Steve Rogers Quotes Novels & Stories

Robbie's dad's POV ft thought you would be taking the boy with you, sir." Roger said from beside the driver's seat, caressing his beard. I smiled at him and sighed. "How many years has it been since you started working for me, Rogers?" "Six years sir." "And yet you don't know how to play the game? I can't say it's inexperience should I call it lack of common sense or ignoranca?" "Apologises, sir. Please enlighten met

The lead physician, stunned by the slap, clutched his face and looked at Steve, "Mr. Wagner, what is this about?" "Get lost!" Steve roared in anger. "Damn it! You don't believe in Mr. York's medical skills. Are you an idiot?" The physician was scolded into confusion again, "I..." "What do you mean 'I'? If it weren't for Mr. York, I wouldn't even have my hand." Steve's tone was fierce, almost murderous.

I said nonchalantly, rolling my gaze, as laughter barely escaped his mouth. "You're quite a talker, very loquacious. But somehow, somehow, Rogers... I find comfort in your words," he said, as my demeanor changed. No man had ever said such words to me. I didn't expect Michael Smith to be the first man to comfort me with his words.

“Every interaction I’ve had with rogues was to minimize the loss of our own soldiers. You don’t even know me, so why are you so quick to label me a traitor?” Roosevelt scoffed and looked away, clearly unwilling to answer. “They don’t know you. But I do,” a familiar voice cut in coldly.

I pointed out. “Your pack was constantly under attack from a neighbouring pack and Steve needed them gone so he went to the rogues for help. They offered him their protection and helped him defeat his enemies and in return he would be on their side and hand over his army when the time came.” Aaron clarified and I growled. How stupid was Steve to strike a deal with the rogues? If he wasn’t already dead, I would have killed him. “Anything else?” I asked Aaron and he shook his head.

Silver Professor Rogers pulled up to the curb outside my dorm. The engine idled for a moment, a low hum that seemed to vibrate through my bones. I sat there, my hand on the door handle, my heart heavy with everything that had just been said inside that car. The plan. The revenge. Henry. It was all tangled together in a knot I couldn't unravel. "Remember," Professor Rogers said, his voice calm and measured. "We need to be patient. Don't do anything rash. Let the plan unfold. If we rush this, we'll lose everything."

I furiously said and gave him a deadly look. Roger gulped some saliva in his mouth. I get close to his ear and whispered. “I don’t care if you spread rumors all throughout Green Hills or even the world about me. As long as I helped people from danger, it doesn’t matter.” It was at this moment Coach Brown entered the room. “Hey, boys, what’s that?” I immediately released my grip and soothed myself. “We’re fine here, Coach. Nothing to worry about.” I replied. Roger touched his neck as he can still feel the pain out of my grip. Porter smirked in silence while Kevin felt relieved.

“ Ella, God allows us to go through pain to grow us in faith and stature. ” “ Really? ” “ Have you heard of the quote which says, there's no growth without pain? ” “ I have. But how does that relate to this? I never searched for a boyfriend, all I did was want a Best friend, so why? Why did this have to happen, why? ” “ Steve Jobs said something that resonated with me for a while. He said, “ You don't connect the dots looking forward, you only do so looking backwards. ” The dots will connect, Ella. Soon, you'll be thankful it all happened the way it did. ”

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“ Someone very close has joined the rogues, he is no longer one of us, and he’s not alone. I have reason to believe he met with other rogue wolves, and they are planning something against me and possibly the rest of us.” Gasps and murmurs spread through the group. “What do the rogues want with us?” someone from the group asked. “They want to bring me down,” Steve said. “And if they can't reach me, they might target people close to me. That’s why we need to act now.” He looked around at the faces of his pack members who were like his family. “As everyone knows, I have always protected this pack, and I will continue to do so. But I can’t do it alone. We need to train harder, prepare faster, an