Toradora Quotes Novels & Stories

I couldn’t help but snicker when he picked up the tiny hair brush with his large hands, and yelped when he whacked me on the butt with it. “Looks like someone had a good morning.” Tori commented as we walked down the stairs, a grin plastered to her face. “I’ve always said, an orgasm a day keeps the rage away.” “When have you ever said that?” I countered, sticking my tongue out at her. “Due to your previous lack of inexperience, I never said it to you.” Tori retorted.

Another case with Bara who behaves like a spectator in a drama series. “You bitch! You failed by trying to impress your boss, so you try to Tora.” Tita said and now launching her outburst of anger. “And you Tora, what else do you want to deny? Is this child in my womb, not enough evidence? You made me crazy," said Tita in a hoarse voice. Serena did not say a word other than stroking her cheeks which were reddened by the lightning attack earlier. She was surprised when she just stepped foot onto the mainland immediately rewarded with a surprising thing.

“You left in such a hurry earlier. Thought you might’ve gotten wind that Lucian was finally paying attention to someone other than you.” Her expression faltered for a second—just a flicker. Barely visible. But I saw it. I struck again. “Then again, you’ve been working so hard to remind everyone you used to be important to him. Like a retired actress who keeps showing up to casting calls, hoping someone will remember she once played the tree in the background.” Tori’s jaw tightened, and her laugh—high and cackled — sounded through the hall. “Is this the part where I’m supposed to be wounded by your little orphan commentary?”

"But she needs rest." "She can rest at home." I looked back at the frozen sea. Tor stood on the ice, alone. He didn't wave. He didn't call out. He just watched. Then he turned and walked back toward the fortress. --- Farrah woke on the journey south. "You're an idiot," she said. "You're welcome." "They could have killed you." "They didn't." "Tor let you go." "He did." "Why?" I thought about his face. The fear. The longing. The exhaustion.

Angela scoffed, smiling at the way Tora glared at her over her shoulder while making quick work of the sidewalk. "Tori's a mother bear for certain," I chuckled, watching her finish the side- walk, handing the shovel back so that we could hurry off to the bar. "Have a nice evening, Mrs. Peterson. Tell Tommy hello for us," I called back, and Toralei grabbed my arm as I moved over a slick part of the sidewalk. "Watch where you're walking." Toralei groaned. "You are going to be an amazing daddy, Tora," I laughed, watching her eyes widening at my statement.

"Or I'll cut your balls off." As she stormed away, Toran let out a soft, amused laugh, wiping the blood from his lip, a crazy grin lingering on his face. He muttered, "She's perfect."

Tori was always gorgeous, but the bags under her eyes were unmistakable today as I assessed her. "Thank you, sorellina. I would say you look just as stunning- and you do as always. But you aren't sleeping well. Something is wrong, isn't it? And it has everything to do with Keisuke Satarou. Tell me, is he being a dick to you? Because all you have to do is say the word and we'll run tonight- well, right after I break his fucking face."

I could practically feel my brain melting with every sentence. I would rather pick up all the trash in Spain than continue this shitshow. “Yeah, baby… keep talking. I’ll do anything for you. Just say the word.” Barf. Finally, I could clearly hear Toria’s voice as he lifted his phone and shoved it against his ear, completely lost to the world around him. "You’re such a good boy, aren’t you?” she purred, and I pressed my lips together tightly to prevent the loud laughter that wanted to escape me. This was one of the most ridiculous things I’d heard on a mission.

“Calm down everyone. I just thought of a great idea.” “What is it?” Tori cutely asked. I smiled and winked at her. “I will be the judge of tonight’s sparring!”

“Imagine seeing you here, big shot.” “You really can’t stand the fact that I beat you, can you, man?” I asked, shaking my head and scoffing at him. “You had to come all this way and try to beat me here. You’re just going to embarrass yourself.” Torq ran his tongue along the outside of his teeth. “No, I’m here to take this from you. Just like you took everything from me in my hometown.” “You’re a child.”