Masuka Quotes Novels & Stories

Seriously? "Zonan kuzauna munzo kuma bakowa a gida har za mu tafi. (Come here and sit down we came here but neither of you are here we were almost leaving." She said all smiles. I went over to her and sat down on the rug close to her feet. But the irresponsible Deeja sat down on the couch. I shot her a glare and then she sat down beside me. "Ahhh..these children have grown Masha Allah." She said.

To my family—both chosen and blood—thank you for your support and belief in me. To those who read this story and see pieces of themselves, thank you for your courage. To every survivor: this was written for you. Opening Quote “Even when no one hears you scream, your truth still matters. So, scream your truth.” — Malissa Wood “She didn’t forget the pain—she grew around it. Like roots breaking through concrete, she made something beautiful from what tried to bury her.” -Unknown

Luke stepped on the pedal and said, “Young ladies have no shame nowadays. They’d just serve themselves on a silver platter. Wouldn’t you say, Mr. Mason?” However, Mason didn’t respond to him, making him feel a little embarrassed.

I heard Masha's stern voice. " like what ?" I asked about taking the first turn in our society. " You know what I'm talking about, Raghav is such a good guy but you just turned him down. How can you be so heartless ? like how in the hell you can dislike such a handsome guy. " said Masha. " Masha, first of all stop talking like i'm the one who's at fault because it's clearly not" I snapped at her. " this is not about who's right or who is wrong Anu, this is about your life. till when you're going to lie to yourself " Masha's authoritative voice rang in my ears.

She knows I hated it when she repeated this same statement, hadn't it been done in one day. I mentioned my name, willing to accept her rejection when Masha scurried into the sitting room. Her palm on her head as she slowed down, flashing her face to a different expression. She chimed into our conversation and bowed down on her knees. I couldn't believe Jessica did this to her, I couldn't imagine she could even fight for her freedom out of Masha's grip. Masha is a one hundred years old wolf and in human form she is seventy. Forgetting the fact that she's an old wolf, she is still one of the strongest beta female that I have picked as my slave from the pack who went against me.

And I couldn’t control my laughter when I recalled how badly he sucked at the language. “You know, I once read a grand quote by someone. It said, ‘Before you die, experience the love of a writer, poet or painter.’” “If you’re lucky enough to be an artist’s muse, they will immortalise you.” I finish for him. It’s one of my favourite quotes of all times. He stares at me with a hint of warmth, his eyes telling me more about him than his words. We both avoid eye contact and glance at the table. I’ve no idea why I’m acting like a ten-year-old.

she gave me our blessing “Sasa jī tusīṁ bilakula ṭhīka hō phira tusīṁ mainū iha kahi kē bēvakūpha ki'uṁ kara ditā ki tusīṁ bīmāra sī (Translation: Mother in law you are just fine then why you got me all reckless saying that you were ill)” I then whined

He believed their combined wisdom and resilience would overcome any obstacle. After receiving practical advice from Mahesh, Isabella felt focused and determined, her genuine smile reflecting her newfound purpose. "Thank you, Mahesh," she said sincerely. "I truly appreciate not just your invaluable guidance and the strategic insights you offer, but also your unwavering belief in my potential, the faith you have shown in my abilities even when I have harboured doubts. And perhaps most of all," she added, "thank you for making me feel truly alive, for igniting a spark within me that I didn't even realise was dormant."

Maaysa exaggerated sipping her hot tea with gutso. "Whatever helps you sleep at night, stupid woman." Rukayyah muttered the last part but still wanted Maaysa to hear her and she did but didn't comment because she heard Mashhub's voice hollering out their names. "Pizza is here!" And Maaysa ran very fast out of the room making Rukayyah's eyes to widen because it's been long since she last ran but seeing Maaysa do so is making her stomach hurl. The girl has so much energy and Rukayyah is afraid when she falls pregnant, they will have a hard time stopping her from running around like that.

Akosua took the microphone from her husband and spoke. “In this life, it pays to be kind to others, if I was a bad wife or a bad mom to my baby Maakua, no one would have been there for me and these blessings wouldn't have been here either. I'm just thankful to me. God who fought for me, my enemies turned out to be my own immediate family, my mom, sister, brother and father. Today where are they? Some are dead and others facing judgement. And to the young women out there, I am not saying money is evil, but the love of it is the root of all evil. Go to school, learn a trade and work as little as it is, trust me it will grow. Slaying, won't help. I can use Serwaa as an example, she married a ri