voice, a cooling sensation washed through her body like a breath of fresh air, bringing with it words this woman had said to her in her darkest moment. “Amelia… Don’t stray away from the light. Instead, cling to it with all your being and live. Death should never be an option, even when it is forced on you, even when it is destiny—fight. Survive.”

“You're arguing now too. This is incredible.” The corner of Amelia's mouth lifted again before she caught herself. “No, we're not moving past this. Since we're apparently becoming friends now, tell me something embarrassing about yourself.” Amelia looked genuinely confused. “Something embarrassing?” “Yes. Something normal. Something stupid. Something that proves you're an actual person and not some perfectly programmed palace machine.” “I assure you, My Lady, I possess both flaws and a soul.” “Prove it.” “I once attempted to smooth a loose strand of hair during an important meeting and accidentally used saliva.”

But Camellia was still trying to restrain herself from opening her voice. “I remind you once again, educate your child well, don’t let your child become a cheap woman like you. I’m sure, when later she understands your child will be ashamed because she has a mother like you, a bitch who can only be a usurper for other people’s husbands. What a pity for your child,” Bella still insulted Camellia, even this time Bella also insulted a child as small as Keyla who didn’t know anything.

Lelia tried to inspire her. Listening to Lelia, Amelia became hopeful. "You are right, giving up without trying is a stupid thing to do. I will prove my love to him. I will make him believe that there are still many people in the world who can truly love someone. I will break his blind faith," Amelia said happily. Hearing his words, Lelia smiled, "You are right; giving up without trying is a stupid thing, and I know my friend is not stupid.

Tina let out a sigh of relief and laughed. "You read minds now?" Tina asked jokingly. "It was written all over your face that you were unsure about leaving me to myself." Amelia said and Tina smiled slightly. "You see, Amelia, I know things have been difficult for you since you got here but nonetheless, taking your own life isn't good enough. It's not worth it, there's more to life I assure you." Tina said, rubbing Amelia's shoulder. "Don't let any situation you're facing make you kill yourself, life is not a bed of roses, even the rich testifies to that. Not everyone has it all figured out and when life throws you lemons make lemonades out of it. Tina added, advising Amelia.