Wednesday Addams Quotes Novels & Stories

And the guilt, that while she tried to strengthen me, she grew weaker and weaker. "When you said marshmallows were your addiction, I thought you were exaggerating." "Does this look like an exaggeration?" I pointed to the four grocery bags we'd just loaded up from the store and shrugged. "Besides, you never know if they'll run out or if zombies take over the world. I mean what if the only food zombies can eat to return to their natural human state is marshmallows?" "Yes." She nodded seriously. "What if?" "You're mocking me."

snapped back Sheldon . " You don't understand , this is an honour Sheldon ." said Ada . " I don't want the honour after killing an innocent ." snapped Sheldon . " She isn't innocent ." snapped back Ada . " She is innocent , she doesn't even know what she is , she is clueless of they threat she posses , that girl hasn't even a hurt a fly in her life and they say she is gonna end the world , it's all rubbish , if i wasn't sired i would never get my hands in this crime ." said Sheldon with watery eyes .

"Alissa, Alissa, I'm sorry... I'm a monster... I'm a bastard... Please... Give me a quick death..." I reeled in the fishing line and pulled Adam to the window so that he was at eye level with me. Looking into his eyes, filled with despair and pleading, my smile vanished. "Uncle Adam, you want to die? When you pushed my parents to the zombies in my past life, they cried and begged you. What did you say at the time? "You said, 'Thomas, everyone looks out for themselves. If you die, the food you leave behind will be enough for Erin and me to survive. Thomas, just sacrifice yourselves.'"

“Or Lady Adelaide, maybe?” Mom let out a snort. “I might be better off getting comfort from a robot. Addie has no emotional bone in her body.” She joked. “I'd probably get a stiff, ‘You cannot return to what was lost, Sandra, but you can choose not to waste what remains.’” Her impression was so accurate that I broke out in laughter. “That does sound like her.” “I know, right?” Mom said, leaning closer. “Cassandra, tell me why I always find you deep in gossip where it concerns me.”

“Noted. Any kind or something special?” “I guess any kind. But not dark chocolate. That shit is nasty.” Wes laughs, cutting into another piece of his food. “Agreed. And you know you don’t have to make dinner every night. I’ll do it the nights I’m home.” “I don’t mind,” I say honestly. And really, I want to stay busy. Being busy keeps me from thinking. “Oh, and I’m off all day Wednesday, so if there was something you want to do, feel free.”

“I already ordered a Barbie castle for Poppy. The big one. The absurd one. The one with the balcony. Tell her tonight, okay. About the castle.” “If she hears the word castle before bedtime, I’m the one who suffers the consequences.” “Sorry.” I pressed my nails into the edge of the desk until little half-moons marked my skin. “I miss you both,” Adrian said at last. I swallowed and looked down at the narrow street below my office, where people were walking with coffee and sunglasses, living their lives as if nothing were quietly cracking on the fourth floor of this building. “FaceTime tonight,” I said. “Don’t disappear.”

The question stole the air from my lungs. For a second, I couldn’t breathe properly. Quin—my Quin—had formed an attachment to the one man I had spent years trying to keep her away from. The one man who could destroy everything I had tried to protect her from… and the one man I still couldn’t fully stop myself from wanting. "Your mommy doesn't like me very much." Adam sighed. "Maybe you should buy her chocolate.” Quin added, “Everyone likes chocolate." "I wish chocolate would fix my problems." He chuckled and placed a gentle kiss on Quin's forehead.

On the other hand, the lady gasped when she saw what Adam did. “Addy, why did you do that? You like vanilla, don’t you?” She queried, gazing around if anybody caught them but fortunately the area was almost empty because the people knew it was about to rain. Nobody saw them wasting food. “I didn’t like it!” He gritted out. “It was awful!” He added and rushed inside the building, leaving the lady baffled behind. “Addy, wait for me! Who taught you the word ‘awful’?” She uttered, rushing behind him when her senses came back while the boy was making his way down the staff room where he could find his mother and answered the lady nonetheless, “Uncle Kevin!”

‘Those who belittle others are usually so little themselves. Small people belittle others. Great people make others feel they to can become great.’ Quote by Nick Verd. April barely had time to plaster a small smile on her face, still covering her braces, before they entered the hall. To claps and cheers. In her mind, she had very little to be happy about right now. The way Noah had looked at her made her self-conscious of her overweight body. She didn’t want to be here.

she faked a sober voice and looked up at him. "I see that you don't trust me anymore. So you mean that you believe that I would have sex with anyone? That's so bad! I can't even believe this is coming from you." Addams tilted his lips to his side and shook his head, "Bold of you to think I am foolish. Don't lie to me! I know the sound of ass clapping when I hear it," Addams retorted.