Criminal Minds Quotes By Reid Novels & Stories

He would never kill you, but the things he would do to you would be enough to scar you for life. “You said that the lawyer was here to see me, right? Do you know why because as far as I know, my trial is definite seeing as the magnitude of my crimes are a bit…. How do I say it? Too much for your tiny minds to comprehend. Also, what is with what you said about him having a way to reduce my sentence? Is he perhaps thinking of killing me and ending whatever suffering he thinks I have? Oh, I would love that.” Ciro said before he started laughing. At first, it sounded like heavenly bells were ringing but soon it turned maniacal and it sent shivers down the spine of everyone that heard it.

“Or else—” I felt the cold before I saw it. A blade pressed against my neck. The steel kissed my skin. My breath caught in my throat, my entire body freezing. Reid’s expression had darkened. “You’d be gone before you blink,” he whispered. “So, start talking. No one’s going to save you now.” I could barely breathe. His eyes, usually calm, were like storms now, swirling with suspicion and warning. “I’m not scheming anything,” I whispered, carefully, terrified to move an inch. “I just wanted to go to Silver Claw. That’s all.”

“I can't put you in such a position; the team and I are trained; we can take care of ourselves and...” “I can take care of myself too, and besides, what can go wrong?” “A lot can go wrong, Ms. Reid. Carl is a trained killer; they kill to survive; this is their normal life: guns, dead bodies, and the team and I were trained to do this, but you...”

"Also, if he really was blabering to me, then why did your client killed her own husband? What was she afraid of if her crazy drunkard husband blabbered just some nonsense to me?" I've got them now! "Point to be noted your honour." Our prosecutor said repeating me. He then turned to me, giving me a smile as the judge noted it down. I noticed Ridhima's psychotic personality was about to surface. Just a little longer Maasi....you end today.

“You don’t know because you’ve never seen it happen with your own eyes, nor have you experienced it firsthand. How else do you expect me to command millions upon millions of soldiers if I don't be as merciless as I was back there? “How could I have slayed so many of our enemies from the outlands otherwise? Or are you telling me I should let them brutally torture and murder my soldiers instead? “Answer me!” Reiss was so frightened that she burst into tears, shaking her head frantically as she cried, “I-I don’t know!” Seeing the state she was in, Adrian said, “There are only two kinds of people in this world. The first are those who have never hurt a fly—law-abiding citizens. The second are cr

He seemed to have x-rayed her heart,saw through it and saw the height of her panic and fear. He doesn't blame her. Anyone in her shoes would. He doesn't want to remember what that was like. Being captured and held captive by that psychopath. “There should be breaking news on that already” Adrian flippantly declared. He doesn't want to believe that being an ex service man would make Ray Grimard smarter than those who trained him. “Adrian” Aurora blurted in a weak and scared tone. Does it mean she has to stay within the house, being restricted her freedom until the lunatic is rearrested again?

And when you do you will understand that I am never one to play around with others' emotions. You will also get to know that when I say something it is always from the heart. Therefore, I am saying it one last time Manny Reynolds. I have accepted you wholeheartedly and nothing is going to make me change my mind. Remember we have a formidable enemy lurking in the dark waiting to pounce on us. Instead of being all lovey-dovey, we should be investigating the purple hooded figure that attacked me. So hurry up we have a case to crack my dear mate"

I reminded him. "Save me like helping me break out of jail while I roam around as a suspect of murder and being wanted?" Reid asked in one breath. "Nah. You'd be free. No one will mention about you being a suspect or whatever." I mentioned. "Get the fuck outta here, you weirdo!" He spat.

As if he were holding something fragile, he didn’t trust himself to deserve. “Tell me,” he said. His voice was controlled, but his eyes weren’t. His eyes looked like the last thread on a leash. “Tell you what, exactly?” I breathed. “That I still have nightmares about the abuse I endured when I was younger? Or how helpless I felt that I swore I’d never be that helpless again?” The second the words left my mouth, something in Reid shifted. Not surprise, but recognition. As if he had already known something ugly lived under my skin, and hearing it out loud just made it real enough.

REID: I’m starting to realize how much I hate paperwork. I’ve got a pile unattended to and I’m certain it will be that way until the motivation kicks in. As for the motivation, it doesn’t look like it’s going to come in anytime soon. Perhaps I should have joined the warriors to hunt down the intruder they told me about. It could have taken my mind off this tedious work. Wonder if they did catch the intruder because I haven’t heard anything from them yet since they began the hunt.