Quotes About Danger Novels & Stories

You don't want to be the one that partied with the boss's son when he gets shot. Lesson number two. Avoid being the one at fault, or you're going to end up dead quickly." "But isn't he safe with all the security around?' I asked. "Lesson number three, bro. You are never safe. The moment you feel safe is when the enemy strikes." "Why are you sounding like a sage all of a sudden, Kaz?" I started laughing, but it was cut short by the pain I felt. The hangover mixed with my face hurting from all the blows from the jump in.

“We bust meth labs more often than you’d think around here.” “Is it like Breaking Bad?” “Most aren’t that cool-looking.” “Sounds dangerous, though.” I nod, not one to sugarcoat anything. “I know what I’m doing.” “Good. Because I need you home tonight.” I’m tempted to tell her I love her again, because I never really do know what the day will bring. I suppose the danger is there for anyone who leaves the house: car accidents claim the lives of many every day, but it’s a little different when you’re leaving the house to go running into danger.

It was a familiar car… Tainted black window of front seat rolled down and I saw a familiar face “Get in” Kabir said without even sparing a glance at my face. I did not troubled myself to argue this time and quietly occupied passenger seat beside him “Seatbelt” he said and I buckled my seatbelt “You are driving?” I questioned him back and he passed me a bored expression and started driving… “Do you even have slightest of idea how dangerous those streets are in night?” Kabir questioned me with his eyes on road ahead

he replied. “He could have sent someone else. It’s not like anything is going to happen to me…not that it really matters…” I muttered softly before letting out another sigh. “That is not true, My Lady. Danger can be lurking anywhere and everywhere and that is why we need to be on guard to remain safe at all times. Also, it would be bad if something were to happen to you,” he replied softly. What could ever happen to me? --To be continued…

"Dangerous how." "Dangerous like people have already been hurt. Dangerous like the less specific I am, the safer you are, and I hate saying that sentence because it sounds like every movie where the man turns out to be lying." I put the glass down untouched. "I'm not going to lie to you. But there are pieces I'm not going to hand you, because handing them to you puts you on a list, and you don't belong on it."

I said, “But…” I cut him off, “I know it’s dangerous... but, I asked Coop to install cameras everywhere in the room, don’t worry,” I said, “There’s nothing to worry about,” I said while smiling at him, “How can I not worry when you keep putting yourself in danger,” He said while staring down at me, he let out a sigh, “This is dangerous, you shouldn’t have done that!” I shrugged while smiling at him, “Someone has to take the risk,” I said,

he cut me off. My heart beat fast as I heard what he said. What does he mean by dangerous? "Listen to me Rose. You should stop uncle Roman, once he associate his self to Santorini all of you will be in danger. I don't know how to explain it to you, but Santorini are dangerous. Bargaining to them is like bargaining to satan. You'll be all in danger" I unconsciously let go of his hand creasing my forehead. "What do you mean?" I ask

, Laura's mother asked. I lit my cigarette and put it in my mouth. "Don Danger is back, and he's here to stay, forever ".

I close my eyes and try to listen to which voice inside me is louder: the one that says to obey, to survive, to be grateful forever or the one that says to take every bright thing that catches your eye and burn the world down into a version you remember wanting. The man from the scar shows again at a table, eyes blunt with memory. He doesn’t speak to me but to someone in a cap who nods and laughs. I pretend not to see. Liora catches my eye and gives a small, minuscule nod not comfort, not warning, just a tally. “The thing about danger,” she says once, as we walk along the river in a rare moment when her hand finds mine, “is it feels inevitable until you’re actually in it. Then it’s just math

That we would have to make a desperate decision very soon. “I love you Dustin. I’m so damn sorry,” I said, stroking his face. He shook his head. “I knew at a young age what my father was doing, who he was getting into bed with. It was only a matter of time. It could have happened at any moment, if he’d pissed off the wrong person or said the wrong thing. The danger was always present, looming. But dying for love, for my mate, to keep her with me and away from that bald piece of shit, that’s a cause certainly worth dying for,” he said.