Susie Deltarune Quotes Novels & Stories

Roaming the night market satisfied Sadie deep inside. She was very happy. It had been a long time since she had let herself go like this. She looked up at Delbert's face and whispered as the noise of the crowd and wind drowned out their conversation, "Delbert! Your amnesia is a blessing in disguise!" "What did you say?" Delbert's mind was elsewhere. He was still thinking about what Harriet might be doing at this moment. When he heard Sadie's voice, he only caught the words "blessing in disguise!"

She urged and this time I couldn't help but giggle. I glanced up at her and smiled. "You suck at pep talks Susie. But thank you." Susie smiled. Then pushed me off the bed. "Ow! Susie!" "That's for making me get all sappy." She sassed and jumped off the bed. "Now get up! He's not worth losing precious food over. We'll stuff our faces with food until we forget some fucker named Xavier ever existed." Feeling quite hyped, I picked myself off the floor and yelled. "Yeah!"

She stepped off the stage, confused and hurt. **Flashback:** Susie, Aria’s sister, sat across from David in a dimly lit restaurant. They were deep in conversation. Her laugh rang out, sweet and tempting. “David, you know I care about you,” she said, leaning closer. “This audition is so important to my sister. But what if it didn’t go her way?” David looked away, discomfort flashing across his face. “Susie, I...” “Relax,” she interrupted lightly, playing with her hair. “You can help her… or not.”

“God help me, do you even know who you just pissed off? You need to calm down. You can’t act this reckless anymore!” Susan struggled but couldn’t break free. She screamed, “I’ve finally seen you so-called socialites for what you are—your so-called friendships are garbage! I’ll never beg any of you again. You’re all fakes. Just looking at you makes me sick!” Gina looked at her calmly and replied, “Mia really did try to help Juliet. If even she couldn’t fix it, what makes you think I can? There’s no point dragging this out—I’m done wasting breath.”

I was glad I could help. - Thanks. - She hesitated and then continued. - Please, please… you have to tell me something. – She looked seriously to both of us. – I didn't sing or anything, did I? - That made Jeremy release a huge laughter and I was quite curious on my own, since he was the only one capable of telling if that actually happened or not. - No, you didn't. - Susie blushed at Jeremy's comment. - Thank God. – she sighed. - Could you please remind me next time not to drink any Margaritas? Just in case, you know. Or to drink. At all? - We couldn't help laughing and she joined us, as her gaze relaxed.

“I’m not your puppet anymore, Raven!” I steadied myself, smiling wider. “No. You’re not a puppet. You’re the star of the show. And the curtain is about to rise.” Her breath caught, and for a moment, I saw the flicker of doubt in her eyes. That was enough for me. I swept past her, pausing only long enough to murmur, “Be ready, Selene. Because the disaster you’re so afraid of? It won’t just touch you, it’ll burn everyone you love.”

I asked, as we both walked into the kitchen. Susie's smile faltered slightly as she shared her thoughts. “I honestly can't remember the last time I was truly this happy," she admitted. "But if past experiences have taught me anything, it’s that happiness never lasts, so I'm casually waiting for the other shoe to drop." Hearing her words shocked me. Placing a comforting hand on her shoulder, I smiled, "I get it, but we have to savor these moments, sis. Let's hope this time, no shoe will drop," I told her reassuringly.

Susan offered a glimmer of insight, "It's alright. We still have time to unravel that mystery. But for now, let's focus on how to bring them down." Luna's smile brightened as Susan presented an idea. Her amusement was evident as she replied, "So you're suggesting that I make them taste their own medicine?" Susan smirked, and Luna couldn't help but chuckle. "I never knew you were so cunning." Witnessing Luna's genuine smile, Susan vowed, "Please continue to smile like this always. No more sadness. I will never allow anyone to hurt you again." Luna's heart swelled with gratitude, and she embraced Susan tightly, feeling a newfound sense of strength and determination in their shared bond.

I miss you, Susie". You're the only family I got now" Susie refrained herself from saddening her face as she listened to Tina's words. She placed her right hand on top of Tina's left hand that was by her side before she said, "Don't you worry, my sweet Tina….". Susie paused for some seconds before she continued to talk, "We'll definitely repay the pain our enemies caused us. They'll wish they never broke our hearts in the first place". Susie's face darkened as she assured Tina of this fact.

“Well, Mrs Sylvester, the b-board m-m….” “Do I look like a scarecrow?” I asked her, cutting her off.” “I'm sorry, what?” She asked as we both entered the elevator. “You heard me; I'm sure you know I hate repeating myself.” “No, you don't.” “Then, explain why you're stuttering,” I told her. “W-well I-I” “What are the two things I hate, Susie?” I asked her. “You hate repeating yourself and people that stutter.” She said.