Katherine Pierce Quotes Novels & Stories

I could hardly see the beauty in beautiful things. “Chloe doesn't deserve freedom. If making her feel every pain I felt before would only consume me then let it. I want her to feel every fraction of the pain. Every step of it. Every fire of torment. If you have nothing more to say, leave and get me, Katherine.”

Chapter 51 Camille turned to face him, found his eyes glinting with something that might have been admiration, might have been challenge, might have been something deeper neither of them was prepared to name. "The phoenix only rises through fire, Mr. Pierce," she replied quietly. "And fire is a dangerous element to play with." His smile deepened, genuine amusement replacing careful social masks. "I've never feared burns, Ms. Kane. The most valuable things in life are often forged in flame."

Whenever Kiara asked such a direct question. There was always a reason. --- Back in the garden... Katherine lowered her gaze toward the flowers blooming beneath her feet. After a long silence... She quietly answered, "I... don't know anymore." Kiara frowned. "What do you mean?" Katherine let out a small, bitter laugh. "I know I love him..." "But Sometimes..." she whispered softly , "when His Highness smiles, I remember Adrian." She laughed bitterly. "When he scolds me, I remember Adrian." "When he quietly places a blanket over my shoulders after I fall asleep while reading..."

Whatever inspired Portia to be so sarcastic, she herself was quite shocked by it. ​ “Portia, why are you talking to me like this?” ​ “Do you know that I feel pain every time I see your face, Katherine?” Portia reached the point where she was ready to explode. ​ “Portia, do you really feel this way about me?” Katherine’s face turned white when she heard the words from her lover’s younger sister, even though she had always been kind to her. ​

"It gets old after a while." "See?" she says. "Being irresponsible all the time isn't even fun." "First you say I don't have to do anything with my life, and now you're calling me irresponsible?" I ask. "I thought were getting along, and now you're back to insulting me." Katherine sighs. "It came out wrong," she says. "I didn't mean it like that. I just mean that you're obviously smart, you know? And you're set for life. You can do anything you want."

“But I heard my name got mentioned. And I know what you are saying—what everyone is saying: that I am a gold digger and now I am pimping my own daughter out. Is that right?” I can’t believe what I just heard. Pimping…WHAT THE FUCK! That is so much worse than I could possibly imagine! Seriously! What is wrong with those people! I thought the upper-class people have class! But turns out they are just a bunch of chatty, mean, backstabbing scumbags! “That is what you think. I didn’t say that.” Katherine says cunningly.

“I need to speak to you about something odd my mother said, but I don’t want to trouble you, and I should probably just wait until you’re feeling better, but it’s been driving me mad.” “Oh, well, then, by all means, wait until tomorrow.” He narrowed his eyes at her, and Kit giggled at his sarcasm. “I’m not sure what it meant, if anything, but I think it may be significant.” “What was it?” She glanced back at the door. No one had followed them in. “I mentioned that I didn’t want to invite Pierce to my chambers, that I knew that he wasn’t the one for me, and she said, ‘Just because he can be a little rough doesn’t mean he wouldn’t make a proper husband.’” She had memorized the statement so tha