Richelle Mead Quotes About Suffering

Quotes about: Suffering

• I knew you were a badass," continued Adrian. "But I didn't realize just how much until I saw you dropping guardians out there." "Does that mean you're going to be nicer to me?" I teased. "I'm already nice to you," he said loftily. "Do you know how badly I want a cigarette right now? But no. I manfully suffer through nicotine withdrawal—all for you.

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  Badass, Nice, Mean

• The only way to lose a kingdom is if your power drops or..well, if you're killed." "I'm sure Volusian would love to help with that." My minion walked near me, needing no horse to move swiftly. Upon hearing his name, he said, "I would perform the deed with great relish and much suffering on your part, mistress." "You can't put a price on that kind of loyalty," I told Kiyo.

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  Loyalty, Horse, Moving

  Richelle Mead (2009). “Thorn Queen”, p.72, Kensington Publishing Corp.

• My mind... It's who I am. I think I'd rather suffer any other injury in the world than have my mind tampered with.

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  Thinking, Who I Am, Mind

  Richelle Mead (2012). “The Golden Lily: A Bloodlines Novel”, p.189, Penguin

• Knowing Lissa missed me hurt almost more than if she'd completely written me off. I'd never wanted to hurt her. Even when I'd resented her for feeling like she was controlling my life, I'd never hated her. I loved her like a sister and couldn't stand the thought of her suffering now on my behalf. How had things gotten so screwed up between us?

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  Hurt, Knowing, Feelings

  Richelle Mead (2009). “Blood Promise: A Vampire Academy Novel”, p.26, Penguin

• Guys do ridiculous things for love." Adrian reached into his pocket and held up a pack of cigarettes. "Do you know how badly I want one of these right now? Yet I suffer, Rose. All for you.

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  Rose, Guy, Suffering

  Richelle Mead (2010). “Spirit Bound: A Vampire Academy Novel”, p.115, Penguin

• Jerome sighed and set down his fork. "Are you still doing that, Georgie? Don't I suffer enough without having to endure the humiliation of a succubus who moonlights as a Christmas elf?" "You always said I should quit the bookstore and find something else to do," I reminded him. "Yes, but that was because I thought you'd go on to do something respectable. Like become a stripper or the Mayor's mistress.

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  Suffering, Mistress, Bookstores

  Richelle Mead (2011). “Succubus Revealed”, p.9, Kensington Books

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