Joshua Graham Quotes Novels & Stories

I grumbled, dragging a chair out and sinking into it. Josh chuckled. “Nope. I still say my ideas are always the best. You just execute them wrong.” I shot him a cold glare. My nose throbbed again, and I winced. “I'll suggest you shut your trap, Josh. Every single time I’ve listened to your advice, I’ve ended up embarrassing myself.”

“The guy is something, isn’t he?” Joshua, my cousin, muttered, sliding into the booth next to me. “One moment he doesn’t drink and the next, he’s dancing away in the middle of the most popular club in Phoenix. I have to admit, I am a great influence on people.”

he whispered, his voice choked with emotion. Keagan held his brother close, reciprocating the embrace. He felt a surge of warmth and fulfillment, knowing that he was making a positive impact on Josh's life. "You deserve this, Josh. I want you to have every opportunity to chase your dreams, to create a future that's different from the one we've known."

"I have long reconnected to my true family and once this trouble us over I will separate with Cole and marry the person I love. You just have to repent for all you have done and live the rest of your life in peace." " Why you!.... Get out! Guards I'm done." Joshua feel lost now that he also lost his gripped with the person whom he nurtured to be his defender to all his legal battles. That's when he realised that he is alone. "But no I am not going down alone.I will show them that I am not done yet! Joshua Brooks is my going down that easily!" He thought yo himself and began to laughed hysterically. "Ha ha ha...!"

"You're only here because you want to watch me break." "Look at me," he commanded softly, stepping close enough that I could feel the warmth radiating from him. He reached out, his fingers gently catching my chin, forcing my gaze up to meet his. His eyes weren't filled with the pity I expected, nor the smug satisfaction I had feared. "Your dad is a coward, Myra. Mother is selfish, and your ex-husband chose what he did so what?," Josh whispered, his thumb brushing a stray tear from my cheek. "But don't you dare say you have absolutely no one. I am standing right here. And I'm not going anywhere.”

"Oh God, is any of you capable of answering a simple yes or no question in less than 45 seconds ?" Ami was looking from Connor to Josh. They had finished eating and sat relaxing with a glass of wine, Chris and Josh had been telling a lot of stories from the set of their new movie. Chris laughed heartily. "No, none of them has understood the art of being brief and to the point, I don't know who is worst". "Josh, definitely Josh, because he will give you some Shakespeare quote or something else clever or he answers you in french and makes everyone else feel inferior". Connor said grinning. “At least people don’t need a dictionary to understand me”.

Joshua's irritated sentence. "WHAT? But they are nothing. You saw it, didn't you? Besides, we're not sure what the benefits of those gifts are. They're just garbage!" Sir BenChua answered seriously while looking into Joshua's eyes. I don't know if it's normal or if there is a conflict between the two of them. "Then get it with your angels and bodyguards! That's evidence, sir. We're close to the truth." Joshua's last line seemed to be pierced by a sharp needle. I feel everything he says is true.

“I’m alright, thanks.” “People will die.” “They usually do.” “You could defeat Peter and take everything he meant to keep for himself.” “I told you, not really interested. I’d much rather just park the bus in front of goal and let him tire himself out.” Joshaya looked at me with glowering contempt. “What kind of a man are you?” “Yeah, I get that one a lot. I should probably write up an FAQ somewhere so people can save themselves some time. Maybe have cards printed up I can hand out.”

Shawn completed. Joshua tilted his head feeling jealous that they were completing each other’s sentences and just nodded his head, he stuffed a potato in his mouth and said, “Well don’t let that stop you from doing your job. If push comes to shove, we should push them over a cliff.” Shawn looked at him and asked, “So you’ve killed someone before?” Joshua bit down on the fork and chuckled nervously, he looked at Aldridge and asked, “Didn’t Aldridge tell you?”

Like he still existed in the warmth of those memories—sweet, vivid, impossible to forget. Then Josh stepped forward. He stopped right in front of the grave; his gaze fixed on the name carved into the stone. For a few seconds, he said nothing, as if searching for the right words somewhere deep inside himself. “Thank you,” he said at last, his voice quiet. Everyone turned. “For being part of my life,” he continued. “I don’t know if I ever told you this… but you were an amazing father.” Grace looked at him, her eyes softening. “Josh…” she whispered.