Novel & Cerita Quotes About Losing A Game

I replied when I realized what he is trying to point out and I heaved a deep sigh. "You got it, anak. Alam mo bang iyan ang motto ko simula nung makilala ko ang Mommy niyo. In every decision I took, I always think and consider of her kung hindi ba ito mag-rereflect sa kaniya or does it will affect her, like that questions. Because losing a queen is a sign of a king and soldiers failures," he said while playing a pen in his fingers. I stared at him and trying to analyze what is trying to say. "And why you suddenly said that to me?" I asked him. He just shrug his shoulders like he don't know anything.

Don't play a game just to have fun. Stop going with the flow and start determining what's the real purpose of the game. Game is a game and you can't deny the fact that you may lose or win. Author's Pov: "Bilisan mo, Shan maabutan ka na ng oras!" Malakas na sigaw ni Jake sa kabilang bahagi ng pasilyo kung saan naroroon na natatapos ang larong sinalihan nila.

At ngayon— Hindi na ako naglalaro para manalo. Naglalaban na ako para maningil. Because someone took one of mine. And in this world— That kind of mistake… Costs everything. Huminga ako nang mabagal. At sa wakas— Tuluyan nang nagbago ang laro. “War doesn’t end…” “…until one side disappears.” At sisiguraduhin ko— Hindi ako ang mawawala.

“They just lose.” I stared at him. “And what about you?” tanong ko. “What about me?” “Are you any different?” Sandali siyang natahimik. Then slowly, ngumiti siya. Pero hindi na iyon ang playful smile na nakasanayan ko. Mas malamig iyon. Mas mapanganib. “Ely, you should know something and you should keep this in mind,” sabi niya. “What?” “That once we start this game… there’s no going back.”

I said I’ve moved on, but part of md is still waiting for them to show up a my door, preferably with a bouquet of flowers, asking if I can both surrender to this terrible game. I can assume they still think about ms as much as he think of them, and that one day when the world is done showing them what they lost, they’ll come back on their knees begging for you to take them back. It’s what we all wish would happen; something to fuel our ego and pride. But we might be the only one playing this game. Now what happens when they never come back? What happens when you realize they have moved on, maybe even quicker than you have?

Tinitigan niya lang ito at nang mapag-tanto na wala itong balak na bawiin ang kan'yang sinabi ay napailing nalang siya. Mukhang wala siyang choice kung hindi ang kalabanin ito kagaya ng nais nito. Pinatunog niya ang leeg at daliri. “Then, don't blame me if you lose.” Aniya at napasinghal naman ito habang naka-fighting position

Kumunot ang noo niya at sinabi, "Hindi counted 'yan." Sabi ni Zeus, "Hindi, ang isang tunay na lalaki ay tinatanggap ang kanyang pagkatalo." Sumagot si Eli, "Hindi patas ang labanang ito." Sumagot siya, "Walang regrets pagkatapos mag-move. Kailangan mong tanggapin kung ikaw ay nanalo o natalo."

“If I win this game, you will come back to me and we will forget everything and if I lose, I guess I have to win your trust again for you to come back.” “No. I’ll let you lose this time. If you lose I will come back to you and we will forget everything but if you win, I will have to say goodbye. It's game over for the two of us. Deal?” Hindi ako makasagot ng mga oras na iyon pero risk taker ako. Sanay ako sa ganyang kundisyon. “Alright. Deal.” malamig kong sambit sa kanya at nanggigigil na hinalikan ang dice habang matamang nakatingin sa kanyang magandang mga mata.

Ako pa talaga hinamon niya. Ngumisi naman si Cayden. "This is the game. You will eat this, while I'll eat on the other side. The first one who will break free, will lose and will have the consequence." Paliwanag nito sa akin na ikinanlaki ng mata ko!

“When the time comes that what I’m saying proves true, I’ll remind you that I told you so. And I’ll rub it in your lovesick face.” She turned and walked away, leaving me alone with my guilt, my regrets, my fears. The weight of her accusations, the truth of her words— they were heavy burdens, crushing me, suffocating me. And I knew, with a chilling certainty, that the game was far from over. And I was losing.