Steve Randle Quotes Novels & Stories

he asked, "Let me tell you where I'm driving to, what I'm unable to achieve, I want you to achieve It during my lifetime, and then, If you achieve It during my lifetime, I will be fulfilled" Steve said, Claren drop his cutleries, watching his dad, for some minutes, and he asked, "what are the things that you're longing for that you are unable to achieve?"

“Nothing’s changed.” The firelight quivered in Randall’s eyes as they briefly met mine, narrowing soon afterward. It’s been a long time since Jane started saying this to Alora when she goes on about her husband, Steve: That’s the problem. For him, he believes he owns the world and can even try to dominate you if he wants to.

I gasped for air when Rendall pushed Steven to the ground. "Don't disrespect her in front of me," he warned with his fist hovering in mid-air. Steven laughed it off as if it was some kind of a joke, and he tapped Rendall's shoulder before raising both of his hands as a sign of defeat. Rendall loosened his grip and stood up. He looked at me once more, and I could tell that his posture was in a state of disarray. "Next time that I could hear any disrespectful remark about her, I don't know what I could do to that person," he uttered while looking directly into my eyes.

I fired off all my questions before we even stepped out of the elevator. Steve, one hand casually tucked in his pocket, raised an eyebrow. "You're really eager to know, huh?" "Yeah, he's kinda mysterious. Makes me curious." I grinned. "You know me, Steve. I hate not knowing things." "That's not always a great habit," Steve pointed out. I shrugged. "I just don't like being left in the dark." He shook his head. "Have you ever heard the saying, 'It's a rare gift to know when to play dumb'?"

But then, it still wasn't enough to make me forget all about the things he had said to me last night. “You have the nerve to come here and talk all this crap. Just… who do you think you are?” Randy was speaking from frustration. It would be best for him to back out of the exchange at that point, but I knew his pride wouldn't let him. “Who I am?” Dolph chortled slightly. “I'm the one that's going to make you spend the rest of your life seeing just how you were meant to treat Tamika Fisher. You're going to live the rest of your life regretting you ever let go of your chance…”

’ ‘I-‘ Jake ends the phone before Steve could stay a word. Quote for this episode: ‘’I'd rather have a broken arm than a broken heart.”

Although Randy was originally attentive, when he spoke, he often provoked or annoyed. "I'm not cursing you or anything," Randy defended himself. "I'm just being realistic. It would be awkward if you were excessively praised, only to fail at the end of the event. It feels terrible to be raised so high and then fall into the deepest abyss. So, it's better to stay grounded." "But I'm confident I'll make it." "I am too..." Randy replied, not wanting to back down. "I'm also confident you won't make it today." "Hisshhh, you cheeky cousin. Instead of supporting, you keep underestimating me."

Rowena was probably the only person in the world who could lecture Randall like that without getting her head chewed off. After thinking it over, Randall asked, "Is this what you really want?" "Yes! I wish you and Ms. Sanders have a beautiful life ahead. So please don't come bother me anymore!" "Okay, I'll do as you wish."

So we need to use it from the beginning not wait until we are backed in a corner for it to save us. “There are better things to yell that will motivate us, other than, do you want to die, because with how much you suck you’re going to,” Rafe says, now standing next to me as I stare off in the distance at nothing. “I haven’t said that, but I should. Because all of you suck.” “Thanks, love, that is encouraging. Makes me want to get back out there and do better.” “Your sarcasm sucks.” I say dryly, as I give him a small smile.