Chief Keef Quotes Novels & Stories

Both Jeffs . "Kitty, don't listen to that cretin - he's taking revenge on you for your eyebrows!" Well, come to me, kitty .... Ks-ks-ks... don't be afraid... I'll protect you from all the sharks... Look at the mask, is it really cool? Here you go. And you were afraid ... We swam over there, beyond the cape ... there is no one there ... Mmmm ... I love you, Keith ... I love ...

*Kojiro was immediately interrupted *no nothing but, why don't you even think about how I feel? I'm constantly being mothered, but I'm fine on my own. I've proven that to you more than once. Man, I'm not a little kid for you to take care of anymore. You should also have noticed that you can talk to me, but no, again, something is being decided over my head, which is supposedly better for me. I'm so fed up that no one can imagine. So either I'll be included in the future, or you can all fuck me* Keyla caught her breath and looked into astonished faces, even Genzo was looking at her now

“Don’t worry about him; he must just be busy. He is the alpha of the pack after all” “Kramen is right. Keith is probably the most hardworking and talented person in the world.” Kain said, sliding to the bed beside me. Taking my hand in his, he added in a slightly choked voice, “Even if walks into a den of lions he would come out unscathed.”

asked one of the fairies, who realized that Keefe intended to sacrifice herself by detonating all her strength in one hit. "Do not act stupid! Kyron needs you!” cried one of the Fauns anxiously. "Friends. I'll give you guys time to run. I’ll buy you some times. Use my sacrifice well and please send my apology to Kyron. Say my goodbye to him. And tell him I'm grateful for the friendship he's given me so far," Keefe said as he continued to emit a greenish glow from within his body. "No, Keefe! No!” shouted one of the other fairies.

I was startled by the way he speak. It was different from the way he talked to me earlier. It was full of power and authority. “I won’t be questioning your actions if it’s a sensible one…….Alpha.” The man, who I know now as Keifer, did not waiver at all. “I’m going now. Just make sure you won’t regret your actions, because if you do, I’ll be the first one to laugh.” With that, Keifer walked away leaving us alone.

Kyle pushed. “We have done it many times! Your security has holes!” Kevin laughed and I pushed another ball in at his other knee. “YOU STUPID MOTHER FUCKING BASTERED!” Kevin yelled as he wasn’t expecting it. “Where is he?” I asked. “This is the last time I am asking!”

Kevin taunts, making me furrow my brows. I knew he had to be lying as he's never come after me before. "You're lying." I remark, calling his bluff. "Am I?" Kevin replies, smirking at me once more. "If I am, then explain what happened the night your precious friend was killed. Or how the twins nearly killed you successfully when you were a kid. How do you think your brothers got their hands on the poisoned water bottle?"

The way he said it made my stomach twist. Behind me, Xavier growled lowly. “If you touched him—” Keith let out a bored sigh. "Spare me the threats, Alpha boy. You’re all in cages, and I’m the one holding the keys." He dangled a set of rusted iron keys in front of them before slipping them into his pocket. Nathan spat at the ground. “You're a coward.” Keith chuckled. "And you're all idiots for falling for something so simple." He motioned to the cages. "I mean, really? The great Alphas, reduced to this?"

He spun to face the crowd of relatives and friends, his voice quivering with indignation. "Mom, Dad, you saw it, right? Ashley's just stressed from work. She's being paranoid! She brought all these people here just to humiliate me! I can't live like this anymore!" His friends quickly jumped in to defend him. "Oh, it's all a misunderstanding. Richard, you should pay more attention to your wife. She feels insecure." "Exactly. You and your wife have been together so many years—talk to her properly, and she'll trust you."

Keiv paused for a moment. Then smiled faintly. "Not everyone who grows up privileged..." he said while drying a plate, "...doesn't know how to do housework." Maeve nodded. "Point taken." A few minutes later, Keiv was ready to leave. As he opened the door... He stopped. Without turning around. "Maeve." She looked at him. "Thank you." Just two simple words. But for the first time... Maeve heard his voice without arrogance. Without sarcasm.