Baylen Levine Quotes Novels & Stories

“It’s for safety reasons.” “Safety reason?” What a big load of bullshit!” Levian chuckled as he looked at the man. “How can we trust that you are not playing games with us?” He did not believe this son of a bitch, but he had no other choice either. He did have a plan B up his sleeve but he wished he did not have to use it.

Probably most of them. Lev takes a few short puffs from his cigar. “I learned the hard way that not everything is as glamorous as the movies, but the notion that anyone can get rich if they put in the effort stuck. I still believe that.” Is this Lev’s first real flaw? I can’t agree with him that anyone can be rich in America. There are so many people who are so hopelessly poor with no way out. They kill each other just to get a chance at having anything at all.

"You're not a woman like that. But other people judge you wrong. Such things are common, Ave. You only need to endure if other people make heinous accusations at you because sooner or later that person will self-destruct." Avelyn smiled slightly at the wise-looking Lean. It turned out that the man was not always annoying. " Thank you Thanks again for trusting me." "I know Michael is never wrong."

“Well, if anyone has a reason to have a few sleepless nights or some weird dreams, it would be you, with all you’ve been through recently. Your mom and the one-fang, the thing with Stefan to get your brother back—I’d be having nightmares, for sure.” “Yeah, I guess.” Leesa grabbed a bottle of water from atop her mini-fridge and took a drink. “But I wasn’t having any dreams while all that was happening. Not that I can remember, anyhow. So why now?” Cali shrugged. “There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy,” she quoted. Leesa grinned. “Now I’m really amazed. Since when did you start quoting Shakespeare?” Cali smiled back. “That’s one of the few things I rem

Caleb moved a little closer to her and said quietly, “You don't run a proper scrutiny on your staff before hiring?” Layla looked away without a response. “Your ignorance is making me paranoid in ways I can’t explain.” Caleb added Layla spun to him with quick anger. “What does that even mean, Caleb?” She moved a step away. “I will not accept an insult wrapped as protection.” Caleb didn’t argue. He lifted both hands slightly, like he was trying to calm a wild storm. “I’m sorry,” he said at once. “I’m not insulting you. I just…Ava, you have had so many battles in your life. Too many even. You shouldn’t be this at ease with just anyone. Not anymore.”

Maybe they are high status in society. “One, do not speak when you’re spoken to. Two, do not show anything stupid to them. They think I would raise you in a barn,” “Well, aren’t you?” I interrupted before Levine glared at me. “Three, never interrupt them unless you want to behead yourself,” he said before we arrived in front of the mansion that could pass as a castle.

She somehow managed to hold her smile as she raised her head and looked at Levy with a loving expression, “ My beloved daughter, one day you will realize your worth and when that day comes, look inside of you properly. Only then you will be able to see that whatever you want will come playing to the tips of your fingers. All you will need to do is to think, all right?” “ Thats not how it happens, mommy,” Levy shook her head and then added, “Grandma said that one has to work hard for what they want to get.” Her mother smiled and then lowered down to kiss her daughter on the cheek before saying, “ And she was right but you, my dear…you have the power of making dreams come true even if they are

he said, rising and grabbing my hand like I was a child, pulling me to my feet. I thought of ways to escape, but nothing seemed possible. The horrible realisation set in—I was about to experience the very thing I had been forced to watch in those haunting videos for weeks. Just as we were about to leave, Helen stopped us, stepping forward and asking us to wait. "Don't forget; your freedom depends on your productivity tonight. It's all in your hands," she whispered in my ear. And with a smile, she returned to her seat. “You should take action and don’t go easy on him, sir. Show him exactly who you are and why no one dares to cross you,” Mr. Levine said to Caesar, leaving me bewildered about w

"Mel, you don't need to push yourself so hard. I know you've been under a lot of stress, both mentally and physically. You've taken on too much, but remember, you don't have to bear all of this alone!" Levian was becoming increasingly agitated as he spoke. "That man is blind!" he cursed. "If I hadn't been in the middle of preparing a surprise for you, I would've charged up there and taught him a lesson! Who does he think he is, giving you orders?" "He should really take a good look at himself first, treating a gem like trash and torturing you. How dare he do such a thing to you?" Levian's mind was filled with thoughts of how the Boltons had mistreated his beloved sister, and he wished he cou

“You’ve already come so far. This isn’t about meeting anyone’s expectations; it’s about showing them who you are. You’ve got this.” Before I could respond, another knock interrupted us. This time, it was Bennett. He leaned against the doorframe, a small smile playing on his lips. “I figured I’d come to wish you good luck,” he said, crossing his arms. “Not that you need it. You’re practically a genius.” I laughed despite myself. “Thanks, Bennett.” He walked into the room, his eyes glinting with mischief. “Seriously, Evelyn, just breathe. You’ve already won by getting this far. Now it’s just about showing them what you’re made of. Oh, and don’t forget to smile, it's your secret weapon.”