Quotes On Walk Alone Novels & Stories

"Mia, we're leaving. We don't need Daddy anymore. Okay?" "Okay." We packed our things and walked out. I never looked back.

"It's going to be harder than you think." "Someone like me," I repeated. "You mean human." "I mean alone." The word hit harder than I expected. I looked down at my boots. "I'm used to being alone." "I don't think you are," Kai said quietly. "I think you've been alone for so long you've forgotten what it feels like to not be." I didn't know what to say to that. He didn't wait for an answer. He just nodded once, turned, and walked away.

When Ethan Lane came back from his business trip, he pulled two dolls out of his suitcase. One was pink, the other blue. His daughter, Nina Lane's eyes lit up for a second when she saw the pink one. But instead of reaching for it, she glanced over at Crystal Shaw, Vivian Shaw's daughter. That five-year-old girl had already stretched out her hand for the pink doll. So Nina pulled her hand back and said quietly, "I'll take the blue one." I froze. Nina's loved pink ever since she was little. Her backpack is pink, her water bottle is pink, even her hair clips are always pink. But the moment Crystal was in the picture, she stepped aside. Later, when Ethan drove Vivian and Crystal home, I ask

“And when it’s over,I walk away. From this pack. From this house.” From all of you. The words didn’t need to be spoken aloud. They were already understood. Caroline stood there unshaken, unreachable, and completely alone. And for the first time, they all realized… They had already lost her.

They grabbed their towels from the rack at the edge of the ground and walked toward me, Kaelen wiping his face, Terak unhurried as always. “Hi,” I said. “Hi,” Kaelen said, studying my face. “What are you doing out here alone?” “I wasn’t feeling well,” I said. “I needed some air.” Terak looked at me steadily. “You should have waited for one of us. You know you shouldn’t be walking around alone. Not given the situation.” “I know,” I said. “I do know that.” I exhaled. “But sometimes I get tired of being cooped up in that room. I just needed to breathe.”

Big King I didn't have a place in mind when I began walkin', and I just didn't want us to get lost in ourselves. If we stayed indoors, I know she would try and fuck me again, and then this entire mini break would be spent in bed. Which, I don't mind, except for back at the club. We don't get moments like this. Alone, the freedom to just leave and walk 'round. She's walkin' ahead of me and talkin' away. I'm listenin', but my eyes are more focused on her ass right now. The way it moves as she takes a step. How that movement changes, when she takes a larger step up the hill.

Heather felt like she was being increasingly psychotic as even she couldn’t understand her mentality. She yearned to be in a bustling crowd; she wanted to be around people and not be alone. Truth be told, walking alone in the snow wasn’t that romantic, after all. On the contrary, it made one seem even more lonely. This was the last situation Heather would want to be in. Once she had had a taste of the goodness of someone or something, it would be hard to leave them anymore, and it would be even more painful to lose them. You can’t lose something you’ve never had in the first place. Gaining something is the start of losing it. Heather had seen this quote somewhere and it had left a strong imp

He said a few words regarding the topic and ended the speech by saying, "just remember you came alone, you'll live alone and you'll die alone. Don't trust anybody more than yourself. Be your own best friend and your own worst enemy to keep the balance of life. Never underestimate yourself and never look back to the people who stab you. They are not worth it, and loyalty is rare. So raise your standards and wear your self respect as the most valuable outfit but ever undress it in front of anybody especially not in love"Students raised clap throughout the auditorium and he walked away from the stage. Leaving the auditorium and his men followed him behind. Veronica stood up from her seat too an

"Like this, without getting attached to anyone. Without letting someone into your life..." "Man, it's better for no one to enter my life. You know, I don't have much to offer anyone... So, it's better to live like this." "Alone?" Gabriel questioned. "Man, nobody deserves to live alone." "I prefer to live alone for many years..." "Oh, so you believe in the prophecy," Lucas concluded. "You really took what the fortune teller said seriously, my friend."

Like he’s not already sure I will. I don’t stop walking. “Not tonight,” I toss over my shoulder, sharp and clipped. The car keeps pace. Of course it does. “Where are you going?” he asks, like he has a right to know. Like this is some kind of check-in and not a high-speed rerun of leave me the hell alone. “Home. Somewhere you’re not invited,” I say without looking. There’s a pause. Then, “You shouldn’t be walking alone.” I stop.