Markiplier Quotes Novels & Stories

I joked. “You’re funny.” He laughed, scooting closer to me. “Thanks, and you’re too old for me,” I stated, smiling sweetly. “I’m only nineteen.” He looked at me challengingly. I nodded. “Yeah, but eighteen is my limit, so you’re shit outta luck, bud,” I said. I heard Liam laugh behind me. “I could make you change your mind,” Mark stated confidently. I laughed humourlessly. “You know what, I’d bet you twenty bucks that you got nothing of interest for me,” I replied just as confidently.

“I didn’t say it would.” “Then why say it at all?” Mark took a slow sip of his drink before answering. “Because you asked what would happen if you ended up alone,” he said. “I gave you an answer.” “That’s not an answer,” she said. “That’s insane.” “It’s direct.” “It’s unrealistic,” she corrected. “Is it?” “Yes,” she said immediately. “We don’t even like each other.” “You don’t like me,” he said. “That’s different.”

“You kidnap‍ped⁠ a child.” ‍ “I protected my legacy.” ‌ “You traumat‌ized a five-year‍-old.” S⁠ilence follo‌wed‍ b‍riefly. Then Mark spok‍e co⁠lder than before. “You w⁠ere becoming weak.” Liam laughed o‍n‌ce. Darkly⁠. “You think loving them makes m‌e weak⁠?” “I think l‍ovi⁠ng an‌yone mak‌es you‍ predictable.”

He said, which made Mariko roll her eyes. She pointed at herself. “Do I look like nature?” she asked mockingly. “No. But you are beautiful.” He said, which made her taken aback. Mariko was speechless, which made Marcus laugh. “Why can't you answer that now? Don't you always have an answer to everything I say?” Mariko hissed. “I just don’t want to waste my saliva answering your nonsense words. Your tricks won’t work for me.” “But I am just stating the facts.” Marcus bluntly said, which made Mariko flustered.

I said pointing towards the door. “Okay, thank you” Oliver smiled sheepishly. “Anytime” I replied casually. ‘Anything for you, Oliver.’ “Seriously, thank you so much for everything” His words were holding deep meaning and it didn’t take a lot of time for me to understand what he was trying to convey. “Don’t mention it. You are always welcome” I said meaning every word. “What about me?” Mark asked in desperation, he is a self-important as***ole. “Get lost” I said with a smile.

Mark felt disgusted by his words. “You say you’ve never done anything bad? What a disgusting piece of shit!” He kicked the man on his stomach. Harper took out a piece of recorder from his bag and calmly walked over to him. He said he never did anything bad? He dared to shoot his mama, he would pay for it.

Let's aim for even more success ahead! Cheryl chimed in with polished platitudes, the pair hyping each other like they'd closed a multimillion-dollar deal. Mark messaged me privately: [A $500K order? Even my retail deals are bigger than that. I don't know where they get the nerve to brag in the group.] I texted back with a laugh: [Hey, a win's a win. Let them bask for now.] Mark: [When is your move, boss? Can't wait to see them crash and burn.]

Mark said. "We all missed it. This isn't your fault," Levi assured him as he looked through the glove compartment. He remembered stuffing a few bottles of water there. He pulled one out and a pack of tissues. "God, Levi, I'm so exhausted. I don't think I can carry on." Mark took the water and the tissues. "You can, and you will!" "How can you be so sure?" he asked, blowing his nose. "Quitting is not in your nature," Levi reminded him. Mark was probably one of the few people he knew who were fiercely competitive. He came up with Chassis's tagline—Defeat is not an option.

Mark glanced at me, still looking over his shoulder before responding: “Listen, nothing is easy. As a Forbes list billionaire, I think you already knew that. So stop waiting for things to be easy, and tackle the difficult ones as they are. It will never get easy, bro!” “Ha, since when did you become a wise man?” I joked, hitting him playfully on the arm. “Ah! It’s Abby’s wisdom, bro. It’s rubbing off on me.” We broke out in laughter, reminiscing the old times when Mark would mock me for being the intelligent one. Sharing moments with Mark was blissful, as he was not only my best friend but also my business partner and the brother I never had. “I hope your girl is wise too,” he added before h

Mark scolded one day when he commented on Lisa's habit of shopping for discounts. "No. I memorized the price. That is a really big discount, you know!" Lisa dismissed her brother's theories and advice. Which was met with a quiet snort from Mark. "Huh, crazy rich children can’t understand," he scoffed. Lisa replied, of course, that the same crazy rich's children were forbidden to insult each other.