Zeke Cross Quotes

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Only death will take me away from you, vampire girl," he whispered. "And even then, I'll watch over you from wherever I end up.
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
Next time you two decide to go on a bloody killing spree, at least send me an invitation so I know that you care.
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
For the rest of my existence, if I lived to see the end of this world, there would never be another Ezekiel Crosse. There would never be another soul as bright as his. And that both terrified me and made me savagely - and maybe selfishly - determined to keep him. Zeke was mine now. Forever.
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
And the most ironic thing? If Kanin hadn't Turned me, I would never have met Zeke. But being a vampire meant I could never be with him either.
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
We watched the humans in silence, two vampires standing in the darkness on the outskirts of humanity, always looking in.
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
Fine." I glared at him and shook my head. Stubborn idiot. "But at least try to look a little more raider-ish, okay? We don't want to attract attention." Zeke's snort sounded suspiciously like laughter. "Allie, you're a beautiful, exotic-looking vampire girl with a katana. Trust me, if anyone is going to attract attention, it's not going to be me." I didn't answer as we crossed the flimsy, creaking bridge into the lair of the vampire king. If Zeke had asked, I would've said that I was thinking of how to find everyone, but that wasn't entirely true. I was thinking of the others and how I was going to get them out alive...but I kept being distracted by the thought that Zeke had called me beautiful.
Julie Kagawa (The Immortal Rules (Blood of Eden, #1))
He looked... very alone then, a single human in a monster-infested world, a fading bright spot surrounded by shadow. And despite my best intentions, my determination not to be a monster, I was part of the world that he feared. Part of the darkness that would drag him down and tear him apart. "I'm sorry Zeke
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
I gave him a challenging half smirk. “You were the one who traveled halfway across the country to find me, Zeke Crosse. Now that you have, and now that you insist that something brought us together, I’m afraid you’re not getting rid of me that easily. Or, maybe I should say, I’m not letting you go. Vampires are possessive like that.
Julie Kagawa (The Eternity Cure (Blood of Eden, #2))
Dad had it right when he said Zeke looked like a cross between a dolphin and a hyena. But who needed good looks when you were the best dog on the planet? Dex
Lauren Tarshis (I Survived the Joplin Tornado, 2011 (I Survived #12))
Zeke's snort sounded suspiciously like laughter. "Allie, you're a beautiful, exotic-looking vampire girl with a katana. Trust me, if anyoneis going to attract attention, it's not going to me." I didn't answer as we crossed the flimsy, creaking bridge into the lair of the vampire king. We didn't talk to each other for several minutes. If Zeke asked, I would've said that I was thinking of how to fing everyone, but that wasn't entirely true. I was thinking of the others and how i was going to get them out alive...but I kept being distracted by the thougth that Zeke had called me beautiful.
Julie Kagawa (The Immortal Rules (Blood of Eden, #1))
Dad had gone ballistic when Ruby got suspended from school for smoking, but not Nora. Her mother had picked Ruby up from the principal’s office and driven her to the state park at the tip of the island. She’d dragged Ruby down to the secluded patch of beach that overlooked Haro Strait and the distant glitter of downtown Victoria. It had been exactly three in the afternoon, and the gray whales had been migrating past them in a spouting, splashing row. Nora had been wearing her good dress, the one she saved for parent–teacher conferences, but she had plopped down cross-legged on the sand. Ruby had stood there, waiting to be bawled out, her chin stuck out, her arms crossed. Instead, Nora had reached into her pocket and pulled out the joint that had been found in Ruby’s locker. Amazingly, she had put it in her mouth and lit up, taking a deep toke, then she had held it out to Ruby. Stunned, Ruby had sat down by her mother and taken the joint. They’d smoked the whole damn thing together, and all the while, neither of them had spoken. Gradually, night had fallen; across the water, the sparkling white city lights had come on. Her mother had chosen that minute to say what she’d come to say. “Do you notice anything different about Victoria?” Ruby had found it difficult to focus. “It looks farther away,” she had said, giggling. “It is farther away. That’s the thing about drugs. When you use them, everything you want in life is farther away.” Nora had turned to her. “How cool is it to do something that anyone with a match can do? Cool is becoming an astronaut…or a comedian…or a scientist who cures cancer. Lopez Island is exactly what you think it is—a tiny blip on a map. But the world is out there, Ruby, even if you haven’t seen it. Don’t throw your chances away. We don’t get as many of them as we need. Right now you can go anywhere, be anyone, do anything. You can become so damned famous that they’ll have a parade for you when you come home for your high-school reunion…or you can keep screwing up and failing your classes and you can snip away the ends of your choices until finally you end up with that crowd who hangs out at Zeke’s Diner, smoking cigarettes and talking about high-school football games that ended twenty years ago.” She had stood up and brushed off her dress, then looked down at Ruby. “It’s your choice. Your life. I’m your mother, not your warden.” Ruby remembered that she’d been shaking as she’d stood up. That’s how deeply her mother’s words had reached. Very softly, she’d said, “I love you, Mom.
Kristin Hannah (Summer Island)
I’ve been fighting with myself to stay away from you.” “Look what good that did.” “I’m bad for you, Sash. You’re everything in this world and I am nothing.” He inched just a little more. “I shouldn’t even be this close to you.” “No, you really shouldn’t.” “I’m serious, Sasha,” he whispered. “I never wanted to kiss you because I knew once I started, the hardest thing for me would be to stop.” “Should I be afraid of you, Zeke?” “Maybe a little, but everyone else should fear me more.” I crossed my brows. “Why?” “Because they don’t know what I’d do to protect you.” “Because you care about me?” “Because I’m in love with you.
Lizzie Lioness (Not Another Broken Heart)
Pulling out the chain, I closed my fingers around Zeke’s cross, closing my eyes. The edges pressed into my palm as I remembered, forcing myself to recall what he’d told me once. “You’re not evil,” he had whispered, those bright, solemn blue eyes staring into me, peeling away every defense. “No one who fights so hard to do the right thing is evil.
Julie Kagawa (The Forever Song (Blood of Eden, #3))
So,” Cal said, drawing out the word, “that was Margo. Your roommate. The one you’re not attracted to. The one you don’t think about ‘that way.’” Jake snorted. “He thinks about her ‘that way’ and a thousand other ways, too, I’ll bet.” “At least a thousand,” Cal agreed. “In the car. On a bar. Against a door. On the floor. In the shower. In a tower.” He paused. “I’m channeling Dr. Seuss.” Jake snickered. “On a bed. In a shed. In a tent. Under a vent. On a slope. With some rope.” “Rope is too rough. It chafes delicate skin,” Cal noted. “I prefer to use one of my ties.” Zeke crossed his arms over his chest. “Are you done yet?” “Why are you still here? Don’t you have anything better to do?” Cal asked. “Yes, you do. Her name is Margo.
Jenna Sutton (The Perfect Fit (Riley O'Brien & Co., #2.5))
I know you think of yourself as Mr. Rough-and-Tough-Buff-and-Stuff, but Bob’s your chicken. You need to be more considerate of his feelings.” Otis hunched shoulders and crossed his arms. “Bah.
Dr. Block (Valentine's Day for Baby Zeke)
You’re probably thinking “they” must have been a pack of pillagers or illagers intent on mayhem or maybe a squad of speedrunning griefers intent on doing bodily harm to any mob unfortunate enough to cross their path. But, no. By “they,” I meant it was Notch, Herorbine, and the Ender King. I stood up as they walked toward my door and I met them on the grass in front of my house.
Dr. Block (A New Enemy (Life and Times of Baby Zeke #13))