Cedric Diggory Quotes Novels & Stories

Cedric took a step forward and a smirk played on his face. "You speak like you have the best interest of the so-called vampires at heart when all you do is use them like dogs to terrorize the city." He dipped his hands in his jean pockets and fake-yawned. "Ever heard of the phrase uneasy is the head that wears the crown?" Cedric tilted his head. "Lord of the rings?" Oliver tapped his sneakers impatiently.

“Oh, please stop being so dramatic and take a seat.” “I mean, you are right. My baggage is really too much to deal with.” Cedric said,”You know what is hilarious is that I didn't even know I had so much baggage. I've been ignorant.” “I have baggage too.” “I didn't do that, the clip. You saw it tight? I didn't mean to, I don't even know what happened, I can't even explain…” Cedric pondered. “I had a lot I wanted to say at the press 6 the opportunity was taken from me just like that.”

If only he could turned back the time, he'll do everything he can, to love him, to protect him and to make him the most and happiest person in the world. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry honey. Please, forgive me. I love you, I swear I love you. And I'm regretting now, I regret everything I did for you. So please, take me with you. I'm tired, I'm tired of living without you." Cedric said, between his sobbing. "You know, I saw someone like you. At first I thought, he was you. But I know it's impossible. Because, if he is you, I know myself, that I'm no longer safe"

This was new, and I wasn't sure how to process it. I stared at him dead in the eyes,“Are you dying?” Cedric threw his head back in laughter, “why would you ask me something like that Emmeline? Do you perhaps want me dead?” I shook my head, trying to process Cedric's unexpected words. "No, Master, it's just...when people are dying, they say weird stuff." Cedric raised an eyebrow, his expression unreadable. "So, telling my mate I miss her is weird?"

“Let you go? I can't let you go. I haven't explored you yet. I told you way before now that there's no escape for you. I will slowly and gradually devour you until there is nothing left on you anymore.” “How do you think Greg would feel, knowing what you are doing to his best friend?” “Well, I think I should thank Fred for bringing you to my birthday party. How are you sure Greg doesn't know about your secret, and how are you still so sure that he didn't bring you to my party as my birthday present?” Cedric said with a wicked smile. At that moment, the only thing that came to mind was to hit him hard on the face, to watch that wicked smile off his face.

I explained the exhausting, relentless uncertainty of the last few weeks. He listened without interrupting or offering hollow reassurances. Without the particular performance of sympathy that people put on when they want you to know they're being sympathetic. He just listened. "You're not what I expected," I said eventually, when the corridor had gone quiet again, and the light through the window had shifted into the amber of early evening. "What did you expect?" "I don't know. Someone like Edris, I suppose. All composure and no seams." Diggory smiled at what I said, and it was a real smile, reaching his eyes. "Edris has seams," he said. "He's just very selective about who he allows to see t

"Are you crazy? Don't disgust me more, Cedric." I said in a tone of disbelief and disgust. "It hasn't even been a month since the last time you moaned and screamed in pleasure beneath me. Don't you think your words are too funny?" He chuckled. "I don't have my memories then." Cedric moved towards me taking his steps slowly, making the atmosphere more breathtaking. "Cedric, just let me off for today... You know it's not a good time to do this."

They were ready to give all that up to see me suffer. Elder Cedric's words echoed in my mind like a beacon of hope amidst the darkness that threatened to consume me. His wise counsel had been a guiding light in the midst of turmoil, a source of strength and wisdom that had strengthened my resolve in the face of adversity. "Remember, Ava," he had said, his voice soft yet filled with conviction. "The path ahead will be filled with challenges, but you must stay true to yourself. Trust in the wisdom of the Elders, and never forget who you are."

“We’ll accept your bet.” “But when you lose, it will be public and humiliating,” Cedric added. “And you will regret ever saying the words you just said.” I grit my teeth and shook their hands firmly. “We’ll see about that.”

Theo asked as we waited for our drinks. "As good as she can be, I think." I replied and Dolph nodded. "She's a tough gal. She'll be okay." Dolph added and I felt a rush of anger towards him. I was annoyed that he was speaking about my mate like he knew her better than I did. "They all are." Nik pointed out and we nodded. "That memory potion blew me away. I had no idea that kind of magic was even possible." Cedric spoke up. "Yeah. It really was beautiful." Dad agreed.