Sue Sylvester Quotes Novels & Stories

“Seriously, Eli, now you’re involving Sylvester in your drama? He’s eighty, he should be relaxing, not rescuing you from bad situations you create yourself!” The comment hung in the air. Sharp. Mean. Sylvester turned his head toward Natalie, slowly. “My dear,” he said, voice calm but with an edge, “I’ve been eighty for precisely one day. It hasn’t killed me yet.” Anthony blinked, suppressing a smile. Sylvester went on, “And I assure you, if my age stops me from walking into a room and speaking my mind, I’ll let you know. In the meantime, perhaps your young age should stop you from speaking out of turn, yes?”

She basically pleads with Sylvia for them to leave but proud Sylvia won't have none of that. "Of course not. She pushed me in the chest just now too. Add assault and battery to what she has done." Sue laughs. "You probably need to reread the fake things you read that gave you that stupid idea of the law." She scoffs. "Whatever. Just apologize to me and I'll let this go." She blows her nails snobbily and watches Sue from underneath her lashes. Sue seems to have a rethink as she starts to go on her knees, suddenly, in one fluid movement, she stands back up straight, her hand flying up to meet Sylvia's starting to smile face in a crisp slap.

“Don’t think you can sweet-talk your way out of this. You’re only saying that, so I’ll stop pressuring you to quit showbiz, aren’t you?” Suzy sighed. “Mom, I really do love acting. Can’t you stop making it so hard for me?” “Making it hard?” Sylvia’s voice rose, her brows furrowing. “Everything I’ve done is for your sake! Love? Do you even remember your last name is Walsh? You spend the whole year running around out there. Have you even thought about this family?” “I have!” Suzy snapped, but just as their voices were about to rise again, Stellar quickly stepped in.

"On second thought, maybe you can catch an Uber?" "Hey, I was just joking. You didn't have to go so far." Sylvie was a woman who knew how and when to take a step back. "Come pick me up. I know we just got together, but I'd love it if the first person I see after I get back is my darling husband."

Sue didn't want to talk nonsense with her younger brother, "Dad told me on the phone that you were with that woman's daughter and even made her pregnant." "He asked you to persuade me to break up?" Burgess stopped the pen in his hand and looked at Sue expressionlessly. Knowing his temper, Sue sighed and said, "Burgess, you are still young. You shouldn't take girls too seriously, or girls with ulterior motives might deceive you." Burgess sneered, "Is this the line that Dad asked you to tell me, that my woman tricked me? Actually, what right does he have to lecture me?" Then Burgess stood up, adjusted her clothes, and said to Sue, "If you are here to persuade me to leave Oprah, then let me tel

the woman said as they stepped off the elevator. “Yep, sure, that’s totally my fault,” Sue agreed with her sarcastically. “You know what else is my fault? Global warming and J.F.K. All me.” She turned and gave her a look. She knew that look well. It was the look that said, “you’re weird.”

Sylvester didn't need anyone to tell him what he looked like, he already knew, even his face was coated in blood. She stopped in front of him and snatched the knife away, throwing it on the floor next to the bloody dead man, tears streaming down her cheeks and he knew exactly what she was about to say but.... He was not in the mood to hear it. “What have you done?, Sylvester, what have you done?, Are you crazy?” Sylvester stared into his mum's eyes drenched with tears. “I will avenge my sweetheart,” Sylvester said, his voice uneventfully cold and scratchy.

Sylvia looked sweet and adorable, and her outfit was perfectly suited to her age. Anyone would want to hug and shower her with affection. It was out of place to be associating her with words like "ugly" or "disgusting". Sylvia had grown up surrounded by compliments, and this was the first time someone had ever said something so mean to her. Sylvia burst into tears and clung tightly to Celeste. Celeste immediately held her and said, "That's not true, Sylvia. You're not disgusting at all. You're beautiful and so, so cute. Don't you think so too?"

Sue stated, pausing before continuing, "Remember, the opportunities I give you are rare, and you’ll regret missing them." Sue paid no heed to Kiran and Yvonne’s reactions and walked away with her long, elegant legs. Kiran wanted to speak, but Sue’s voice came again, "Cedric Bruh indeed deserves to die over these years. Let’s find a chance to kill him." Her tone almost sounded commanding, which only made Kiran more puzzled about this woman. "Let her go for now," Yvonne stepped forward, holding Kiran back.

"Grandma, am I still your granddaughter? How can you say I'm not as good as Nina!" With that, Sue ran out crying. Lily was worried and called after her, "Sue, Sue!" Then she turned to her mother. "Mom, how could you say such things in front of Sue? Are you trying to make our lives miserable?" "I said that to motivate you. Some things need to be fought for. As long as life is good, anything goes!" Lily's mother sipped her tea, utterly unconcerned about Sue's well-being. Sue ran to the edge of a small river, grabbed a stone, and threw it into the water with all her might.