Austin Powers Quotes Novels & Stories

I wanted to get this on the first try because I could see myself losing motivation if I didn't get it right away. "Hush unless you want me to bottle up your powers and sell them to a God that creates furniture. I mean we can turn pages if you want." I laughed. My laugh lasted all but the two seconds that it took for me to realize that I just quoted a page. "I want a promise." Alax rushed out. I felt alittle hurt with how blunt he was in not trusting me. I mean it was obviously a joke. "I won't do that." I whispered.

Like an actual hero who beat up his girlfriend's ex. "You can drop the act, sir. Austin's out of sight now," I spoke, breaking the awkward silence that we sat in. Mr Donovan however, stayed mute and focused on the road, not even sparing me one glance. "That was such a good show you put on back there, sir. You deserve an Oscar! Have you ever tried acting, Mr Donovan? You'd be a successful actor. You're like Brad Pitt, Chris Evans and Tom Cruise combined!" I babbled like a child.

You . " Armando, shoot Austin" " No. Bro return the damn money. If I get hurt I'm not going to forgive your messed up life" Austin screamed at Rocco. " Heard that right? Be a good brother and do what he said. See, Austin is sensible, though messed up to be hitting a girl that hard in a public bathroom" " You .. nothing" Austin said with his face down. " I'm going to count to three, for a reply. Failure to do so... Austin will be bidding this Earth goodbye. Position your guns men. One...two...."

Or for the police to trace it back to him. "Thank you for doing this Payton, I know how much you hate this dude" Austin says breaking the silence as we pull up, who wouldn't hate him with everything he puts loads of people through?" I'll try to get us out of there as quickly as possible" he smiles where I just send him a nod, there is so much more things I could have done with my time other than being here.

"Anyway, you have nothing to worry about. We are no longer talking” "Good” "Well chill out. Your little jump scare didn't work. I left him on my own Accord” "One more thing” "Is this the real favor you want to ask or you are just going to drop another joke” "I need you to tell Austin I want to meet with him” "You don't have a phone or something?” "Well he is just as stubborn as you are” "What can I say, like attracts” "You mean like repels” he corrected. "I know what I said”

"Oh, Ingrid… You lost that privilege when you lobbied for the Alpha position, allowed your nephew to humiliate and lock my daughter up, and then had the audacity to show up here, looking so damn smug." He leaned back slightly, utterly unapologetic. "Do you think I’m stupid?" he asked, his voice dangerously low. "You may have thought it was just a foolish rant, but I took everything you said into consideration." The hall was dead silent. Because now, everything was out in the open. And Austin had just lit a match to the fire. "Information is power," Austin declared, his voice thick with satisfaction. "And this? This is personal." His smirk widened as he turned to the room, soaking in the atte

The expressions of the three robust men changed, the man from just now could not help but wake up a little from his shock, he pointed at Austin and asked, "Who the fuck are you?!" Austin was very gloomy recently because he was in the hospital. At this moment, his face was gloomy and cold, he squinted his eyes, and took a sip of tea, "No matter who I am, you cannot offend me." Let's not cause trouble anymore. Just by looking at him, we can tell that he is not someone to be trifled with.” One of his subordinates advised.

Austin's POV "Is that what you do now? Use your power to oppress and walk over people? Austin?!" She said to me, really stressing the "Austin" so I would hear that she wasn't addressing me with respect. "I deserve that." I said to myself. I then turned to the nurse and her secretary "Please can you excuse us for a while?" I requested. They hesitated at first, sharing stares with Maryanne. First, she acted like she wouldn't want them to leave, but sighed and nodded at them.

“And you, Delcy. Don’t you have anything better to do than lurk outside my door? Go find a new hobby, maybe learn how to speak politely so you don’t sound like a whinnying horse.” “Austin, you’re insulting me,” Delcy whined angrily. “I’m not insulting you, I’m offering career advice. If you have a good voice, you could be a contestant on Werewolf Got Talent,” Austin replied casually. He then looked back at Stroud. “Elder, I don’t want to ruin my morning with political debates. I’ll explain everything after we’ve had breakfast. Now, leave quietly, or I’ll have Beta Alex drag you out roughly.” Elder Stroud snorted, but he knew when to back down when he saw Austin’s eyes begin to glow a faint g

Austin’s voice cut through my thoughts. I turned my head slowly, arching one brow at him. “In what way?” He hesitated, then said, “Well, the only time I’ve ever seen your lips curl up like that is when you’re about to ruin someone’s life.” I stared at him in silence. Austin smiled, as though amused by his own words, then added, “Even though I don’t remember doing anything wrong, please inform me of my mistake instead, sir. I’ll try not to do it again.”