Amidala Quotes Novels & Stories

Liana stared at me, dumbfounded for a few seconds, and then imprudently enough, nodded her little head in understanding. "So don't fret over trifling stuff like that, and just aim to remember all my teachings sincerely, okay?" I said in the demeanour of a learnt adult. "I shall heed well to your every lesson, My Liege." She bobbed her head in quite enthusiasm, and I was pretty satisfied with her current attitude towards my teachings. "Alright, to commemorate your successful learning so far, I will teach you another enlightening quote by a very famous personality, repeat after me, 'Opportunities knock on your door only once. But temptation.... that b*tch leans on the damn doorbell.'"

he repeated quietly, the word sounding strange on his tongue. His hands moved to trace along her jawline, the dark veins beneath his skin pulsing faintly in the dim light. The darkness within him seemed to quiet under the warmth of her presence, but he knew it was temporary. “If I close my eyes with you beside me, I am afraid I will wake up and find out this was all a dream. That you are not really here.” he admitted gruffly. “I am real,” Amelia whispers softly. “And I am not going anywhere.” The simple declaration– “I am real. And I am not going anywhere”– was more effective than any battlefield tactic Luz had ever employed.

And you… You deserve to be happy. Amara’s hands shook as she read the words. Tears pricked her eyes, blurring the ink into a watercolor of hope and desperation. She had spent countless nights wrestling with doubt, questioning whether her heart was worth the battles it would bring. And here, in Ada’s simple, earnest words, she found a flicker of affirmation, a small light piercing the oppressive darkness that had shadowed her for so long.

"I must say to you, Mia. You are beautiful. But you lack the brains. You are always on the wrong side of the line. I mean, what the fuck is wrong with you?" Silence swept through. No word came from Mia nor Crystal. Amad pulled took a few steps and sat on a chair adjacent to the bed. He cocked his gun. And took out another cigarette. After lighting it up, he took in a good measure of smoke and exhaled it cunningly in the air.

Fatima said she'd call her before calling anyone else once she's done with her therapy. Halima goes to Zoom and decides it's a better app for what she wants to do, afterall Zoom is for formal meetings and this couldn't get more formal. After they've all gotten connected on Zoom, Halima goes straight to the point. There's no use stalling and she doesn't even like to stall. "A day before I came to Paris, Amal came to me with the stupidest and most absurd idea ever. I thought Amal loved Teemah, until that day."

Months apart, no calls, no messages and yet, here they were, their stories crossing quietly again, not through words, but through art. One of her assistants, Julia, noticed her stillness. “You okay, Mara?” Amara blinked, collecting herself. “Yeah. Just… recognizing the name.” Julia smiled. “You know the artist?” “Once,” she said softly. “A long time ago.” Julia shrugged cheerfully. “He’s good. People are already talking about this one online. There’s a quote on his site that says it’s his ‘goodbye piece.’ Kind of poetic, actually.”

“You think because he is Alpha now you cannot be hurt? Crowns can fall at any moment. Accidents happen all the time ,remember that.” I face her square in the eyes. “And snakes never make it out alive. Remember that.” Sandra laughs. “Aaliyah, that’s a good one.” Amelia hisses and storms off, muttering, “We shall see.” Once we are back at our table. I find a new glass of wine on my placemat and I take a long sip before Amanda snatches the cup from me eyeing it wearily .”Did you order another glass?”

I laughed more than I had in days. “And then this guy actually asked if I wanted to 'meditate naked under the moon’ with him,” Amaya said, wide-eyed. Mia snorted. “I would’ve said yes. Then called the cops.” I giggled. “Sounds like your type, Maya.” “He was cute!” she defended. “Girl, so is crack. Don’t mean you should try it,” Mia said, dead serious. We all burst out laughing. Even Janelle chuckled—though I caught the way her eyes kept flicking around the house. Nosy bitch.

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.”

“I’ll wait for you for however long it takes.” Smiling affectionately, she placed her lean hands into his. He took them in his hands instead, moving fluidly from experience. Baz already had his phone out, typing what Cedric just said into the notepad. “I’ll wait for you for however long it takes.” Then, he added a title that read ‘Cedric’s Famous Quotes.’ Smiling to himself, he made up his mind to learn from his boss! … The table was empty, except for Fidelia. Watching Maia as she left, her face turned red from rage as she gritted her teeth.