Negan Quotes Novels & Stories

Henry shouted, "No! Yelena, I will never divorce you! And the child—why did you never tell me about it?" His voice trembled as he spoke. He was probably regretting it, but what was the use of regret? We could never go back. No matter how hard he tried, it was over. "I will never agree to a divorce!" Henry insisted. "Don't joke with me. This isn't funny at all." So, he thought I was joking.

I was the Architect of an empire built on shadow and static. "I know it’s a trap, Nevan," I said, my voice layered with the hollow resonance of the Sovereign. "But if we don't go, they’ll keep biting at the edges. They’ll keep testing the firewalls. We need to show them that there is no 'negotiation.' There is only the design I choose."

"Because I have no use for it. The crutches are enough" "So fucking use them" "Don't snap at me. I might wake up tomorrow and decide to ruin your life all over again." "You do realize your threats mean nothing to me. Right? I'm not scared of you, Natalia" "If you don't want to lose, never underestimate your opponent. You never what someone is truly capable of"

He said, standing up. "Why didn't you just take us?” I yelled after him. “You know I'm a terrible driver" he yelled back. I scoffed, smiling. That was true. His favorite quote was, why drive a car when it's not trying to kill you? Only God knows where he read that one from....

“I’m training with the Golden skills now.” The Seer snorted, his face twisting in disgust. “Training with the Golden skills? You think that’s enough?” He got up, his gait smooth even in old age, and pointed his bony finger at Sage. “Have you any idea how many people of your ilk have tried this way? How many have been lost forever?” He took a step forward, eyes blazing with intensity. “Your bones will rot in the soil of that world, Sage. Is that what you want?”

“Gracie, but I always called her Inferno. She was the fire in my cold world as a young boy and I didn’t want it put out.” Neriah's eyes close for a while, even as she stops walking. “You’re repeating history with me, and you’re promising to never let go. I can’t let you make such promise Cainan, it won’t be fair if you do.” He smiles warmly at her. “I already did. Someone once said, ‘I have a thing for loving what I can’t have and fighting for what I can’t keep,’ but I’d like to think of myself more than a hopeless warrior.”

Never! "I must say Mr. Nicklaus your speech is quite pathetic but I'm sorry there's absolutely nothing I can do to help you, I think whatever you're going through now is what you deserve after all if you dig a hole for an innocent person you fall in it" "You speak with so much hatred in your eyes"

I was always with dad, helping me with whatever he wanted. "You would never know what I've had to sacrifice just to succeed King Marlon. And then you came back, and took everything away from me, and the stupid people chose you over me as well. "They will all pay. And you yourself as well." Negan muttered coldly under his breath. He smiled with contempt, and finally stood up from the chair, walked to the door, and left the room. ***************** Kellan sat exactly where he'd sat on the branch the first time he'd seen his mate, running.

"Can't seem to escape her ghost, can I?" ‌ Nathan leaned back, taking a sip of his drink. "You know, Magnus, I've been thinking. Maybe you should take a page out of Sabrina's book and find happiness elsewhere. My initial suggestion was just making fun of you.” ‌ I shot him a glare. "You're hilarious, Nathan. Truly." ‌ He grinned, undeterred. "Just saying, there are plenty of wolves in this bar who would kill for a dance with the mighty Alpha Magnus." ‌

"You are not a person, Neoma. You never were. You are the missing piece of my engine. You are the bio-regulator that will allow me to consume the Moon without burning." My hands clenched in the restraints. I tested the steel. I pulled. My muscles strained, fibers stretching. The metal held firm. It bit into my wrists until I felt the skin break. "I am not a thing," I spat. Saliva hit the glass. "Oh, but you are," Nergal whispered. His eyes gleamed. It wasn't sanity. It was the madness of a man who thought he was a god. "You are the greatest thing ever made." He pressed a button on the console.