Sza Quotes Novels & Stories

Sophia talked her feelings to Suzan. "Glad to see my sister is all grown up...it's strange how life always takes so much from us but still leaves us with reasons to go on, to test whether we're cowards or warriors.....and it's even more strange how cowards like us are turned into warriors". Suzan gasped. "Now that we've chosen the path of struggle and become warriors we'll win this at all costs," Sophia said with certainty. "It'd be a miracle though....and I do believe in them, after seeing Zack today..... my believe is even more consolidated," Suzan said looking at the sky.

he admonished. "It seems like you're finally ready to die," Savia seethed, her words dripping with malice. The comment drew a chuckle from me, while Zachary responded by sticking his tongue out at his sister playfully. Savia released my hand and rushed towards Zachary, but he, anticipating her move, took off in a flash of speed, laughing and mocking her shorter legs as he fled.

“Yeah. Surreal.” The silence between us stretched, filled with ghosts of battles, betrayals, and too many near-deaths. Finally, I said the words that had been clawing at me for days. “You’re going to be incredible out there, Zara. No—you already are.” Her brows lifted. “Where’s this coming from? You never compliment me without slipping in sarcasm.” “Don’t get used to it,” I said quickly, though my chest tightened. “But… I mean it. You’re stronger than anyone I’ve ever met. And you’ll only keep proving it.”

she said, holding my hands. “I don’t know Zaza, we are both young and may not be able to appreciate the kind of situation that we are in,” I said. “If your stories are true, then you are not young, you are more mature than eighty percent of the people that are here,” she said. “I don’t know how you came about that, you little head,” I tried to lighten up the mood. Trust in yourself, and trust in your abilities. Do not let fear dictate your actions, nor will we allow the darkness to prevail." Zaza said.

Zara sighed. "You're worth more than SAM any day," Shawn said with a soft smile. He was too nice to be a tough teacher. "I pushed you too hard, making you take on such a big deal your first time out. But don't worry. If you don't land SAM, you won't owe a dime." Zara gave him a look. Shawn was having coffee. Through the mist, he looked calm and cool. His sleeves were rolled up, showing off his wrists and the clear blue veins on his pale hands.