Ticci Toby Quotes Novels & Stories

He parted his lips again, willing the words to roll out. "HEY UNIVERSE!! IT'S ME, TOBY ADEWALE! I'M GONNA DIE SOON, IT'S UNFAIR. BUT I'M HAPPY, I'M HAPPY I MET THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SOULS ON EARTH. CAN YOU DO ME A FAVOR? JUST ONE MORE LAST WISH..." He stopped, a smile plastered on his face

Tobias stuttered as he replied, "Uhm, of course not Aunt Lily, I... I don't really have..." "I know what it is, Tobias; save yourself the strength," Lily said. Tobias eyes widened in surprise as he chuckled nervously and asked, "What are you talking about?"

“He is the best for the job after all. No matter who challenges him, they won’t succeed in taking that title from him.” “For someone who says they are critical of him, you sure seem to praise him,” Tobias remarks, annoyance written on his face. I shake my head, despite not liking what I admitted. “I was just stating facts. The truth hurts, that’s for sure,” I mutter before I brush past the five, staring at the blue-eyed man who is still talking to a group of men.

Toby winced and waved , and Garry waved back. " I can't get that we had a messed up past but the past is in the past and we need to move on a lot has happened and there are times when I wished I could pick up the phone and just talk to you because you're the only person that understands besides my agent who my girlfriend still doesn't like. " " I don't like to meet you. And I see why your girlfriend doesn't like Jimmy too . " Toby cleared his throat and spoke.

he went to argue again. “Forget about it, just go get your drink” I said sarcastically while doing air quotes with the word drink. I wasn’t in the mood to pretend that I'm not pissed. Tobias sighed and rubbed his hand down his face. I watched, steaming mad, as he looked up at Smith. If it was at all possible under his dark skin, he looked pale. As mad as I am, I wasn’t blind to the concern I felt circling around my stomach.

Nahash countered sharply with artificial sweetness. She pulled out a chair and patted the seat next to her. "Unless you're all too scared to answer a few simple questions. What about you, Toby? Afraid you'll have to admit how many times you fell out of the watchtower last week?" "Hey, that was one time, and the railing was loose!" Toby protested, though he quickly scrambled over to take a seat, eager to prove he wasn't intimidated. "Fine. I'm in. Spin the bottle."

We still had to wait for Cass: she'd headed back into the pub to let the proprietor know why the police were outside his pub—and to assure him that we weren't being arrested and were in fact coming back the next night's gig. Toby revved the engine, which made its customary struggling effort to start, and hit the AC. In the mirror, I saw his expression: a resigned look that was half exasperation and half exhaustion. "You know, you're one of the most blessedly, incredibly gullible people I've ever met," he said wearily. "And I say that with all the love in the world. You have no idea if that girl was telling the truth. And you just gave her a bunch of money and your phone number."

"I'm perfectly sane. You should open your eyes and look at the time. I just said I have officially resigned. I am free to leave." "You…" Macy burned with rage. "When did you resign? Who gave you permission to quit?" I shifted my gaze directly onto Owen. Owen interrupted in a panic. "Toby, is this your idea of revenge? If you want to throw a tantrum, at least pick the right venue. This isn't the place for you to cause a scene." Macy suddenly realized something, and a contemptuous sneer spread across her face. "Toby, are you pulling this stunt just to prove how important you are? Talk about a pathetic cry for attention.

If I waste my food, they will too. I finish my food in silence while Luna and Ace joke around with their dad. Toby isn't a bad guy, but for some reason, he changes around other people, trying to impress them with this alpha male character. It's genuinely the most annoying thing about him. “So Archer, have you given it any thought? I'll make you even richer if you invest in my company,” Toby asks as Archer helps the kids put on their backpacks. I finally get up, showing an empty plate to Archer sarcastically, making him smile.

I accepted it and we walked together. Along the way, we talked about many things. Toby talked about his strict family and how he was not appreciated at home. He also told about the bullying that had befallen him because he was fat and slow. He said he wanted to be one of the greatest fighters. But his skills were too lame and he lost confidence. We took another route on the way home. He took me across the farthest route. “I'll show you some buildings as well as introduce some things you don't know. You'll love it," he said excitedly.