Famous Quotes Lucille Ball Novels & Stories

“Tyler! Tyler Sinclair, you arrogant, ice-cold jerk!” I threw my hands up, nearly knocking over a lamp. “He said no! After all that begging—he just said no to a million dollars like it was a coupon for free fries!” The absolute audacity of this man! A million dollars, Lucille! Gone! Poof! Vaporized into the atmosphere because Mr. Devil on ice doesn't like corporate camera crews! Lucille sat on the bed, watching me with the patience of a saint who had seen this movie before. “Flo, breathe. You’re going to wear a hole in the carpet.”

Perhaps that was why I had found comfort in her friend. " How has your day been?" I asked her " It was alright. Though I had wished for us to have breakfast together " Lucille said with a cute poute. I couldn't help but laugh " I apologize, my love, I had a lot of work to attend to. Hopefully, we can have breakfast tomorrow "

Is it too obvious? "What are you saying-" "Don't pay attention to what her saying. What is it..." Lucile couldn't bear to interfere in our conversation with her future sister-in-law. "That line you utter was from the TV Series, Legal Wives, right?" I frowned. What is this woman saying? "I told you, I’m right. I watched that scene there too!” She is still beating my arm. It's a bit painful. "You also like that scene there, what? We have the same taste of iconic lines, huh!”

"Rule number 4. Always have sex in random public places whenever we can." Lucille said before she took a bite of her salad. I couldn't help but chuckle, which made me choke on my drink. She laughed so much as I coughed hard and hit my chest again and again to clear my throat. "I think you're a little bit of a sadist, Lu.” I said after I finally coughed off the blockage. "You think? Still love now?" "Definitely." I held her hand on the table. "Promise me you won't break my heart, Jas. I mean you can have any woman you want and-"

There's a stretch of awkward silence, just the clinking of spoons on plates. Vanessa clears her throat. "Sorry." She sighs. "I didn't mean to hurt your feelings, Luce. I mean, pregnancy looks great on you. And I'm sure you don't have an issue with getting fat. Women of all sizes are beautiful, right?" Lucille swallows her food and smiles a small smile.

Every movement she made had class, but she was acting crazy because of Marco. “Are you jealous of me?” I asked bluntly. Lucille went quiet. The maids holding me gasped loudly—loud enough for me to clearly hear. “How dare you?! Miss Lucille? Don’t you know who she is?!” one of the women snapped. “Yeah! She’s the most famous actress in Asia right now! She’s even starring in Hollywood films!” the other added. “She’s Lucille Montemayor!” My brows furrowed. Montemayor?

"I should probably start my optimism exercises tomorrow." "That is right, now goodnight. Sleep well and sleep soon. The more you sleep you get, the less dark circles the makeup artist will have to fix tomorrow for the first dance," Lucille told me as I lay on my bed. "Oh great. Did you need to remind me of this dance?" I told her annoyed. "Well, it is not exactly something to ignore, is it? Good night." Lucille answered me back and turned off the lights in my room as she left.

She has been gone for a long time in the Philippines so not everyone who remembers her, she will remember too. "Excuse me, do we know each other?" Lucille asked Diana innocently. On Diana's part, she felt insulted. How dare Lucille forget her? In Diana's mind, no one with a thick face could forget her. Diana laughed a little as if she couldn't believe what Lucille said. "Gosh, I don't know if you're stupid or if you just didn't remember me. But okay fine, Diana is your great rival to. Maybe you remember me?" said Diana and then winked.

Using the right and inoffensive choice of words, she managed to tell Lucille and Perry that they were wasting time talking about unimportant things. Though Lucille found it a bit offensive that a mere secretary cut in on their discussion like that, she calmed down when she noticed Perry seemed fine with it. They began to discuss business again and soon, it came to an end. As Lucille was about to leave with her associates, she remembered something. "Our charity ball is coming up, Perry. And of course, I don't need to tell you that it's the biggest event of the century." "Yeah, I heard. My father told me," he replied nonchalantly. "I'll be going," he added.

' Celine taunts and I roll my eyes. They should have stayed in the hole they crawled to. 'I am not the one who snitched about our escape' I retort watching my mate shout out orders. He's so hot I swear. 'At least I did you two a favour' she says. 'You did yourself a favour, bitch' Lucille says and I laugh. We like bantering but we can't do without each other. 'You were just thinking about what his hands can do a minute ago' she reminds me and my eyes find him again.