Tvd Katherine Quotes Novels & Stories

“To Serena. And to Alexander Grayson. The man who has officially ruined the curve for every other husband in Manhattan.” I took the glass, clinking it against hers. “To freedom,” I said softly. We drank. The bubbles burned pleasantly on their way down. “So,” Katherine said, leaning back against her desk, eyes twinkling. “Is he demanding you come home to ‘thank’ him properly?” “Maybe,” I smirked, checking the time. “Go,” Katherine waved a hand. “I have to go back to staring at my phone and willing Christian to text me something other than a beverage. If he sends a tea bag emoji next, I’m going to commit a felony.”

Donna gritted her teeth and spoke angrily," don't be too happy cause you barely escaped this. I will bring you down, Katherine. The only way you can be safe is by going back to Eastern Ocean City." "I love how my presence is threatening your peace, " Katherine spoke and added, "it's been seven years yet you don't have a husband nor a child. But I already have three kids and a good career. Instead of focusing on ruining someone else, I'll advise you spend that energy on yourself, maybe your life would be meaningful." Katherine then turned away from her. "How dare you!" Donna felt pained by her words and she couldn't even hide it. Katherine turned back to her and said, "and don't think I'll ev

"Flowers are so girly. It must have bored you, right?" As he didn't answer, she just kept talking. "I don't know what you like, so that's why what I planned for today is rather simple. If you have suggestions, they would still fit in." "I suggest you shut up.", he replied instantly, which made Katherine grind her teeth. With an overly sweet tone, she said: "But how can I find out more about you then? Nobody seems to know much." There was a short, foreboding pause. Then: "Curiosity kills the cat."

As expected of a couple. “If you're curious about all that, you can ask Miss Katherine directly. She's an easy-going person, so maybe she'll answer you, Havv.” “It’s surprising though for you to take interest in human beings, dude.” "That's what I'm saying." . . . “Katherine Bliss. There's something unsettling about that woman. It must be so because otherwise, I wouldn't have felt this awkward feeling." What Clement and the others said was true. It's not like me. Why am I so concerned about a woman I've only met only today?

“Watch your mouth.” “No, you watch your mouth,” she said. “Because I’m not afraid of the things you can do anymore. You want to go to war? You think you’ve got what it takes?” A savage smile lit up her face. “Well, baby . . . me and you, we’re about to find out who’s stronger.” I laughed and clapped slowly. “Bravo, Katherine. That was cute. But you should remember who you’re talking to.” She picked another grape. “And you should remember who you’re messing with.”

She placed a hand on my chest, slow, deliberate, pretending comfort. “I heard about the explosion,” she continued. “It’s tragic.” I didn’t move away. I didn’t lean in either. She sighed quietly. “And the video,” she added. “I can’t imagine how embarrassing that must be for you.” I looked down at her. “Is that what you think this is about.” She smiled faintly. “I always knew Katherine wasn’t queen material, but I never imagined she wasn’t even lady material.” I let my hand rest against her back, sliding down just enough to keep her hopeful, just enough to keep her talking.

"You were never just a role, Katherine. You were a woman who loved poetry and long walks in the rain, you were a woman who wanted to travel the world and learn every language, you were a woman who laughed so loudly that people turned to stare." "That woman died a long time ago." "No." Margaret's voice was firm. "She's still in there. You've just buried her so deep that you can't hear her anymore." Katherine pulled her hand away and reached for her wine again. "Sometimes I wonder what my life would have been like," she said. "If I had made different choices. If I had been braver." "Braver how?" Katherine was silent for a moment. "I was so young when I married Vincent. I thought I was in love.

"It gets old after a while." "See?" she says. "Being irresponsible all the time isn't even fun." "First you say I don't have to do anything with my life, and now you're calling me irresponsible?" I ask. "I thought were getting along, and now you're back to insulting me." Katherine sighs. "It came out wrong," she says. "I didn't mean it like that. I just mean that you're obviously smart, you know? And you're set for life. You can do anything you want."

He chuckled low, his knuckle pressing a bit firmer along her spine, dipping into the dimples at the base of her back. "Good things, I hope. Tell me what's on your mind. We have all night." Katherine bit her lip, her doodling resuming as she gathered her thoughts. "Everything, really. Us. How we got here. I mean, you're... you're Vincent Morris, the guy everyone talks about, the successful, intimidating one. And I'm just... me. Katherine Smith, the girl trying to figure out college and life without my dad around." Her voice softened, a hint of sadness creeping in as she thought of James, gone too soon. Vincent's arm tightened around her, pulling her flush against his side. His free hand came

Katherine muttered, elbowing me. “I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’m just really grateful he saved me.” “Oh, come on. Are you going to deny Corvin is seriously hot? And the General... don’t even get me started. Goddess, that man would’ve melted your panties off...” “Katherine!” I yelped, watching her fan herself and laugh to her heart’s content as she latched onto my arm and tugged me inside. “Oh, my sweet Tempest, when I grow up I want to be just like you, girl. I was about to give that man so many pervy gropes!”