Pandora Box Quotes Novels & Stories

“I’m just not ready to open the box he sent. I’ve already been burnt once.” “Oh, come on, please,” Amanda begs, and Gabriel joins in with her. I keep saying no until I’m on my fourth glass of wine. Then, I find myself running to my room to retrieve the tiny box

He really doesn't understand the situation. But Pandora does. Pandora's divine power comes from the myth of "Pandora's Box"—the ancient Greek source of all worldly disasters. Because of her power, her survival instincts are insanely sharp. She can literally feel when death is near. Earlier, when the loud guy told her to open the door and trap me, her instincts screamed at her to say no. But she got lucky. She thought, There are six of us. We are the elite. There is no way we can lose to a single freshman.

He said more and started measuring and cutting. "Really? It's cheap." I still comment even though I'm not interested. Probably cheap because the design is not good. "Yes, the cloth is cheap, young lady." He answered while cutting. "Sister, just wondering. Have you ever heard a story here that someone got into Pandora?" I asked here and it suddenly stopped cutting and looked at me. "Ah, because we heard about it. We're not sure if it's true or not because it seems impossible to happen." I'm still sneaking in. This sister looked scary, I feel like she was going to set me on fire anytime.

Caesar retorted, "and I suppose that love is so alien to you that you would willingly prey on a believer like me to prove your point." "Pfft! Hold on, that's what you truly think of me?" Pandora grinned. "You're quite an arrogant fellow, I see. I was going to invite you out of good sportsmanship, but if this is how you feel about me, then I might as well live up to your expectations... Mark my words, Caesar Braddock, I will own your puny little judgemental heart and that dashing face," she declared. Caesar was taken aback by her carefree attitude and bizarre threat, yet he concealed his surprise well.

he asked me. "I wanted to know if you knew what Ezra's amulet looked like because I vaguely recall seeing resting against his bare chest," I stated honestly. "Tell me how you have two pereche, Pandora, doesn't seem very fair to the rest of us," Troy stated, the very first words he had ever spoken to me. I cocked my brow and glared at the pipsqueak. "Really, pereche with both of these two," I grinned slightly and eyed both of the men in question.

She found Joel still seated comfortably as he bobbed his head to the music in his ears. Shooting him a killing look, she sat on one of the chairs close to the door. The motivational posters of various colours that decorated the sky-blue painted walls caught her attention. And most of them, she observed, contained quotes from famous people. Some she had heard of and some she had read about. "A woman is like a tea bag; you never know how strong it is until it's in hot water." ~ Eleanor Roosevelt. That one made her smile. “The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." ~ Nelson Mandela

Chloe and Isabella sat facing each other on the bed while the box remained in between them. "I thought you wanted to be completely alone…" "Shh!" Chloe interrupted as she tried to unlock the box. Her hands were sweaty and shaky, hence causing a delay. “Why are you so anxious?” Isabella wondered. Chloe rolled her eyes as she replied, “Pandora’s box is expected to bring unforeseen trouble, how am I not supposed to be anxious?” She immediately went back to unlocking the box and for several seconds, she hissed and sighed, stressing over the passcode.