Shoya Ishida Quotes Novels & Stories

Sashi said honestly removing the tears from her eyes. "I will miss you too, Sashi. What will I do without you?" She asked all upset now that Sashi is really leaving. "You will be just fine. You are a strong girl. Be your confident and cheerful self as always" Sashi said removing Yoonji tears as well. "You be the perfect persona always too. But don’t be so serious all the time. Take risk, its okay if you do mistake. You will have us on your back, supporting you always" Yoonji said with a smile.

She would like to share a simple quote that she believes in and that inspired her ever since. “If you have the talent, showcase it. If you have a dream, make it come true. Don’t be afraid of judgments, because it is part of our journey, that will mold us to be a better person. Trust the process, and everything will fall into the right places at the end of the day.

And then silence, again… Then Brinn added, “But you know what? Even if I’m not glowing anymore, I still almost punched a shadow in the face with a rock.” “You actually did punch a shadow in the face with a rock,” Aya corrected. “Oh yeah.” We all laughed. This time for real. Joha shifted a little. I immediately turned toward him. “Joha?” I whispered. “Can you hear me?” His lips parted, a soft breath escaping. His eyes fluttered, then squeezed shut again. “Mmmnnuh…” “What?” “...Aya talks too much.” Aya gasped. “Excuse me?” Joha cracked one eye open. He looked so tired. But his mouth tilted up at the corner.

Lakshit : "I'm going to change our life. Our paths will definitely change but our destination is and will be the same. so will you wait for me?" Shyla : "I DO & I Will". .... Thank you ShineeSunshine ♥️

she repeated and stuffed her feet into a pair of trainers. “She does this a lot,” Sasha chuckled. “She says one thing, for example ‘I don’t love him’, and means the exact opposite, for example ‘I love him so much’.” “Shut up!” Brooke grumbled and hit her friend in the arm. “You fell in love the day you walked through those school doors and set eyes on him,” Violet giggled and nudged Brooke. “Brooke was new too, Indianna.” “You were?” Indianna said in surprise, putting her shorts on.

He asked. Shayra was quiet for a moment before she said," We all fight battles every day, some are shown to the world and some are not even known to ourselves, just smiling at someone, thanking them because they are doing their service, treating a human as a human, it's the bare minimum we can do," shayra said as Yash kept looking into her eyes. "You amaze me every time I listen to you," Yash said as she smiled. Biting her lip she looked at him with a shy yet bold look in her eyes," isn't that why you love me?" She asked.

Shota said, glancing at the faint glow emanating from Reyana's back through the light nightwear she had on. Her brows furrowed in confusion. Shota's statement brought more questions than clarity. What did she mean by that? As if Shota was reading her mind, she spoke, "Beware of those you trust in your dreams, Reyana. Not all things are the way they seem," Shota cautioned, rising to her feet, "Farewell, priceless," She smiled lovingly at Reyana, showing her to the door before she even had the time to reason out Shota's last words.

ZARA “That’s what people do when you stop explaining yourself. They fill in the gaps with their own fears, their own projections. But I don’t owe the world every chapter before it’s written.” She took a breath then, slow and deep, as if centering herself. ZARA (CONT’D) “Sometimes people try to rewrite your story for you. But I’ve learned—I hold the pen.” The room stilled. Even the sound engineer behind the camera leaned forward slightly. That line landed like thunder. The host gave a knowing smile. SADE “That part. That’s the quote.” Zara smiled too—but hers was quieter, as if she already knew the sentence had wings.

"You've already conquered so much. This is just a temporary pause." Deep looked at Gia, finding solace in her encouraging words. "It's just frustrating, Gia. I want to get better." "I know, Deep," Gia reassured, her voice filled with empathy. "But remember, progress isn't always linear. It's okay to stumble, but what's important is to rise stronger." Gia brought out a notebook filled with encouraging quotes and stories. "Let's read through these together. Sometimes a little inspiration can spark a fire in our hearts."

Before him stretched the crowd—rows of students, families, teachers. In the back, Rishi grinned from within a circle of baseball teammates. Misaki was recording on her phone. Even Kenta, the boy from the elementary school, had snuck into the crowd, waving shyly from the front row. Kimura took a deep breath. Then closed the folder. “In the end,” he said, letting the words fall like stones in still water, “I want to borrow a line from a certain idiot: ‘As long as you’re alive, there’s still a chance to change everything.’”