Rebekah Mikaelson Quotes Novels & Stories

Zita asked curiously. Rebecca replied in a nod. "Your grace, would you be glad to share the journey your love with me? I promise to listen without judgement." Zita persuaded her, eager to know more. "Probably when I've fully let go of the pain and shame I feel within." Rebecca answered calmly. Zita didn't force herself and hummed. She got bitten by an insect-a little ant-and slapped it off her leg. She looked at her mistress and her eyes widened. "Your grace!" She exclaimed fearfully.

“Alpha Michael started the war… my father did, for his own selfish reasons, I was going to end it… help me Rebekka, something great can still come out of all this…” She kept staring at me, her eyes searching my face. “With your help, this future can be realized, no more war, Bekka, think about it…” I added for good measure. She just kept staring at me, her eyes wide and curious and then it was like something inside of her snapped. The curiosity was gone and the animosity was back with a vengeance, she was shaking her head, “Do you think I will ever believe one more cursed word that comes out of your mouth?”

She giggled. Rebekah growled. "You'll never be accepted back into this pack as an equal. You'll never be his, not while I'm still around." Melonie stated, shaking her huge, juicy breasts. "Oh shit, okay. Let's make sure you're no longer around." Rebekah said and I saw her hands starting to glow. Melonie looked at her briefly before looking back at me. "Getting people to fight your battles? I knew you were just as weak as you have always been." She smiled.

Rebekah smirked instead. " Bloody hell Zade. I am not like you. I do not care about Josette, just like I never did with Selena. You refused to heed my advice about that bloody bitch, Selena. Don't think I'll be repeating the same thing now that you are with Josette." And with that, Rebekah walked out of the door. Her aura suddenly changed.

“You’ll see him again.” “Will I?” she murmured, still staring at the blur of trees. “Because every time we part, it feels like the world gets smaller.” Fenrak exhaled slowly. “You’ve got a way with words, you know that?” “I’ve got a way with curses,” she muttered. He chuckled, low and warm. “Yeah, that too.” But when she didn’t smile, his expression softened. “Listen. You’ve been through hell. You’ve fought monsters, spirits, gods— whatever the hell Khaenat is. You’ve got every right to feel broken. But you’re not alone, okay?”

Rebekah became speechless. "Yunno what? Ion care if they get married anymore. Have fun carrying their kids, prude!" Axel spat, walking out of the palace afterwards. Rebekah started blinking back her tears, standing there like an idiot. * LEGACY COLLEGE* • If it isn't the epileptic fashion icon! • Hehehe! She's brave to show up in school • But at least she's pretty. • Pretty face, foamy mouth... Bad combo, who'd date her.

I snapped as I locked glances with Rebekah. I saw the shock that flashed through her eyes the moment I said I was traveling to the underworld. "Are you just trying to be sh!tty right now Stefan??" She gasped out as she stared at me sternly. "That is completely insane of you and I advise that you don't push it through please!" "You're always there for Lucinda. She makes mistakes and all you do is to cover up for her. You never tell her what is right!!" I growled.

why?" she asked. Rebekah's face was red from the tears she couldn't hold back any longer. She felt so small for hiding everything that was already known, and she felt even smaller, seeing Melia's state. She didn't want to hear what she would say; it would be even worse how bad she feels, but it was inevitable. "Because I believed you were my friend, my sister, my other half." She added through gritted teeth, squeezing Rebekah's cheeks forcefully. "You were dying, remember? You couldn't even handle your own soul. You were... so lifeless, so close to... I, I gave your heart the strength it was missing, I forced it not to stop beating. I saw you there, lying against the sand from that surprise

Marion said. Rebekah didn't dignify her with a response. With even more disdain toward her son's wife, Marion turned and started making her way out. But suddenly, she halted and smiled deviously to herself, before turning to Rebekah again. "Don't be shocked." Rebekah frowned a bit, before holding the older woman's gaze. "By what?" "When he wakes up... If he seems not to remember who you are, don't be shocked." In that moment, Rebekah remembered a certain conversation she had with Khol'an while they were at Vexley Keep.

*Thelma* I run back toward the diner to check up on Rebekah. She steps outside the door and glances up nervously. The small fire has died down but the sign is charred. “Is it me, or are you short-circuiting a lot of electrical things lately? Do you remember what happened to the light at the nightclub on your birthday?” Rebekah asks. I shrug. I don’t think it wise to tell her that electricity is just the tip of the iceberg. How would she react to me telling her that I can fly?