Quotes On The Silent Treatment Novels & Stories

Then it was just the two of us. The moment we'd both been anticipating but not really looking forward to. "This is it huh?" I said "This isn't the time to be sentimental or funny in any way. Finish it so we can get our revenge." True said to me "Well, it was nice knowing you." I said to her I'd been talking to her and she hadn't been replying me. I was getting pretty annoyed "Really? Silence? That's what you're going with?" I said "Sometimes even silence is a great weapon" she said "we haven't even started fighting and you're already getting racked up"

Not a single chirp but pairs and pairs that they unsure how many of it. Half of a minute, that's what it took for the those in nest to come, silently just their described by their name "The sãlnes" a k.a "The silence". They are very sensitive to sound, very sensitive, as much as breathe could be caught. They would prefer them silence, and then only sounds they love, maybe the ripping flesh and bone. No one know how it's look, that's all myth but maybe some information at this moment.

I won’t let him linger on my mistakes tonight. “GOD!! Don’t tell me you are still stuck on that!” He shakes his head. “You know what! Let’s give us a break for a week or two. We can talk again once you can think clearly.” Here it is again. A silent treatment ultimatum. He drives me home in silence. Tension is thick between us. But I have had enough. This needs to be over. Tonight. I wait until he pulls over in front of my house. “So I see you like her?” I finally ask.

Bright noticed the silent treatment he was getting from me. "Dr George, I have noticed this cold attitude of yours towards me and some other persons, is there anything that is bothering you? I have tried to make you feel comfortable and not feel lonely because of the absence of Dr Lucas, but you keep pushing me away" I closed the file I was reading, folded the fingers of my both hands and moved my chair to face Bright. "What else do you want to hear from me? I am being silent because there is no reasonable thing to say. Let us focus on our job and discuss only on jobs"

“And here I thought Vincent had finally come to his senses. You’ve hardly spoken all night.” I capped my lipstick and placed it in my clutch before turning slightly toward her. “Maybe because I haven’t spoken to him.” Her brows rose, surprise flickering before the smirk returned. “Oh? Playing games now?” I smiled sweetly, letting my voice drip with calm I didn’t quite feel. “Not a game. He offended me, and I’m giving him the silent treatment.” Sarah blinked, just once. I leaned closer, as if confiding. “The best part? Even without words, he hasn’t been able to keep his eyes off me.”

He acted like I was a leper, unworthy of his attention. I got close enough to notice the scars on his wrists. Someone asked him about it and his response? “Let’s not focus on unimportant issues.” When it was my turn to speak, he excused himself and stepped out, like the mere sound of my voice disgusted him. I knew he was punishing me for what happened. For letting him fall sick… for almost killing him. And no punishment breaks a person faster like the silent treatment. But it still hurt. My heart hurt. My chest felt like he pinned me down and shoved a flaming torch down my throat.

“We gave you everything! Shelter, food—” “And I gave you silence,” I said quietly. “Years of silence. So don’t talk to me about what you gave. We both know what it cost.”

"Why don't you want to talk, Chiara?" It doesn't make sense, but hearing Wolfgang say my name makes my heart tremble. I take my time to think of a simple answer. "Talking does not solve anything in my life." I don't care to see his face, I turn to look out the window. “Words do not solve anything on this side of life, it is good that you know now. But when we remain silent, we are yielding reason to our enemy, and that is when we lose." I turn to Wolfgang.

Are all guys this stupid? I swear they would stamp all over you and still be like, honey did I do something wrong? "When will you tell me why you're angry?" Probably when people actually start believing in Hakuna Matata, which is never. "So I am getting the silent treatment, huh?" Silence is a girl's loudest cry. "So we'll have a tutoring lesson today." He informed with extreme amusement in his voice. I looked at the teacher, who was glancing at Ace with irritation but didn't say anything.

Jerry said. "Yes he is, we won't forgive him". Erica yelled. "Thank you guys, I have forgotten him already, he is useless to me how". "But what if he talks to her" Erica asked. "Silent treatment. Yes give him a silent treatment, he would be gone before you know it". Jerry said. "Silent treatment". I repeated nodding countless times. "Your head might fall off your neck of you don't stop doing that". Jerry teased. "Let's change the topic, what was Mom's reaction to why happened yesterday". Beatrice asked.