Joshua Graham Quotes Novels & Stories

or fear. Joshua smiled up at him, appreciative as a man looking at a patron. He was wholeheartedly loyal to Adrian. “You know why I joined you,” Joshua said, almost pleading. “I’m tired of wandering, tired of having nothing. I want someone who understands how to get in and how to make a place inside. With you, we can take them down. You have… vision.” He tried to sing praises to Adrian.

The conversation between the two people made everyone resist laughing because it felt like they were just talking to themselves. When Joshua finally finished saying what he wanted to say, he found that Alex had turned a deaf ear and not responded to what he had said and was, instead, constantly asking him whether or not he was Joshua Jones. It had simply been a waste of feelings. “I am Joshua Jones. Are you deaf? Didn’t you hear what I said? Come on now, tell me, which disabled man are you? Do you even have the qualifications to stand here and talk to me?”

"Well, it doesn't hurt to savor our victory, does it?" Joshua closed his laptop and focused on Darren. He opened the beer cans and they made a toast to their victory. "Thank you, Darren. You help me a lot, you know," Joshua said. "Well, that's what friends are for. You're still wrong, though. But your power is unrivaled, I must admit, Joshua." Joshua tilted his head with a faint smile. "You know, since admitting my mistake to my wife, I feel very close to prison."

Everyone must be afraid of death, there are only those who are ready whenever they will die. "Wait!" I suddenly spoke, while looking at Joshua. I admit defeat this time, and am a little annoyed that Joshua still doesn't put the thing down. As if waiting for the continuation of what I just said. “I—I don't know anything, why do you even want to do this to me?” Shit, this time I really bragged incorrectly.

Joshua snorted disdainfully. "Winning is winning. Stop being a sore loser!"

I resigned. “Hey Bro, don’t say that” Joshua leaned in. “Did you mess up? Yes. Was it a mistake? Yes. But that doesn’t make you a bad guy especially if you accept that you’re at fault” he paused. “People mess up all the time, people always make mistakes but don’t we all learn from our mistakes? You’ve already paid for your sins by dealing with Sneaky Sandra and even karma knows it too! Don’t beat yourself up” he encouraged.

said to his mother. Then Joshua suddenly stared at her, there’s a electric magnet to his mind when he heard the word “life is meaningful and vibrant” he remembered that lines before Mona died. He finally spoke to his parents. “ I was lazy dad, mom maybe I will be back after I gained my dignity” said Joshua to them.

His eyes, cold and unfeeling, bore into mine, a silent testament to his disdain. “It’s like you forget your place. So I am going to remind you again. You are a nobody. You are just a piece of garbage I picked from the trash and decided to give an opportunity to make some money. You should see me as your god because without me, I am sure you would have died of depression in that church. You would have been forgotten by the world right now because you obviously have no value and no one would even think of you or remember that you exist. I gave you the chance to make a change in your life, so you dare not disrespect me, or else…!” Joshua’s voice thundered, but he trailed off his last statement,

"The guests of honor should say something." Josh grimaced. "Public speaking with a head injury? Cruel and unusual." But Sara was already pulling him to his feet. The gathering quieted, even the children pausing their water play to watch expectantly, dripping on Helena's manicured lawn. Josh looked at the faces turned toward him, Williams, Max and Eva, his adoptive mother Helena, the quadruplets, the household staff who had watched him grow up. Words tangled in his throat. "I'm not great at speeches," he began. "Especially with a scrambled brain. But I..." He paused, unexpected emotion making his voice rough. "Family isn't just blood. It's who stands beside you when everything falls apart."

Through the mate bond, I felt the warmth of Joshua watching his closest friend marry the right person while standing next to his own future wife, knowing exactly what it had cost to get here. Joshua's speech came after the meal. He abandoned his rehearsed version immediately. "Nathan told me the truth when I didn't want to hear it. When nobody else would say it. When I was somewhere so dark I'd convinced myself the truth was the last thing I needed." He stopped to let the words land. "He stayed. When I didn't deserve it. When walking away would have been easier and smarter and something anyone else would have done." "That's the whole story of who he is. He's the best person I know." He looke