Tobi Quotes Novels & Stories

I uttered. “Now you know, Calvin is bad news, if he can lie to his wife what more to you?” He replied. Tears started to fall. Why am I so unlucky with life? Did I do something wrong from my past life or just because I’m a stupid human being. “Stop crying,” Tobi said. I looked at him. “What?” I asked. Tobi handed me tissues. “I said don’t cry, it’s bad for the baby.” He replied. Then the door swung open, it was Tobi’s sister, her eyes were so wide and she was smiling weirdly.

“I think I’m ready to give up. Maybe we’re never going to find an answer to our dreams.” “Well,” I said, stretching my arms overhead, “remember when Thefros said he had some things to show me? I thought I might visit him now, see what he’s been holding back.” “If you want to,” Tobi said, finally looking up at me with a small smile. “I’m sure whatever he has is very interesting. I might pop into town and pick up a few essentials. Do you need anything?” “Nope, I’m all set.” I grinned and threw back the last of my coffee.

“He’s been picking on me for years, as well as my friends. I needed to stand up. I thought I could handle it.” “You aren’t trained.” Sebastian frowned at him. “Why are you making yourself look like a hero?” “Because… you… and Madam Kierra… fought for me.” Sebastian’s eyes widened. “You… guys… I thought I could do the same.” Tobi’s voice faded almost into a cry. Sebastian shook his head. “Stupid boy…” The male reached out to Tobi’s head and rubbed it. Tobi opened his eyes, worried. “You’re too young to fight. You’ve survived hell enough. Kids like you should be having fun, instead.”

Tabitha exclaimed, holding onto Tabby’s arm as she said it. “Okay, okay. I get it. You’re excited; you don’t have to pull my arm off.” Tabby said, releasing Tabitha’s hands from her arm. “I swear, girl, you get more childish as you grow up,” Julie stated. “What’s wrong with acting childish once in a while? As a great man once said. There’s no point being grown-up if you can’t be childish sometimes.?” Tabitha quoted a famous actor (TB) (DW).

Bash gasped but quickly held his mouth as Tobi gave him a reprimanding glare. “How am I supposed to know where your whore is? He is not my type so you can rest assure that he is not in my bed, “Tobi said. (“Listen you dirty bitch, you were caught on camera taking him away, I know where you are but I want you to take bring him to me, “)Omar said. Tobi was not fazed by Omar’s insult, it was as if he didn’t even hear it. “I don’t know where the whore is, “he stood with his first line.

He was lost in thought when Tobi knocked on the door and entered " Hey let me take over for a minute or two or for the next hour or so because you need to rest and you need to talk to someone I know that you don't want to talk to me I know what's going on but you don't want to say it out loud and you can't say it out loud that means you're struggling to admit it we grew up together so I know that you need time to admit that something is wrong but at the moment you don't have time and I called in some reinforcements . "

movie. Kelechi was one of those guys whose words spoke louder than his actions. He would boast of how none could beat him in a fight nor even our seniors then. We believed "his report" as his muscles were conspicuously large and carved until he had a fight with Tobi, one of my class girls then. Tobi was a girl too thin that I've had a mental imagination seeing her carried away by heavy winds, the kind that blows during July, she was the type referred to as "single bone".

Tobi said, pouting his lips. "What did mummy tell you about receiving gifts from both strangers and friends?"Kene, asked them. "My mummy said, Tobi, Timi, Tito don't receive gifts from strangers and make sure you show me whatever your friends give you." Tobi, the mouthpiece of the triplets said, I was sure he was already feeling guilty. On a normal situation he would have persuaded his brothers to show mummy. "And what will you say to mummy? "Kene asked them.

“Are you really this bored, Toby? Waking me up from my sleep over an outcome this painfully obvious?” He was lying. He hadn’t been sleeping at all. He hadn’t let me sleep either, continually whispering in my ear to hang in there a little longer, promising he would let me sleep the entire day tomorrow. But Toby had no idea. He was shaking so violently with rage that he couldn’t even see the dark, fresh hickeys marking my neck. “These stupid prophecies don’t mean a damn thing!” Toby barked, his voice cracking. “It’s just cheap entertainment, not a final verdict!”