Lilith Quotes Novels & Stories

Lilith couldn’t stop herself from asking those questions. She was desperate to know whether there might a chance of Lucy ever coming back. Patricia didn’t say anything for a good amount of time that Lilith thought she wouldn’t get any answers to her questions. Then, Patricia smiled lightly. “Only time would tell.” Noticing the impatience in Lilith’s tensed body, “Patience is a virtue,” Patricia added. Lilith nodded with a gulp as she kept her calm. Patricia closed her eyes yet again before she said a series of words as an incantation.

Might as well have some fun. “Okay, so how about you be a gentleman and let me light one with whatever magic you used.” This chick has a mouth. I almost smirk. I turn around and blink a few times when I realize it’s Lilith. Fuck me. She looks a lot hotter up close. She has just enough makeup to make her features stick out. Her eyes are so blue they remind me of sapphires. And her mouth is in a pout that makes me want to claim it for my own. And that body, I want to know what it tastes like.

My heart slammed violently against my chest, my eyes widening in disbelief as the sting burned across my cheek, stealing the breath from my lungs. “You don’t seem to get it, do you?” Lilith said, her voice thick with rage as she glared down at me. My body remained frozen, my vision trembling, until she spoke again. “All this time, you’ve only been talking about yourself. About how scared you are. About how you didn’t want to die.” Her voice wavered. “But Kael…” She swallowed hard. “Kael, you are not a weakling because you were afraid. Fear is human. I get scared too. I was terrified yesterday—terrified of dying, terrified of leaving my mother behind, terrified of meeting the same fate as my

She caught up to me. “I know that you are planning something. But I really hope that you don’t think Seline is going to show up in the middle of this battle and help you. She never gets her hands dirty. She leaves everything up to fate. She doesn’t believe in stepping in and messin with fate.” Lilith said. “Too bad you couldn’t learn from her.” I said. “No. I like getting my hands dirty. I like causing the chaos that I cause. It’s fun.” She said. And I glared at her. “Come on. Have a sense of humor. Are you sure you’re my granddaughter?” She asked.

Lilith responded a little sad. "Goodness friend! You should be happy; don't you want to be in the spotlight of fame? "It's a great opportunity." She stated this cheerfully. "Oh well, it's a great opportunity for people that love such things; I just want to be a person of my own, you know." "Oh, don't worry, God will grant us our heart's desires." Jenny prayed dramatically, making Lilith pass out a little laugh. "So tell me, have you been to the viper establishment before?" Lilith asked.

The only time she chided them was when the disrespect happened in serious moments like this. “For flunking another task and contaminating my territory with this cursed mortal’s soul, I hereby shut the gates of hell to you!” Lilith declared. “You shall roam the streets of the Earth until you undo this grave mistake.” “What?!” I exclaimed. “Roam the street as a mortal? No! I can’t be a mortal. Those creatures are fragile and prone to all sorts of diseases! What if I die there? I’ll never have the chance to return.”

I had missed it when she just agreed without any complaint. “I said you can,” Lilith sat down on the bed beside me and softly held my hands. “My mother used to remind me everyday of a saying before she died. Always return a favor to those who have shown you favor even if it costs you your life. And I swore to always abide by it. I knew a day like this would come. I just hope that you won’t forget me and your people when you’ve gotten home. You’ll always be in the heart of your people as a hero. You have treated us well but we weren’t given the time to reward you for your deeds. Fate is a bastard, isn’t it?”

Trying to tag along with her cool friends to feel cool herself and take her kind of revenge on her father was definitely a terrible idea. "The one who needs to earn some extra cash." Grace replies to a distressed looking Irish. "And the one which is definitely illegal." Chirps in Lilith who spoke for the first time tonight when they are already together for like an hour now. Yeah, definitely the quiet one of the group. "Oh? Someone has found her mouth finally?" Emily looks back to eye Lilth who is sitting right beside Irish on the back seat. "I was blessed with a mouth when I was born unlike someone who has lost her brain doing stupid stuff." Lilith jokes back but her tone is flat as if she

Ruby: Lilith's eyes flashed with anger at my words, her lips curling into a snarl. "You dare to mock me? You think you can outwit me with your pathetic attempts at humour?" "I'm not mocking you, Lilith; I'm just stating the obvious." I retorted boldly, maintaining eye contact with her. "I remember warning you clearly the last time, didn't I? But here you stand before me, still thinking you can control my fate. Your level of delusion is amazing." There was a hint of amusement in my voice as I challenged her.

Lilith trudged after me, muttering under her breath. “I swear, if that witch had said one more useless riddle, I would’ve ripped her table in half,” Lilith grumbled as the glass doors slid open. That must be her wolf talking, it was really obvious. “You say that every time,” I said, waving at the valet. “No, this time I meant it. She opened her mouth like she was about to say something actually important, then dropped that stupid ‘paths aren’t always meant to be walked alone’ line. What does that even mean?”