Klaus Quotes Novels & Stories

Chapter 60 KLAUS "I don't believe in fate." "You don't believe in a lot of things. Doesn't make them less real." Shawn sobered slightly. "Just... be careful, okay? I've known you long enough to know when you're in over your head. And Klaus? You are definitely in over your head."

“Klaus, you can’t escape your sins!” Klaus smirked, his teeth showing. “Sins? Don't make me laugh, please. Morality is a weak man's excuse. I did what needed to be done. You were always the weak one, brother. Weak and pathetic!” His words stung, but I refused to let doubt creep in. I will make sure he realizes who is the weakest among us soon enough.

It was a beautiful, expensive cage. Klaus was standing by a long kitchen island, pouring water into a glass. He wasn't wearing his suit jacket anymore. His white shirt was unbuttoned at the collar, and his sleeves were rolled up. He looked at me, and for a second, I saw a flash of something in his eyes, but it was gone before I could name it. "You’re late," he said. "The traffic was bad," I replied, staying near the elevator. "And I had to wait for the doctor to give me an update."

I can’t help the sense of wonder that disbands my thoughts whenever he’s mentioned. He is the only being I know who has successfully outsmarted Mr. Consulate. That is no small feat. What’s more, he continues to outsmart him, each and every day. At the very least, it speaks to his intelligence, no matter how loathsome and detestable he might be. Klaus glances at his watch, shifting his weight from foot to foot. “We’ll be leaving any minute now,” he murmurs, adjusting his cuffs back into place. “Do you have everything you need?”

Klaus shook my shoulder, bringing me back to reality. "Huh? You were saying something?" I asked when I realized that I had heard nothing whatever he had said before. He narrowed his eyes before speaking. "Stop getting worried, will you?" "Sorry, I can't help myself.", I muttered and gave an apologetic smile. "Now, can you please repeat what you were saying before?" I asked softly, knowing how he melted easily when I spoke calmly. "God! I can't even stay mad at you.", He muttered, trying to glare at me, but a smile broke on his lips. He started looking in the sky. We both were enjoying each other's company on the terrace of the palace, sneaking out of the bachelor party.

"Oh, thank you very much.I was rendered speechless.Pleased with his response, I smile. "You're welcome.We are family.By the way, why did you go out today? You seldom take the car without a driver." "What? Do you know every time I go out? You even know whether I've taken a driver or not?" Klaus glanced at me and smiled faintly as if he were looking at a clown. I managed to continue smiling at him even though I was a little flustered. After all, Klaus was a sensitive guy. "No, I just mentioned it casually.Don't bother about it.Where is Davina? Why aren't you with her?"

Him, and whoever thought they could use me like a pawn. First , where the fuck is Klaus?

Khalid was still motionless, didn't say a word as he listened to the call. Klaus couldn't hide his surprise any longer and scoffed. "Are you even listening to me, Khalid?" Anger was cohorent in his voice. Then, Khalid breathed out and finally said: "you must be a fool Klaus, to think I'd ever such a thing. Stepping down for you - is something I'll never do even in death". Klaus vibrated in anger and mockery all through but tried all he could not to let it show.

Klaus stated as he put dozens of pictures of tier 1 light Gods and Goddesses around the room. "These are the ones I know of who have unbreakable promises. Remember what powers they have and who they are. Even though you now have the ultimate power out the book you can't let your guard down. Someone has to always be with Alexander when he's not in this realm." Klaus stated as he stood up and teleported out without another word. "Well this sucks for you. I guess your love life just went to shit unless you are okay with having one for an eternity. I'll pray to the dark God makers for you." Tod wryly laughed out as he patted me on the back.

It also reminded me, at the same time, of all the times that we went to play. I found myself a little speechless, although a few phrases ran through my head, such as: "What are you doing here?" "I'm sorry, I thought you were someone else." "What do you want?", none of them really left my lips. Surely because their presence was self-explanatory. "Honestly, the scene you guys displayed was very intense." Klaus commented smiling. "We couldn’t help but cringe at the sight of the final part with the alcohol... I swore the woman was going to use her safe word."