Annoying Girlfriends Novels & Stories

It’s such a Dane move. “He totally came back for you. You’re the only girl he has ever made an official girlfriend…maybe he finally realized how he feels about you after all.” Her annoying friends slides up beside her, joining in with misdirected moral support, and now I really want both of them to go away. Invading my space with their overkill of cloying perfume and all that hairspray. I turn with a smile, internal happy confidence that soon enough, she will realize Dane isn’t here for her, and that moment will be super satisfying.

I grabbed my cell phone and angrily dialed my girlfriend's number, hoping she would answer. "Calm down, man. You can't stress yourself out," my friend warned. I didn't care, after all, I was already totally furious. After a few rings, I finally heard Cassie's voice ring out amidst the bustle of people talking and loud music in the background. "What is it? Did you remember you have a girlfriend?" she mocked sarcastically and I laughed in derision. WEU remembered I have a girlfriend? Cassie, I call you every day, all the time, and YOU don't answer! Don't play the victim!" I shouted angrily, pacing back and forth, watching Bryan gesture for me to calm down.

his online girlfriend to other men. "I keep seeing those disgusting posts online where men try to 'give away' their online girlfriends. Seriously sickening." "A girl trusted him enough to meet at a hotel for the first time, and the guy who made that post turned out to be an absolute monster." "Honestly, gold-diggers are pathetic, but heiresses usually aren't stupid either." "The real problem is that these disgusting men target innocent young girls. Men like this should honestly be chemically castrated." "Seriously, I don't know how Naomi tolerated him this long. The second I found out a guy had a homegirl like that, he'd be out of my life immediately. Everybody knows what those girls are rea

He could literally feel her anger from the screen. Seriously, girls are so easy to annoy, that was why Dina had more male friends, as an anti-fan of arguing in reality, she NEVER made friends with troublesome people. All her friends were either cool, always happy, fun-loving, or quiet types, as for others, eh, they were either classmates or in the 'do I know you?' list. *** The fat girl slammed her laptop screen down with rage, someone dared call her a waste of an ancient?! She'd show him/her!

MICHAEL "You aren't even listening!" I jolted back to reality as I heard the high-pitched voice of Alison, my girlfriend of two months. She was sitting in front of me and glaring. "Sorry...what were you saying?" I chuckled nervously. I had the bad habit of zoning out mid-conversation. My friends always made fun of me for it and called me Mr. Daydreamer. "I was telling you about the dinner this Saturday. So you can meet my family, remember?" Alison said. "Don't tell me you forgot!" she gasped.

"It's a little weird that schedule, huh?" "Oh yeah. But I've gotten used to it. I mean Lee is right, it's easier this way." "You know I really can't believe you're his girlfriend, you seem so down to earth and nice." "Oh, I'm not. I'm sarcastic, bad temper, smart mouth, I like to hit people. I've broken three girls' noses. I'm a nuisance really." "Well annoy me anytime." "There you are baby." Lee approached us. "Been looking everywhere for you. Hey, Quin!" The boys hugged.

"I didn't get annoyed when I found out he has a girlfriend because, after all, stealing a husband can be a specialty, right?" I immediately smacked her. "Do you have plans to be a homewrecker?!" I retorted. "But you know what's annoying?" she continued. "I don't know because the truth is, I find them cute. I can't relate to your talk, girl," I said with a sassy tone just to annoy her more. "That's the thing!" she suddenly exclaimed. I quickly covered her mouth, afraid we'd end up like Mommy Gret scolded by the nurse. Karma is digital nowadays. Too updated.

I reminisce about the moment I first saw my girlfriend. -I feel like I'm obsessed with her. I want her every moment, I want to know where she is, what she's doing, what she ate today. I get annoyed about things like, why didn't you tell me when you left work, I could have come to get you. It annoys me that she handles truly nasty situations on her own and doesn't call me to solve them. It annoys me when I see her with guys because damn it, she has more male friends than I can count on my fingers.

"You're doing this on purpose, aren't you?" Aaron shrugged innocently. "I'm not! My girlfriend is coming later; you'll see for yourself. And you have my guarantee that she's prettier than all the previous ones!" Corinne frowned. "I'm not interested in any of your girlfriends, Aaron. They never last more than a week with you anyway! I'm asking you why you have to bring her when you know Annie is here!"

“If you’ve got something to say…say it louder.” The three girls froze. Mara crossed her arms. “Otherwise keep your opinions to yourselves.” One of them forced a smile. “We weren’t talking about you.” “Really?” Mara stepped closer. “Not me. It sounded an awful lot like you were talking about my friend here.” The tallest girl shrugged. “We were just curious.” “Curiosity kills cats. It also starts unnecessary drama.” The girl rolled her eyes. “We just thought she looked familiar.” Mara didn’t hesitate. “If you care to know her then, she’s Cain Harlow’s girlfriend.”