Kai Parker Quotes Novels & Stories

Kera POV The fact that Parker is so influential and has so many connections is very weird for me. The only man I, personally know, with some kind of power is my father. I'm brought out of my thoughts when he moves away from the window and walks toward me on the bed. "You have today and tomorrow off." He says with a smile and I groan, smacking his head. "You said today. They'll think I'm not serious, Parker." I tell him amd he rolls his eyes. "Relax, baby. I'm sure it'll be fine." He say and I scowl at him.

Masking her feelings with a smile, she patiently listened to Parker's ramblings. Realizing that Dominic intended to depart after ensuring her well-being, she understood that enduring Parker's chatter in the bar was less appealing than relishing some peaceful solitude at home. "Kathy, do you think I'm pathetic?" Parker gazed up at Kathy with a sorrowful expression. Kathy had been preoccupied with criticizing Dominic and had missed what Parker had said earlier. When he abruptly prompted her, she swiftly affirmed, "Yes, you are pitiful. There's no one more pitiful than you in the world."

she stated. “Don’t write a bucket list just because you feel lost, okay? Bucket lists are for dying people. I don’t want you having negative thoughts. I won’t hurt you, I promise,” she assured him. “Have you ever thought of becoming a motivational speaker?” Kaiden asked, a small smile appearing on his lips. “Nope. You think I should be one?” “You already are, and it works wonders. I’m proud of you.” “Does that mean I can tear this part out?” she asked.

“Jake… they’re naming her.” “Yeah,” I snap. “And I vote we don’t add ‘Goddess’ to her official title. She’s already impossible to win an argument with.” Paige turns her head, eyes glowing even brighter now, and whispers, “Not helping.” “Never claimed to help,” I say automatically, trying to keep my voice steady. “My job is to provide emotional support through sarcasm.” Parker shoots me a look that says, ‘shut up,’ but to be fair, his voice is a little shaky too when he speaks. “Paige… what do you feel?”

"You don't know anything, so just leave me alone in peace." I growled with my gaze at the wall. She didn't say anything until I felt her soft palm on my shoulder, I veered my gaze to see her trying to brush my hair back. " eonnie dear, whatever it is that happened between you and parker, just don't kill yourself over it you know he is a star and celebrities care less about us commoners. think of it this way, if it was someone else he won't hesitate to do the same too bad he won't be staying here in Korea, you can always get yourself together right?? ?"

I quoted my gay brother making him chuckle. “That he is. No denying that,” Kai said. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

I can literally go from zero to something else in no time at all. Parker shakes his head. “I know I’m the weak link here. I’m nowhere near 100%. But I can’t sit back and do nothing, I’m going too. Don’t worry, I ain’t plannin’ on dying, but I’m just saying. That’s my wish,” he says, as he reaches to touch my cheek.

Kai emptied the glass before he walked to the stage. “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. My family and I are happy that you could make it here tonight and to see familiar faces. My father always said that helping people in need doesn’t have to give you praises. The best help you can give is to someone who can never repay you. He once said that the purpose of his life is to be useful, honorable, to make difference. To be compassionate. That’s why he built this foundation. Before we get ourselves drunk tonight, get your phone, log in to your account on Selik Foundation and make a difference. While doing so, I’d like to call a very dear friend of mine. She’s a wonderful person and closes to my

“Pool. Now. Before Riley finds another way to destroy your snack stash.” I hesitated. My mind was still replaying every word of the conversation, every laugh, every whisper, every threat—or maybe promise—I couldn’t define. Kai had already started toward the kitchen, probably to grab towels or water. I couldn’t focus. “You’re serious?” I asked. “Dead serious,” she said, rolling her eyes but smirking. “You can brood in your room later. Right now, you need vitamin D and maybe a little self-respect. You can’t just sit there obsessing over your ex-stepbrother like a drama queen.”

Kai kept his attention on the road. After several minutes, she spoke. “What if I hate it?” “You can come home.” She turned toward him. “That easily?” “No.” She laughed. “But you said I could.” “You can.” She looked forward again. “What if I love it?” “Then you'll stay.” “And if I change my mind?” “You'll make another decision.” She smiled. “You make everything sound simple.” “It isn't simple.” “Then why do you answer so calmly?” Kai thought about that. “Because I've learned that difficult doesn't mean impossible.”