Novel & Cerita Famous Quotes From I Love Lucy

There was not a day she didn't read it, not a day she didn't read one quote from the book to keep herself going. "Always! That is a dreadful word. It makes me shudder when I hear it. Women are so fond of using it. They spoil every romance by trying to make it last forever." A quote from Lord Henry. Lucia sighed, Lord Henry was indeed a cynical character especially to the matters of love but was it a crime that she hoped her first love would be her last love that her it would last forever. Was it wrong that thinking about him and every little moment they shared made her skin quiver. Thinking about him gave her mixed emotions. It was so hard, extremely hard. They say time heals all wounds but

Lucian had to pull a few strings to make sure everything went smoothly, and it did. The ceremony began and the images of their journey together flooded her mind. He told her to speak her feelings and she would. Lucian looked into his wife's eyes and said, 'I love you. I always have. I think at first, I was trying to sabotage myself because you reminded me of goodness. You were so bright and full of light. Like the sun. And without the sun, I'm only darkness. I'm forever grateful for meeting you, for Father's almost inept ability to never mind his own business. Im so full with this feeling ever since I met you and it's only multiplied. Thank you for giving me a chance, for loving me enough to

'Don't stress, Mich, that doesn't help at all. —STOP BEING STUPID AND OPEN YOUR EYES, CAN'T YOU SEE THEY'RE TO BE EATEN UP! —Lucy's words, or rather her shout, echoed in the classroom, grabbing our attention again. 'Does this girl love making a fool of herself or what?' My brain analyzes with determination what Lucy just said to Nefertary. She called her stupid, although I can't see her face, she must be holding herself back from killing her for such a serious offense of shouting and calling her stupid in front of everyone. Wait, she said eat them… was she talking about me? I didn't expect it, but she said it in plural, definitely Mathias too. —MISS LUCY, TO THE PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE NOW! HOW D

My head whipped to the side, and for a second I was stunned by the pain. When I looked back at her, she was smiling again. “Say it again,” she whispered. I clenched my jaw, refusing to give her the satisfaction, but she leaned closer. “You’re sick, Lucy. This isn’t love.” I stated the obvious thing she was ignoring. She leaned back slightly. “Coming from someone who doesn't understand what it means to love someone. You think love is soft, kind, and gentle.” Her laugh bubbled out. “But that's all wrong. Love is hunger.”

It made me smile because Lucy was still firm in her stand to never rule the underworld. "In front of our demons, mark me and drink my blood," Lucius asked me. "Lucius... that’s a big risk." I shook my head as my heart clenched. "Do you doubt if I love you?" "I don’t care if I can’t prove if you love me or not. I just don’t want you to die." "Mark me." "Lucius…" I hissed. "I love you, Patrea. I didn’t even understand the meaning of the word until you came. And if I died because you bit me, I would die knowing that I love you and that you love me back. What a beautiful way to die. Isn’t it?"

"We both know you don't mean that. You love fulfilling Lucy's needs" "And that's because she leaves me no choice." "I love you too mum!" Lucy said which finally ended their never-ending banter.

The air smelled of roses and something older earth, memory, loss. "Did you love her?" she asked quietly. "My mother? Yes. She wasn’t perfect, but she was kind. She used to say, ‘Love is the only thing you give away that still belongs to you.’" Lucy smiled faintly. "She sounds like someone I would’ve liked." "She would’ve liked you, too." The words felt like a blessing. Later, Lucy found herself exploring the wine cellar, guided by Elena. It stretched deep beneath the house, lined with ancient barrels and iron gates. Dust hung in the air like time.

Lucy continued. "I stood by his side, I helped him walk out from darkness, and I did my best for so many years, and yet I could never open up his heart. You will never be able to! The woman he loves dearly has taken up all the space! You are just the same as I am, we both married someone who would never love us! What gives you the right to mock me?" Lucy asked.

Emily said, fighting the urge to crumble into a heap of salt and tears. He didn't move. He didn't blink. He watched her like a predator watching a wounded fawn, his gaze so intense it felt like he was squeezing the breath from her lungs. “Lucas, I… I wanted to tell you… that…” She thought of all the nights she’d spent writing those magical words in the dark, and now they felt like ash in her mouth. “That… I… I LOVE YOU!” She wanted to drop dead on the obsidian floor. The words were out, echoing against the high rafters.

“I will be your salvation.” He closed his eyes, breathing her in like she was air—like she was life itself. Then he whispered the truth he had never dared give voice to: “I love you, Lucy.” The world stilled. Nothing moved. Not the torches. Not the distant storm. Not her heartbeat. She froze—painfully aware of every inch of him, every shiver of control slipping back to strength. She wanted to say it back. God, she did. But the words tangled in fear and prophecy.