Jane Goodall Quotes Short Novels & Stories

I could not believe that I dared to do something so stupid as to have an affair with my young secretary. Look where it has gotten me by thinking with my tiny brain instead of my big one. Maddison and I would still be together if I had not been thinking with my tiny brain instead of my big one. I would not have to resort to such measures to get her to forgive me. A wise person once said, “It is better to be forgiven than not to be forgiven.” I do not remember who said it; it was Ghandi, or it could have been my grandmother. My grandma Eleanor was an incredibly wise woman. May she rest in peace. Maddison and I would still be together if I had not been thinking with my tiny brain instead of my

Adolfo began, leaning in slightly as he rested his chin on his hand, "what's something that always brings a smile to your face?" Jane thought for a moment, a nostalgic glint in her eyes. "Well, I've always had a soft spot for old black-and-white movies," she admitted with a smile. "There's just something magical about them, you know? The romance, the glamour, the timeless elegance... It's like stepping into a different era altogether."

Jane said feeling a bit embarrassed, she didn't want her to have a bad impression of her "no need to be shy, it's okay to like good things, I loved it when I first saw it too, you can have it," Grace said pointing it towards her

Behind her, Noah asked, “The person who let us go was named Garrett?” Jane smiled and said while crying, “In the past, when his wife had given birth, I had visited them. I never thought that he would remember me all this while.” Noah instantly said, emotionally, “Being a good person will still bring good consequences. We will be safe and sound for life, Jane.”

“You’re right. I know you’re right.” “Sarah didn’t deserve what you said to her,” Zoey added. “Regardless of what stress you’re dealing with at home.” “I know,” Jane said quietly, her voice small. “I shouldn’t have said those things. They were cruel and unnecessary.” She was quiet for a moment, picking at her fingernails. “You guys would have given me this lecture a long time ago,” Jane muttered, so quietly I almost didn’t hear her. “Maybe if you had, I wouldn’t have done a bad thing.”

But a cripple was still a cripple. “That pretty face of yours is a useful tool, Jane”, she said, scoffing coldly, “but one day, you’ll have no more youthfulness to squander”. To the man in the wheelchair, she said, “If Jane is willing to endure your company for money,she must have done the same with other men in the past. Take it as my kind advice; you’re pathetic enough as it is, so don’t go about aggravating your condition and catching some incurable disease”.

my grandmother said sharply. "I was just saying—" "I said that's enough, Amanda." Amanda's face went red, but she shut up. Sandra leaned forward. "Jane, you mentioned you teach biology. What's your favorite part about it?" Jane's face lit up. "I love seeing students understand something for the first time. That moment when it all clicks." "That's beautiful," Sandra said. "It really is," my grandmother agreed. "You were always passionate about learning, Jane." I watched Jane talk about her work. Her whole face changed. She looked happy. Alive. I couldn't remember the last time I had seen her look like that when she was talking to me.

Her checks flushed at the smile. “Shit!” Jane’s lips hissed under her knitted brows. Her head nodded, trying knowing Alice wasn’t over Adam yet. “You better don’t kill yourself in this case! You, hearing Adam’s ringtone everywhere, is what I find awkward! Who knows? It could be Mrs Beckett’s ringtone and my sister’s. Who care? You better take it easy and don’t kill yourself because of a man!” Jane warned, rolling her eyes at Alice, a little disgusted. Just forget about him, okay? Let bygone be bygones and move on with your life. Look at the mirror! You are still beautiful, young, and smart. Don’t lose your value to someone that isn’t even worth it!"

Jane bluntly said “ and remind me to always bring gifts for—” “For me” I chipped in excitedly. “No,” she deadpanned.” For your parents, I don't ever want to get on their bad side.” I let out a long hiss. “ I always feel caged you guys, I just want to leave here and never come back “ “Everything will be fine with time.” he comforted me. “I know what you could do!!!” Jane screeched. ” we could go out and have fun, get drunk and forget this shitty day”

I called firmly, “You have to listen to me,” Just then there was a knock on the window. Luckily, it was a tainted vehicle, but we could see Jane on the other side of my mirror. “Act natural,” I said, then whined the window. “Smart move, Blair,” Jane said, “You must be really proud of yourself right now,” she added. “What do you want?” I queried. “I have really become a fan of your gut,” Jane said, “The mere fact that you think, you can tie me down, in any real whatever is quite impressive.” She said.