Toradora Quotes Novels & Stories

Tora asked in shock. "Haist, tiresome account!" Haya shouted again as she slid off the chair. "How are you apparently brushing up? Did you wake up late once again?! I told you, stop playing with that Chinese Ghost!" Tora gave him advice. "Tssk! It's once in the first part of the day you scold me. That's my main side interest, OK." Haya replied. "Alright then, at that point, it's up to you." The Torah said so.

she said quickly to cover up. "Okay," Erica said. Her tone showed that she did not believe Catori one bit. Tori cleared her throat. "Um, by the way, did you hear what I was saying, or rather, what I was mumbling?" she asked. Erica shrugged. "Just the word 'strange' and 'zone out'," Erica replied. Several beads of sweat appeared on the redhead's skin. "Wow. I must be going crazy then," she said and forcef a laugh. Erica just stared at her some more and turned to continue watching the boys practise.

This insult was nothing for Tori. If only I don't need you, I could have bashed your head up. "These ribbons and twirlies will help you with all her might if you do as she says," joked Tori as she closed the distance between them and link her right arm to his left one which astounded the latter. A secret grin appeared on her face upon rendering the rogue chieftain stupefied for a moment.

he translated. He spoke the word fire with the same reverence as he did when he called me "little fyre". "Is that like your motto?" I asked. "What is 'motto'?" he asked. The impulse to start quoting Disney movies that I had seen as a child was almost too much to curb. But I managed to bite back the words before they spilled out. Tohr came over and sat on the edge of the bed with a plate of food in his hand and began handing me small pieces of it. My stomach growled at the delicious smell as I devoured it, not caring what it was as long as it made me full.

"I won't let you die." Tora hugged her son one last time and whispered onto his ear in a language she knew the spying witch wouldn't recognize. "Watashi wa muda ni shinu koto wa arimasen. Kono monsutā o tsurete ikimasu. Shikashi, watashi wa anata ga ikiru koto o shitte iru dakede heiwa ni shinu koto ga dekimasu." Which roughly translated to, I will not die in vain. I will take this monster with me. But I can only die in peace knowing you will live. Satake looked genuinely distraught but his mother was right to tell him to run. As he slowly stepped away from the scene with tears clouding his eyes, Satake bid his mother a silent goodbye.

“We good on the tech, Ms. Clara? Don’t want a repeat of last month’s projector fiasco.” Clara groaned, her curls bouncing as she plugged in another cable. “Yeah, yeah, it’s under control, boss. Unlike Torres, who’s probably still hungover from last night’s happy hour.” She grinned, tossing a marker at Torres, who was slouched in a chair, nursing a coffee. Torres caught it, rolling his eyes. “Low blow, Clara. I’m a professional, unlike some people who spill coffee on client reports.” He shot me a teasing glance, and I laughed, relaxing a bit.

I cried as I sprung up from the bed, pulling away from Tora. Tora sat down, then stroked my back and said, "No. None of this was your fault. It's normal to be afraid of something uncertain." Tora's words reminded me of what Tory usually says whenever I chicken out on any significant task. "Tora..." I mumbled and cried, trembling while looking at her like a frightened child. She hugged me silently, as did my brother and Macan. "Hic! Sorry..." I mumbled. "Hush. You don't need to say sorry," Tora whispered.

I turned to look at him, exhaling rapidly before I talked. “I know he won't make that mistake of attacking first again. And if he plans to, we act on the famous quotes.” I said as I took a deep breath, wiping my face with my palm. “What famous quote are you talking about?” He asked as his eyes were opened widely, raising an eyebrow and looking rather curious. I smirked a little, tilting my head to face the direction of the crib of my baby. “Never interrupt your enemies when they are making a mistake,” I said slowly as if I were counting my words as they came out of my mouth. I adjusted on the bed, leaning forward a bit as I exhaled rapidly. Lucas took a deep breath as he licked his lips.

It would be cool. "Yeah?" Aquant teased. "You're Torus, the great. You could have challenged him. Win the battle and demand to be sent back home." Torus scoffed. "I don't know about you, but I haven't forgotten the time I made that mistake. I might be getting old but I still have other things to live for." It was kind of strange hearing the two chat so casually with each other. It was as if they were best friends. No animosity or hostility. They were teasing and laughing with each other. It was so odd coming from two of the coldest men I have ever met.

“He’s definitely making fun of you, and he probably thinks you’re like fifteen.” “I know.” I sulked in embarrassment. Something inside of me told me that it was necessary to reply, but only so I could clear up our misunderstanding. It probably didn’t even matter because it wasn’t as if I would hear from him ever again. “Tori, what do I say?” “Just end the conversation on a good note,” Tori told me. “Thank him for replying and tell him that it was all a stupid bet and that you wish him the best.”