Lilith Quotes Novels & Stories

Lilith- That would require someone with sense. Mara- Shh, here's what you're gonna do, give Adrian some space to think, then he's gonna come back and apologise Lilith- And I stand corrected you have not an ounce of sense, I'll give him some space then I'll apologise. Mara- What did I say? Lilith rolled her eyes putting up a wall to block her out. Lilith was tired but she knew she had to take a shower and get dress so that's what she did.

"Gorgeous? You are such a flirtatious jackass!" "What! It's true. I wouldn't be shocked if Atlas made a move on you." My voice was brusque as I frowned at Melvin and said, "Don't make stupid comments like that!" "Hey, I'm just kidding… ish. I know your mission rule, Lilith," Melvin said with a naive smile. "Then you should know how dumb comments like that can do to me!" "I'm sorry, Lili. I didn't say it to hurt you. I was simply teasing. Forgive me?"

Lilith muttered in her soft innocent voice which she never use when talking to others "That's not what I asked you," Jaden said "I came to apologize again," Lilith said Jaden released his usual fake smile "You can go, apology accepted," Jaden said "Thank you....." She was still saying when the door opened and a guard came in "Leave," Jaden said to Lilith but maybe her legs suddenly became heavy, she couldn't move them, she was curious to know what the guard wanted to say The annoying guard stood still waiting for her to exit the room before he speaks which got her angry, she went out to prevent herself from doing what she knows best she can do when angry

“You should really teach your guardian some manners, Xiana.” “I’m not interested in games, Lilith,” I said, keeping my voice even despite the fire curling in my stomach. “Say what you came to say, or leave.” Her smirk widened. “Oh, but I already have.” She took a step back, and for a moment, the air around her seemed to ripple like heat on the pavement. “You’ll come to me eventually. When you realize that your noble little fight can’t be won with just conviction and borrowed strength.”

“Absolutely not.” “Oh, come now, Isabel,” Lilith cooed, enjoying herself far too much. “It’s just a small gesture, a show of... humility. I’d expect you to be used to it by now. After all,” she continued, her tone turning venomous, “I didn’t expect you to make it back alive from those… perverts.” Her words hit like a slap, a chill running through me as she watched me with a gleam of satisfaction. I forced myself to keep my face expressionless.

Ben pushed the glasses on the bridge of his nose and blushed slightly: "It's just a New Year's greeting; you don't have to be so nervous." "Oh, no matter how simple things are, if they come out of your mouth, they won't be simple anymore," Lilith said. Ben: "I wondered why I've been so tired these past two days. Come to think of it; it's probably because I don't have the pleasure of arguing with you." Lilith said, "If I weighed 300 pounds and had a face of a toad, I doubt you would still have any fun." Ben chuckled. "Lilith, given how you speak, ordinary men dare not marry you."

"...I know, I have a problem." "You need help." " I know...but I can't stop." "You need to." "But it tastes so good." She gave me a blank and mortified look, and I knew that she was at a loss for words. Uptight Lilith lives in her own perfect world where nobody does anything wrong and everyone is the perfect lady. "Let's pretend I never said that...." "..." "You can't even say they don't pay you enough for this job because I'm sure they do."

The game is on, and I’m going to remind whoever dared cross the De Luca family why I’m the Don. --- Lilith I don't like to leave traces. My tracks are always cleared even before I can say Jack. After all that was my charm, clean jobs. I am painting again. This time it is way more darker than my normal paintings. There's a darkness to each stroke. My phone suddenly rings, and I pick it up, knowing who it is,and why exactly he is calling. "Enjoying your husband's house, Lilith?" I grind my teeth at the wicked sarcasm in his tone. "Of course, father."

" Lilith barely reacted, but she stared at the photo for a long time. Her eyes shone bright. She was clearly proud. "True talent shines everywhere. He was born unlucky but lucky to have someone to help him. Comparing yourself to others just makes you bitter. Being jealous won't change anything. You just don't have the talent. When he joins the research institute, you'll still be just an average worker." Her words hit me hard, and I never expected that the "someone" Lilith mentioned was herself. "Are you spacing out?" A cold voice snapped me back. Lilith caught me staring and frowned. "Don't sulk in front of me. If you don't want to sleep, get out."

8–11 minutes He echoed out loud in absolute bewilderment. From the situation, he could somewhat guess what she meant but he wanted to hear her explain it, without that there was no way he'd be able to believe the presumptions his mind reached on its own. A sad smile, full of melancholy and pain, formed on Lilith’s face; saddening further seeing his incredulous look. "Do not underestimate the means of a woman. Do you know this saying? Beauties are the bane of heroes.”