Klaus Quotes Novels & Stories

Klaus joked, tilting his nose with a smile on his lips, his hair floating in the cold wind. She laughed, enjoying the banter. "I'm proud of you. After insisting so much, you got a contract with the agency you wanted." Klaus reflected for a moment before responding. "Life itself is a game of luck." Aurora raised an eyebrow. "Are you quoting Titanic to me?" Klaus replied, a mischievous sparkle in his eyes. "We're on a boat, isn't it the perfect moment for it? Here's another one: 'life is a gift, and I don't intend to waste it.'"

The risk are worth it if your mind is made up. “I’ll meet with Juliet, round off your activities” “Nicklaus, what’re you gonna do? That’s too risky, you can’t throw it all away!” Klaus has never questioned, what more lectured his command but in this every moment the words just kept rolling out in that direction. “Nicklaus-” “I won’t repeat myself”

I mirrored his excitement and bumped my fist against his, a wide smile spreading across my face. "Good to see you too, Klaus," I said warmly. "I like your new glasses, by the way," I added, pointing to the stylish frames perched on his nose. He chuckled, adjusting the glasses as he sat down opposite me. "It's impressive that you noticed, so thanks," Klaus said, gesturing towards Klaus while wearing a playful smile. "Anyway, Clark's a bit grumpy today, so we'll take our leave first. See you later, guys," Klaus added, waving his hand as he began to tug at Clark's sleeve, urging him to leave.

Caesar said, his voice booming over the now silent arena. The crowd stirred with envy, eyeing Klaus with a mix of admiration and jealousy. He had earned the right to ask for anything. Klaus stepped forward, kneeling on one knee, head bowed in thought. After a moment of silence, he looked up and met Caesar’s gaze. "I want a slave." My heart raced. Klaus’s eyes flickered toward me just before he spoke those words. "A slave? That’s all?" Hommes sneered, still bitter about his earlier defeat. His mocking tone dripped with disdain.