Stewie Griffin Quotes Novels & Stories

Dorothy said. “I’m fine the way I—” Griffin stopped when Stefan gestured him to sit, he sighed, and sat down. “Thank you, young mistress,” he said before helping himself to some food. He made sure to eat slower than the others. From the counter, Emily scoffed. “The young mistress sure thinks highly of herself.” “I think she’s cool,” Tiffany disagreed. “She got Griffin to eat with Mr. Stefan for the first time. He never does that—he only eats after Stefan goes to bed. Sometimes, he’s so tired he doesn’t eat at all.”

“Ahh! They are all shouting and screaming. The wild deadly bees are attacking to them. Stefanie laughed sarcastically and shouted to them. “Idiots! Do you think that I’m good that you expect! Hell! I’m good at pretending! Next time check or asked what inside the bag, or maybe you didn’t used your brain! An idiots like you is always an idiots forever!” then she run straight back to their place.

This was not how he had imagined this confrontation would go. "I've accepted that I'm going to die," Griff continued, his words tumbling out now. "I've made my peace with that. But my biggest regret, the thing that keeps me up at night, is that I never shared a simple meal with my only brother. I never had a real conversation with you. I never told you that despite everything, despite all the hatred and anger, I... I loved you, Williams. I loved you and I was too much of a coward to show it."

“Now you’re acting like a stalker.” Griff’s brow furrowed, and his eyes searched my face. He was probably malfunctioning like a broken computer right now, wondering why I hadn’t fallen into his arms like all the other women who basked under his attention. I’d had him once, thank you very much, and while it had been the best sexual experience of my entire existence, it hadn’t been worth everything I’d lost. “How can I prove to you we have something special?” he asked. “How about giving me some space?” I raised a palm. “You’re coming on too strong. Guys who act like you always end up being fickle.”

“Keep up the good work, and you’ll be off the training floor in no time.” Craig walked away and left us to it. Gracie smiled at me, shaking her head. “You’re a superstar. Thanks for trying to cover for me, but he’s not stupid. He’ll know if it’s good, it’s because of you.” “Nonsense.” I waved her off. “It was already good. He might not be stupid, but you’re not either. Give yourself a little credit where it’s due.”

“I’ve never been convinced that man could read.” I burst out laughing as the waiter comes back to take our food order. After we request way too many tacos, the server disappears with our order. Sophie leans back in her seat, humming along with the song that plays. “Alright, so, Griffin Blake. The big-shot lawyer and CEO. Is he good in bed or just counting on his job title and bank balance to do all the heavy lifting?” I sputter, nearly spitting out the margarita I just sipped. I swallow hard before coughing a burn in my chest. “I cannot believe you just asked me that.”

Steward tells me, waking me up from my thoughts. “I'm sorry, I've had a very bizarre day.” I said, drinking from the straw of my grape juice while sighing somewhat disappointed. “If you want, you can tell me, I'm like a priest from a good Catholic church, well, although I can tell it to everyone, and with the fact that I'm Jewish.” He mocks, after making a joke. “Just kidding, never I would. “I know, don't worry Dr. Steward, my problems aren't that important.” But I knew he wouldn't leave him like that.

The two walked from the entrance to the lift, up to the top floor. Tit! "Doesn't your father doubt that I've been in a tragic accident?" asked Stefan as he looked at a digital screen whose numbers kept going up. Grace glanced at the man on her right, then replied, "I did my best to convince him that you were fine, and that your brainpower was above average. "Thank you. How can I repay you?" "I haven't even been able to repay you when you helped me in the past," Grace retorted while giving a condescending look.

Jack distracted Stefen from whatever he was about to say. "Not everyone can afford being cool and funny like you Jack." Stefen had sarcasm in his tone. Jack stood tall in a proud position. "After all these years, you finally saw the hidden gem in me Stef. I am proud of you son." He said and took back his seat. Stefen moved his head in disbelief.