Virginia Woolf Quotes Novels & Stories

“Hopefully it’ll be worth it.” “Whatever happens there stays there.” Leona reminds. “So even if it’s bad, we can forget about it the moment pack up and drive off again.” “That sayings not accurate.” Violet disagrees. “In more ways than one, that quote has backfired.” “Can you two stop being so cynical? God damn-“ Leona huffs. “Try to have some positivity, will you? Maybe Livi can teach you guys a thing or two.” “What?” the woman in question asks, turning at the mention of her name.

Violet Women are hot. I’ve always known that. Penelope, for example, God, sometimes I’d just stare at her and think, damn, what masterpiece work of art is this? And when I teased her about dating her if she wasn’t taken, I meant it. If she were single, I’d absolutely try my luck. I’ve met all types of women before, but none like the one standing in front of me.

"I could easily forgive his pride if he had not mortified mine." -Jane Austen. (Pride & Prejudice) Violet I woke up with a raging headache and doors slamming shut in the house. When I managed to sit up, I found I was nakèd under the blanket and there was a note with pills waiting for me to down with the glass of water. I picked up the note and read his words, “We need to talk.”

How many times has people used a pen or paintbrush because they couldn't pull the trigger. -Virginia Woolf |N I C O L A S| Three days later. She is still here as if I didn't threatened her with her life three days ago. But I try to ignore her as much as I can. Because I am done tolerating her. I would probably end up murdering her if she would say anything stupid about her. "I might have asthama because everytime I look at you. I can't breath." Logan flirted eyeing Zyra up and down like a fucking creep he is.

Now they were having a conversation without a care in the world, but the thing was that Martin and her couldn't even be together like this, talking about things like that. But the water had already spilled, and if she shrank further here, she was bound to get suspicious. At times like this, she had to come out confidently, pretending to know nothing. And Martin seemed unwilling to let go until he got an answer. "Was that so strange to you? I'm not sure," she said. "Perhaps you're asking because you don't know this quote." "I made those words. It was me who made that," Martin said. Victoria shut her lips.

“The Cliffords think you have too many scandals, right? That's the reason Mr. Clifford decided to get a divorce with you.” Violet coldly looked at the reporter who threw her the question and said, “My scandals have nothing to do with my divorce. Aren't you guys just trying to say I've been abandoned? “But I don’t care what you guys think, and I can do whatever I want.” She pushed the reporters away and walked forward. Suddenly, she heard someone calling her “wh*re”, and she stopped in her tracks. She turned her head to look at the crowd and scoffed coldly, “That’s right. I’m a wh*re.”

I said with lots of disdain. "Clarissa, don't give me the impression that you've fallen in love with this guy." Virginia said, and I wildly opened my eyes. How could she even say such nonsense?

Sloan fired “ I am not ungrateful ” she countered “ You've encountered luxury , treated with respect, met people of class you should consider yourself lucky for being Vanessa ” Sloan remarked “ I have cherished myself and my worth, now it's a whole load of work being someone else , this is not just me ” Violet said pushing the glass of drink Bessie had kept a while ago. “ what worth Violet, you were practically a maid ” Sloan snorted “ Yes I was , but I had peace of mind and happiness ” Violet replied

I got into the car as well, sitting down and slamming the door with a bang, wanting to somehow vent all the anger I was feeling at that moment. " My grandmother is not a snob or whatever you're thinking about her right now, Virginia " I felt obligated to defend her "She was only manipulated by Lavinia.” " She proved that she is a snob! " Virginia insisted, speaking loudly and gesticulating with the same intensity "And if I worked in a nightclub, what would be the problem? Would I be unfit for a relationship with her grandson?” I sighed tiredly, and it was not even eleven o'clock in the morning.

“Though, they will never be like us.” “Ah, I see,” Violet said. Part of her wanted to discard everything the woman was saying, but seeing how everyone reacted when they spoke of him, she found it hard to deny that there might be a grain of truth to her words. “How was he a wanna-be? What did he do?”