Arrogant Novels & Stories

The pudgy man replied "Isn't it obvious. Lack of team spirit and violence" Lu Xinya smiled "Let me remind you I am not in your team so it is not up to you to decide what my team attitude looks like and secondly, what evidence do you have of me being violent?". The man looked malevolently at her and finally said arrogantly "You can go ahead and say whatever you want to say but you'll leave here today. I don't care what you say. Power is something I have on my side and trust me I'll make it so that you'll never be able to find work in another company in this industry"

And he had a quiet confidence—arrogance—about him that told her he not only got what he wanted, but that he knew it too. Arrogance wasn’t a quality she was particularly attracted to. But on him, it looked good. It fit him. Just like his clothing and his entire demeanor. And there was something about that gaze that turned her inside out. It had the very first time they’d met. Her stomach had performed somersaults, and he’d made her consider things she’d never considered before. He’d made her want things she’d never wanted or realized she wanted before.

I spat, not understanding this woman one bit! “Being arrogant is like seeing the world and thinking it owes you something, despite you having made no effort to earn it,” she explained while rummaging through the poorly supplied box. “And you strike me as someone who earned every bit of the respect your due because you care a hell of a lot more than you think.” I blinked. Well, I hadn’t seen that one coming… “But for some reason, you stuck your head up your ass and are ignoring the world around you,” she continued, throwing me a glance over her shoulder. “You think you’re doing it for the greater good, but in reality, you’re just being an asshole who’s selfishl

There was a sense of arrogance in the way he held himself, as if he was above everyone else and knew it. I couldn't stand the way he acted, as if he was entitled to everything just because of who he was. He seemed to think that he was better than everyone else, and that nothing could touch him. It was as if he was untouchable, and he reveled in that fact. His dark hair, tanned skin, and tall frame may have been attractive to some, but to me, it was his arrogance that made him unappealing. "I tried to be nice." He said.

He has said only a few words to me since. "Come over to the front seat." He said as I was about to make my way to the back seat. I mumbled 'No' under my breath but I couldn't let it out. Thoughts ran through my mind as I walk hesitantly to the front seat of the car. I've heard of his arrogance and pride and I saw it in the way he made people around him tremble and I was also a victim. I pulled down my skirt to cover up a bit as I entered the front seat because I was scared of what he'll do to me.

It hit me then—I hadn’t thought about my phone even once. “Well, you were right about one thing,” I said, looking across the table at him. “You’ll have to be more specific. I’m usually right about everything.” I rolled my eyes. “And here I was about to pay you a compliment. Then you go and ruin it with that ego.” “Arrogance is when you overestimate your abilities. I don’t exaggerate. I’m simply accurate.” “Stuck-Up Suit really does suit you, doesn’t it?” He ignored my jab. “What was the compliment?”

I don’t think I have anything to fix, though? Clairmont heaved a quick sigh. “Arrogance. I need you to be a little more arrogant.” I unconsciously scoffed. He would be labelled as a bastard if he told me those words back in my original world. People sought after humble people, not an arrogant one. He said as if being arrogant was the right thing to do, given his nonchalant tone. We both stayed silent after that. No response, no bickering, nothing. I pursed my lips to prevent myself from talking any further to avoid saying anything unnecessary. Though, I do feel like slapping him on the face for te

I was the wrong choice for him. I glanced at him and offered a small smile. Silly guy. "Are you jealous?" he asked with a smirk. My face fell into a frown, annoyance creeping up. "Are you arrogant?" I shot back, my voice sharp with irritation, my expression matching. The amused smile that had lingered earlier disappeared in an instant. He was getting ahead of himself, thinking he had me figured out. Arrogance was one of the things I hated most in people. And, of course, this rich, handsome guy seemed to think all the girls were falling over him. Well, newsflash—I'm not one of them. I’d rather die than let him know the slightest bit of attraction.

" he winked at me and bent his head to kiss me but I pushed his face. " Don't try to be cute, it doesn't suit you. Mr Arrogant. " " Arrogant ?? Me?? " " Who else.." " You are my clumsy beauty too... " " See how arrogant you are, I agree that I am clumsy, but it really bad of you to say it on my face. I hate you. "

He arrogantly approached Harvey once again with an icy and disdainful gaze. "Harvey, Harvey… "I believe that I'm someone quite arrogant, you know. "I didn't expect you to be even more arrogant than I am. "Unfortunately, you never realized one thing. "You need something to back up your arrogance. "Someone like me has enough to be arrogant about. "But someone like you? That life of yours is worth nothing. What makes you think you can act so arrogantly before me, huh? "Today, I will show you what it means to be this close from becoming a