Newsies Quotes Romane & Geschichten

"It had been so long since I'd been to school. Even if I'd wanted to, they wouldn't have accepted me. I'm just too dumb!" Nash's gaze had returned to the newspaper in his hand as he had casually remarked, "As long as you want to, nothing is too difficult."

"Last question." A veteran reporter from The Wall Street Journal stood. "Ms. Johnson, Mr. Taylor. given the extraordinary measures taken to discredit you both, do you have any message for Ms. Fairchild or Mr. Jones?" Honey and Grayson exchanged a glance. He nodded slightly, deferring to her. Taking a deep breath, she leaned toward the microphone. "The truth speaks for itself," she said simply. "We're moving forward with our lives and wish they would do the same with theirs."

A text from an unknown number. “Sister, I’ve left New York. I’m going to Detroit. I’m going to start from the bottom, learn how to earn my own money, how to survive. I will work myself to the bone to pay back my debt. Maybe I’ll die in the streets because I’m not strong enough, but I’m ready to accept my fate. Goodbye. Take care.” I stared at the words, a flash of lightning illuminating my impassive face. I didn’t reply. I turned off the screen, but I didn’t block the number.

"Boss Maynes has done a lot of bad things in Quayside city. Even without me, inspector Wood will soon arrest him for the case. Boss Maynes has been arrested. Quayside City has finally become a peaceful place. I believe that the people of Quayside city will be overjoyed since the justice is served. As for the people of Leeds village, they are just fulfilling the condition in the contract. Why should we pacify them?" After he said that, he threw the microphone back to the reporters directly. As soon as he raised his eyes, he saw a woman in a blue dress standing outside the crowd. With a slight smile on his lips, he pushed the reporters, who were standing in front of him, aside and walked over

a guy says from behind me, he meant the TV, and when I looked I could see the red Breaking News covering the screen. "What the fuck?" the barista says as she turned the volume to the max letting the whole shop hear the news. "Breaking news, we are under attack, the government have tried to let out a warning, but the citizen of the new America has decided to ignore it, the white house is down, the president is dead, the roads are being attacked, but who is attacking us," the reporter says, I didn't believe it, I don't believe we're under attack.