Joshua Graham Quotes の小説・ストーリー

"It's too late I've postponed your exams anyway. I've postponed yours, Alex's and Gina's under a special case. Your professors understand." I shook my head. "I can't..." Joshua grabbed my phone from the nightstand and held it out to me. "I always believed home was a place you were always welcomed no matter how much time passes or how many angry words were spoken." "I said things to my brother-" "I say things to my brother all the time. It doesn't mean I still don't love that idiot." Joshua said with happiness in his voice. "Brothers are the worst. Take it from me." His voice was humor-filled, showing how much love he had for his brother.

“Oh, Ivy… your words are so heartfelt. I can feel every bit of it.” The conversation shifted the atmosphere into something far more intimate. Nathan, usually so rigid, now revealed a softer side of himself. “I have to admit,” he said quietly, “I never truly believed Joshua could prove himself. But today, watching you stand by him, I realize—he’s not standing tall because of his own efforts alone. He’s strong because you’re there with him. That’s what makes a man truly powerful.” Joshua’s lips curved in a small, grateful smile. “Father… thank you.”

He had heard and seen enough empty threats in his life to know this was just another one. So, he laughed. Josh, however, was unaffected. “Do you think I’m joking?” He asked, his voice calm and steady. “Mr Matthews, I don’t think you really understand what you’re saying. This is business. This is the real world. People like me don’t give a fuck about what people like you say. So, if you think—” Josh cut him off. “Fine. I believe you need a demo of what people like me can and cannot do to people like you.”

"This makes it the more reason why I should keep wearing those blue contact lenses." Chloe laughed again. "No, no. Those eyes are beautiful." I smiled. What she said have affected me emotionally. In a good way, of course. I just don't know how to describe it. "Thanks." ### "Do you think that Ashton's ever going to stop being an asshole?" I asked, my fingers trying to get used to the controller I was holding. "Once an asshole, always an asshole." Joshua chuckled. "Credit me for that quote please." "Sure." I sighed when Joshua has beaten me for the millionth time. "Dude, I'm so done." Joshua laughed as I stood up and brush myself off.

“There are times that I want to die. I feel so guilty for living. The kid that shot them, was my student. Had he taken those pills a few hours earlier, it might have been me that died.” “If it had been you, would you want your men to spend the rest of their lives alone?” Joshua asked over the phone. “Would you want them to stop doing everything that they loved? Everything that made them who they were?” “No." Came the soft reply. “Then stop demanding it of yourself." “Thank you, Joshua.” “You’re welcome sweetheart.”

“Yes, tell me what it is.” “Joshua’s father and brother have become distant from him. After I’m gone, and if you leave him, he’ll be…very lonely.” Granny Lynch let out an exhale and continued, “No matter who you are or what you become in the future, please don’t ever give up on Joshua.”

I was popular in school and anyone could do that so it didn't bother me. Joshua, I feel sorry for you for your friend Kingsley and I know how that weakens you, but I want to tell you that we are here for you. Lots of love Kris -> to <- ghetto lord. That was her message and I knew that the last part was making a joke out of me. I quickly replied but she didn't chat again. She was active but she didn't answer. She was truly had to get, I tell you. Anyway, I was contented. That single message was worth twice as Vivian messages and calls to me and I cherished it. I saved a screenshot of it and used it as my screen saver.

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.”

he said. “Hey! I just suggested you the changes, you approved them. Don’t blame me,” I said, getting up from the chair. “I seriously wish to have a superpower to reject your crazy ideas,” Joshua scoffed. “Oh? Why don’t you do it?” Trotting, I followed him towards the nearby hunting grounds. “Because I just can’t say ‘no’ to you.” “Yeah, ‘no’ is a really complex word made of two letters and so difficult to pronounce that you call it ninekuluan!”