Lumalee Quotes Novels & Stories

Lucian's voice came as he stepped into the room. Leila rolled her eyes. "I didn't think you'd care?" she said. "ouch, that hurt." he said clutching his chest in fake pain. She flipped her hair. "you've heard bout Rebbecca right?"she asked. He nodded. "it's making waves on the internet, why wouldn't I hear about her. she's doing good for herself." he said." Leila scoffed. “Sta facendo proprio del bene, sì sì…”(She’s really doing good, yeah right…)

Her cheeks were flushed red like rose lilies in the garden. “ The newbie is talking to the country pumpkin. Who does he think he is ? “ they swallowed hard, glaring directly at me who was not ready for any bull shit. “ Lara “ I called her name while Reis exchanged glances at the others . “ The moment you try anything stupid you are gone for life “ Reis warned, leaning over my ears but I didn't flinch. “ Reis, have you gone nuts? Don't you have any shame at all left ?”

No wonder people love them and worship them "I need to take that words back" I said pouring the drink again "Just because of Cailey Locason , you don't want girls to cling because of you? Are you being serious?" "So you're going to whip right now? Where the fun dude?" Liam said "Drug or toxic" "What are you talking about?"

She stammered, fidgeting with her fingers in her lap. Mr. Marshal nodded, “Yes,” he replied simply. “Oh… then—I have to bother you—sorry.” She squeezed her eyes, trying to calm down her nerves. Why did she find it so hard to speak to him? Mr. Marshal raised his brows at her, “Sorry?” Lila opened her eyes and nodded slowly. “Y-es. You—“ She swallowed as she forced her words out. “You will be stuck with—me. I’m pretty boring unlike Alice.” Lila's voice trailed off, a hint of self-doubt creeping into her words. She couldn't help but compare herself to Alice, her vibrant and outgoing sister who always seemed to capture everyone's attention effortlessly.

Lily’s face paled as she butted her lips to refrain herself from saying anything that would bring any more trouble. “Of course. Do you think a peasant like her would be able to match our class? Don't joke around, Liya.” Sarah commented with a chuckle, joining Aurelia to humiliate her. Lily clenched her teeth, trying to stop herself from saying something she knew she would regret. However, the moment Sarah’s words left her mouth, her patience snapped. She looked at Aurelia and Sarah before meeting their eyes. They had already had enough of their mockery and insults.

“You say that every time we save the world.” “Because it keeps getting worse!” I laughed. I didn’t mean to. But I did. Arielle leaned against me. “Lucian?” “Yes?” “Next time… you jump into the flames first.” “I’ll race you.”

“This is incredible, Laura.” “You're just saying that,” she said, feeling her cheeks tingle once again. “I'm dead serious,” he said. “This is unbelievable. How did you make this?” “I won't tell you all of the secrets,” she said, with a sly smile. “But I can tell you that part of it is about using lemons straight off of the tree. Once you have lemonade with fresh lemons, you'll never be able to go back.” “You're right about that,” he said, shaking his head in awe. “I think you've just ruined me. I'll never be able to drink lemonade from the store again.”

Lilly The moment the words had left my mouth, and I saw the look on Lena’s face, I regretted it. Looking around the table, I saw Leah and Julie watching me, a look of disapproval on their faces as they began a conversation with me through the mind link. “Lilly, that big mouth of yours will one day be the death of you,” Julie said to me in her usual disapproving tone. “I wasn’t trying to cause problems, I was just curious,” I replied.

Lana's reaction disrupted Liam's relaxed posture, leading him to open his eyes reluctantly. "Don't overthink it. Remember, he's a family member, and his influential position could play to your advantage," Liam explained. Unconvinced by his explanation, Lana retorted, "Who was it that once told me, 'No matter what happens, I've got your back,' encouraging me not to fear taking decisive action?" Liam pretended to be unaware, saying, "Did someone say that? It doesn't ring a bell." Slightly exasperated, Lana sighed. "So, are you equating promises to, you know, letting out a fart?"

With biting sarcasm, Qemal sneered, "Liam, you think you're entitled to eat? Are you worthy? Weren't you bragging about how great you are? Not just some deadbeat living off my sister's generosity. You boasted that this private room was a mere 75 thousand dollars, didn't you? Then show some backbone and don't eat!" Qemal's words were more than just harsh; they cut deep, and Liam's expression darkened instantly. Little Jovie, overhearing the exchange, felt her eyes well up with hurtful tears, her lips quivering as she fought back the urge to cry.