Unscramble Dignity Novels & Stories

’ Unise asked instead and Noah thought for a while. ‘Because you took my first time, the first lady who has been real to me’ Unise burst out in laughter ‘I know virginity is special but it's not the reason for you to stick with someone no matter what, dignity is more important than virginity and I am a lady of dignity’ she stated and Noah found it hard to understand her. Did she think that giving your first time to someone wasn’t important? ‘I fail to understand you’ Noah said and Unise sighed heavily.

“You're keeping your pride and dignity intact, dreaming of a world that's never gonna exist.“ “At least I've got my pride and dignity, something you lost a long time ago.“ “I lost them trying to provide for your damned needs and that of Mum and Vivian. I'll gladly loose them again if I have to. You've got your dignity intact but what has it ever provided you? Nothing!“ She yelled in my face, poking my chest with her finger. “And just so you know, you managed to keep that dignity intact because I was providing for you. If you had to fend on your own, you would have lost it a long time ago.“

"What are you doing here?" Sophie still looked angry. "You've got some nerve, Miles. Running off like that." I sat down across from her. "You didn't come all this way just to say that." She steadied herself, then spoke slowly, each word deliberate. "I'm not divorcing you." I looked into those unwavering eyes of hers and felt something close to fear. I was terrified I'd give in. "About the question you asked me, I chose my dignity. So I gave you up.

"I know I was wrong. I was jealous of you, and I couldn't stand seeing you have everything. I worked so hard to get into Central University because I thought I could finally change my life, but I was still poor after I got here. I couldn't stand seeing you carry Chanel while Sophie casually handed you a bag worth thousands of dollars." She looked up at me through her tears, desperate and pleading. "All I wanted is to have some dignity. Is that wrong?" I looked down at her, the streetlights flickered on, casting a warm orange glow over her and stretching her shadows long. I was silent for several seconds before I said, "Stand up and talk to me. You asked what you did wrong. There's nothing wr

"But that doesn't give you the freedom to humiliate me and my parents!" Giovanni, who had been observing coldly, finally intervened, his voice icy and detached. "You would do well to recognize your place and refrain from resistance." I turned to Giovanni, my eyes filled with disappointment and pain. "I've always understood my place, but don't I deserve even a shred of dignity?" Giovanni snorted disdainfully, a flicker of disgust passing through his eyes. "Dignity? What dignity does a lowly Omega have to speak of?"

The heat was growing ardent, the room shrinking with every second that ticked by. Finally, he moved again—one slow, measured step, his eyes glued on mine. “You want to survive in this world? In this hospital? In this career?” His voice dropped, low and thunderous. “Then you need to stop waiting for people to hand you dignity. You take it. Or you lose it. That is how the world works.” And I did not know that? My fists clenched at my sides. “I am perfectly aware of that.”

"Wanting to save your family and friends but being crushed so hard you can't fight back, forced to beg others just to survive—that's what having no dignity means. "Now, when someone is willing to help us, and we don't even have to bow and scrape for it, when there's a chance right in front of us to shave off years of struggle—why wouldn't we take it? "If a free pie falls out of the sky and you're still talking about backbone, that's not integrity. That's being an idiot." Wendy was genuinely furious. She had always believed that turning down an advantage was just plain stupid. If someone is willing to lift you up and help you avoid years of detours, why refuse?

They wanted to live their lives with dignity. When the chanting died down, Adrian continued, "Why is the meaning of life is to stay alive? That's because only by staying alive will we have hope and a future. Not only should we stay alive, but we should also live our lives with dignity. Nobody in the world can take away our right to live. We each have our worth. “Regardless of who it is, anyone who tries to take away our right to live is our enemy. And what do we do to our enemies? I want you all to answer me at the top of your lungs!"

They would even fight back. The other eighth-grade clans might not be as good as the Unbreaking Pavilion, but they would still not just take things lying down. Dignity was incredibly important to those of them from high-grade clans. Some of them saw it as more important than their own lives. Because he understood that, Fane was curious. When he saw how serious everyone was, how could they have just taken being scolded like that lightly?

"Today, we will start our discussion with Human Dignity." And just like he said, he immediately started. "Our dignity is inalienable, inviolable, inherent, and universal. It means no one can ever take our dignity away from us. Those who are saying that their dignities are gone when they got abused are wrong!” His voice started to fade in my ears. My apologies, Mr. Palabras, but my mind is focused on the Lock Picked Locker case right now. I have to devise a plan to catch Irish Francisco and also to find out who Indigo and Black are.