Shameless Gallagher Quotes Novels & Stories

A week later, Alex tracked me down through my spending. He stood outside my tiny apartment, looking down at me, his voice dripping with attitude. "If you're done throwing a fit, come home." I ignored him and started to close the door. He shoved it open, his face going dark. "Reyna, don't push it. You really think you can make it without me?" I looked at him and let out a dry laugh. "Mr. Gallucci, I'm not your pet. We're done. Leave, or I'm calling the cops."

“The next time two men attack you in a market, I’ll need you to be fit and able enough to follow instructions.” “That was nothing—hooligans harassing a couple of women. It happens.” “You believe that? Then why did they leave bruises?” Gage raised his brow at the fading yellowed finger marks on her upper arm. Chantal covered the discoloration with her other hand. “Don’t you have somewhere to be? A CrossFit class, perhaps? Am I keeping you from drinking napalm and eating nails with your buddies?” He tried not to smile. “I only drink napalm in the morning… and nails give me reflux. I prefer snacking on drill bits.”

“I’ve always wanted my mate; you know it more than anyone. What if he never wakes up? What if he wakes up and accepts my rejection? What if-“ I quickly wrap my arms around her, and she breaks down. I came here to cheer her up, but I somehow ended up doing the opposite. Way to go, Gale. I patted her back as she cried. “Do you remember what your Mom used to say to your Dad all the time? We often heard it from her when your Dad does something stupid.” She giggled between sobs. “Say it with me.” “Unforgivable!” we said at the same time. I smiled. “Then your Dad will say the cheesiest lines and she’ll forgive him anyway? Remember those, Lex?”

He didn’t fit in this room and I couldn’t help but wonder how Asher had not noticed him. “That’s the most useless quote from Jane Eyre, from what I just witnessed it should be your least favorite quote.” He spoke to me in the same light voice like he was scared of making too much sound. He was right, Asher had just dropped a bomb down my throat but what can I do about it? “You’re right but I would not call myself a smart person if I let such trivial thing affect the rest of my day.” A blatant lie, it had already left a shadow on my mood. Maybe I should run away.

Asher rambles as I squint at him in utter confusion. "What are you talking about- okay Asher, why do you keep randomly quoting Gandhi? And are you calling me an unusual ludicrous challenge?" I blabber, unable to conceal how offended I am. Asher just shrugs, shamelessly chuckling at my expense. "I feel like you think I am not smart," I mumble to myself, not happy with how he is making me look like a dumb loser. "Zara, that's not true.." Asher says with a newfound softness in his voice. I chew on the inside of my cheek as he gets up from his seat and walks towards me, standing right between my legs.

The assistant was surprised to hear that Natasha was an orphan. "Don't you realize how ironic your words are? Don't you feel ashamed?" Once again, Natasha was learning how shameless Natalie could be. She didn't understand how Natalie could spout such lies without batting an eyelid. Noticing the assistant, Natalie smiled. "Why should I? I think you should feel more ashamed than me. Well, you shouldn't be afraid of what others might say if you're brave enough to do such things."

This is all so wrong! As I read one of the text messages displayed on Jessica's phone, a wave of humiliation washed over me. "LOL Shana just confessed her love to Alpha Lucas! Does she think she has a chance? She's WOLFLESS and the school's biggest LOSER. How pathetic!" Jessica's laughter echoed in my ears, intensifying the pain caused by those hurtful words. "Seriously, Shana, what were you thinking? You and Lucas? You're not even worthy of being in the same league as him."

"All I know now is that I will make sure you don't win!" "You act like you're better than me." She laughed sarcastically. "Like you're some kind of saint who's above all this drama." "Aren't I?" I didn't wait to hear her response. I ended the call with more force than necessary, my face returning to a frown as my gaze focused absentmindedly on the road ahead. ‘People like me destroy beautiful things.’ That sentence came back to echo inside my mind, forming a tight knot in my chest. Gael had said those words during one of our rare moments of vulnerability. At the time, I'd thought it was just his way of pushing me away. Now I wondered if it had been a warning.