Best 13 quotes of Konstantina P. on MyQuotes

He grasped her chin trying to make sense of her words, smearing her face with the blood of the people he had killed for her.

He wasn’t an immature boy having conjured up an image of a perfect relationship. He was a grown man ready to accept responsibility for someone he cared deeply about—someone he had decided to give his everything to.

I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’m a ray of sunshine.” James smirked. “Does that make me the cloud that keeps hiding you, then?” His face softened and he leaned down for a chaste kiss, his moist lips against her sweet, plump ones making them both whimper. “You are my rainbow,” he said, pulling back and holding her gaze. “Always shining after the storm.” She looked at him for a moment and then let out a snort, an inelegant sound that made her flail frantically trying to cover her mouth. “Oh my god. That was terrible.

If the worst came, they would do their sad duty and fight the last battle above the dead bodies of their friends.

I love you,” he whispered, desperate not to disturb the momentum. The first time saying it out loud felt like a confession. She laughed at him. “If I was to mistake every time someone pitied me for love, half the city would already be in love with me.

It felt like, despite the years since the last spilt blood, the screams had taken root, imbuing the heavy stones with their echo.

I thought you wouldn’t come,” she admitted. “When have I ever not?” “But—” “—Look…It’s hard being with you, I’m not going to deny that. So sometimes I’m gonna need you to take the first step. But I promise I will always be there to take the second.

Sara knew this would be her only chance in a while to speak to Katie alone and be frank, so she threw caution to the wind. “Look,” she said, and Katie’s attention focused on her. “I’m not going to tell you not to break his heart. I know how relationships work. I just…” She hesitated, wondering if she had the right. “I wish you would stop breaking his spirit.

The colours of the world had faded; not even the sun could make it past the death cloud surrounding the two armies.

The older wounds had long ago taken hold of her body, leaving behind a map of her biggest victories.

The town lay beneath their feet, its outskirts in ruin from the negligence of arrogant people who thought it was acceptable to let everything fall apart because they could rebuild it without lifting a finger.

Through the open curtains, the sunbeams danced in the crisp morning air, little grains of dust as their partners. But the world had been shut out. Like a couple of hopeless castaways, everything was humid, too little air, too much drowning.

You’ve been putting a deadline on this relationship from the get-go. The way I see it, since we can’t make long-term plans, we just have to do everything faster. That way we get to experience everything.