Novel & Cerita Arthur Morgan Quotes Sad

“No.” She watched him with the same detached curiosity. “I don’t mean sad. I mean… hollow. Like someone scooped something out.” His voice sharpened. “Stop talking.” She didn’t understand why he was angry. “I don’t feel like myself,” she added. “I don’t know what that means, but I know it’s true.” Arthur stood. He turned away from her, breathing heavily, his hands clenched into fists. “You’re exhausted,” he said. “You’ve been through trauma. This is normal.”

"I should have been smarter. I should have been braver. But I wasn't. And now, she's gone. She's with him, and I'm left with nothing but regret." Carter held him close, letting him cry out his sorrow. "You did the best you could, Arthur," he said softly. "That's all anyone can ask for. Sometimes, even when we do everything right, things still don't work out. But that doesn't mean you failed. It just means that sometimes, life has other plans." ****

Since I was right next to him I started slamming him on the back a little too hard, biting my lip from smiling too much. “You have no idea Auri.” Morgan sighed. Holding back my smile hurt so bad. I wanted to burst out laughing. “Sometimes, I feel like werewolves and mates have the right idea.” I froze, the smile dying and the laughter disappearing. “It’s not all its cracked up to me.” Morgan sputtered. “I’m sorry princess! I know! I was just speaking as a whole.” “I know Papa.” I gave him a sad smile and took my glass to the couch. “Maybe I should just date Max.”

she broke off suddenly, giving a shy smile "It's a ridiculous feeling, isn't it?" “Of course not, Charlie." he consoled her, touched "And you don't know how sorry I am for your mother and grandfather not being able to be by your side in two days... Honestly, I'm sorry that even Anthony is no longer here, even though I don't know whether his reaction would be good." Morgan sighed. "But if it's any consolation to you, as long as you keep thinking of them with such love, they'll always be with you, no matter where you go." He smiled, making a little sniffle.

I had no idea why I had asked, it wasn't as though they were both themselves now and would be reasonable enough to answer the question. "Well, for one thing, you reminded me of my mother and that is just crazy, she's dead by the way," Edgar said. Crazy indeed, I thought inwardly. "Well, I was laughing because you sound ridiculous," Arthur said and started laughing again. Did I sound that ridiculous? I had no idea. Or was it just the alcohol in them talking? It was going to let me think continuously that it was. "Well... Okay, thank you for that information." "You're welcome," Arthur said when he stopped laughing and wiped the tears from his eyes. I rolled my eyes again. I couldn't remember h

Morgan heard this and suddenly started to laugh, his thin lips were slightly hooked, and his eyes were slightly closed, but Ashley felt that Morgan in front of him was hiding infinite bitterness in his heart. "What if I say that all this aura is an illusion?" Morgan sneered, "Not only that, but he is not a qualified husband or father!" ***

Morgan's face looked strained, he was trying to control himself. He stood up in front of me, lowering his gaze at Marcy, and then I heard it: his sad voice whispered, “Mate.” His eyes were tear-filled, and I felt sorry for the guy who, at such a young age, lost his first mate to a rogue attack, and now the goddess is granting him a second chance. Marcy moved away from me and stared straight into Morgan's eyes. “Mate”

“Um, for starters, your girlfriend of over 5 years whom you just broke up with two days ago, came to your office and caused a scene, and you’re telling me you don’t have any feelings of sadness or despair?” “Why should I? I broke up with her, didn’t I?” “Besides, she’s the least thing on my mind right now.” Liam’s look of confusion expanded the more. “That’s a lie.” He rebutted. Laim couldn’t believe it. Arthur was usually an emotional person. He was soft-hearted and could get emotional over little things. “I’m serious.” Arthur defended. “I’m not thinking about her right now.” “There’s someone else on my mind.” With his elbow resting and supported by the table, he nested his chin into the Cr