Novel & Cerita Riverdale Quotes

Ryder: “You are the most—“ The message stopped there. She waited. Ryder: “I don’t have the right word.” Mia: “Try.” Ryder: “Extraordinary. You are the most extraordinary person I’ve been in the same room as.” She stared at her phone. At those words from a person who chose words with the precision of someone who understood their weight. She typed: “You’ve been in a lot of rooms.” Ryder: “Yes.” Ryder: “You’re still the most extraordinary thing in any of them.”

I mentally patted myself on the back for choosing the appropriate word to use. 'I didn't intend to be that loud. It is just that I have never seen a water fall all my life. I have heard about it and I once overheard the Gamma's daughter back at Attic Moon go on for days about a beautiful waterfall her father took her to visit in a neighboring pack. I had wished I would see it at least once before I die,' Raven said. I laughed hard. I knew she would think I was laughing because of what she said about wanting to see a water fall at least once before she died but I was actually laughing happily at the fact that she just took the bait.

“Bye Daddy. See you soon. Hope you have fun in the faw away land!” “He’s not leaving yet. Not until he’s stronger.” I explained, but River was already running out of the room. I smiled awkwardly at Oliver, “call me if you want them to visit, and I’ll see what I can do.” To Rose Oliver felt like a stranger. And River is such a social butterfly that she just likes anyone and everyone. I’ve often joked that River would be the perfect girl to be kidnapped because she talks to every person she meets. I have warned her about strangers and not accepting anything or going with them, but I’m not sure it’s getting through to her.

“I can already see you in one of those ridiculous Hawaiian shirts.” Jace laughed softly. “I might actually get one.” River’s brows lifted slightly, but he stayed silent. Sasha watched the exchange quietly, her curious eyes softening with something almost like pity. She took another sip of her coffee, breaking the silence again. “Well, too bad, River. You’re still going. End of discussion.” River didn’t respond, only returned his attention to his phone. But as Jace smiled faintly again, talking about what he wanted to do in Hawaii, River’s jaw tightened slightly.

Oh "Not that," I said laughing hitting his head. "What was I supposed to think," he asked laughing. Wait, I was laughing with Adrios and even hit his head. What's happening? But damn it felt like old times. "Something reasonable," I responded. "I do reasonable things West," he said smirking "Do you want to watch Riverdale?" I asked to stop him from speaking further. "You like it too? I love the show." "Yeah, it's so nice. I love it." I excitedly said

It took everything in me to not punch him every time he came over and tried to make conversation. "Hey," River smiled brightly as she came and sat on top of my desk, fourth period. "I missed you." I didn't reply. I kept my eyes trained on my notes. "Dallas, I'm talking to you." "You're crumpling my notes," I muttered, still not looking up to see her. "Babe," she ignored my concern. "I was thinking I could come over tonight. We can watch N*****x." The hinting tone of her voice made me want to gag.

“You’re bound to do that someday, Hera. You’re already 17, so you’re going to find your mate very soon, and I’m sure that you’ll take back those words once you meet him.” I clicked my tongue and shook my head. “Never in a thousand years,” I said in a resolute voice. “Is Hera shitting on your favorite show again?” River, my brother, said while trudging down the stairs with two luggages in hand. “Language, River,” Saran exclaimed while turning off the TV. “Cut me some slack, mom. It’s my last day here, so forgive me?” He said sheepishly while tugging on Saran’s sleeve.

River's expression turned thoughtful, and he replied, "I'm not certain, but there's a rumor they've fled westward." I raised an eyebrow, skepticism etched on my face. “The west? What the hell is over there?” I asked River, my tone laced with curiosity. River's expression turned enigmatic, and he replied, "Perhaps that's the point… there's nothing. No strategic value, no resources to speak of. It's a barren wasteland."

Dan opens another beer and drinks half of it in one go. They talk about safe things likes, places they have gone. “I once had a very nice time, water cave diving out in Bali” River says smiling and looking out the window. “Time sure is odd, isn’t it? Just last week, I thought everything was rosy and now. Hell, I don’t know what the hell happened!” River says waving her beer bottle through the air.

“You know the video was unnecessary right.” I hesitated. “Maybe.” “But,” she added quickly, “I kind of liked it though.” River held up his phone again. “The comments alone are historic.” “Do not read them out loud,” I warned. Too late. “Wow his cock is big I want me some,” River read. “I mean. They are not wrong.” “River,” Jane snapped. “Sorry,” he said, not sorry at all. “This one says so much for I am wooing him.”