Dialogue Words For Said Novels & Stories

I said. "Sofia." "Come here," I said. He was very still. Not hesitating, processing my words. The specific stillness of someone who had been given something they had been careful about wanting and was making sure they had heard correctly. "Here," I said. "Close." He came.

You told me to make him say things. You said he would let me and he had never let anyone else. He waved a hand. I say things at doors, he said. I am old. Old men say things at doors. He looked out the small room's window at the pitch. Tell him I said it was about time. He paused. He will know what I mean. She thought about the three goods Diana had said on the Sunday morning. The specific verbal economy of the people around Damien who had loved him longest,

Just — people looking at someone, deciding what’s true about them, and saying it in their own language. “Steadfast.” Sasha had suggested it. Sasha who had stood in a storage unit on a Tuesday afternoon because she felt like it, not because she was asked to. “Say it,” I said. “In the old language. The way it was said in the Room?” Damien looked at me for a moment. Then he said it — low and precise, the old language sitting differently in his voice than the English did, something older and more resonant underneath it, the kind of sound that existed before written records—

Turning to the very last page, I see the outline of safe words. "During a scene if you say stop or no, we will not listen. However, if you use your safe word, that is an entirely different story." He said and she simply nodded. Gosh, she aligned with most of our interests and I can't be more happy about that.

Surprisingly I was the one saying more than two words to Liam He suddenly became so quiet. It seems my word has taken its effect. Suddenly the world started crumbling, turning to something very different, filled with the aura of evil. Demons were sprouting out everywhere. " Damn!" Liam cussed, as we both fought them off. " No wonder, I felt something was wrong, you were terribly nice towards me, '' Liam said. His words made me speechless. " You were so nice that I couldn't believe it myself " He continued

The meaning of his words sent chill through me. "I'm fine," I said quietly, the words automatic now. "She said she's fine, Adrian," Kian said flatly, the first words he'd directed anywhere near me all day, though his eyes stayed firmly on his pasta. "Leave it alone."

--- --- The one where something deeper needed to be said. --- --- She inhaled slowly. --- --- Then— --- She spoke. --- --- “I’m not scared anymore.” --- --- The words came out quietly. --- --- But they carried weight. --- --- Real weight. --- --- Adrian didn’t respond immediately. --- --- Because he understood— --- This wasn’t a casual statement. --- --- This meant something. --- --- “Of what?” he asked softly. --- --- She looked at him. --- --- Not avoiding. --- --- Not hesitating.

",He said in his guilt voice. ************************************** How is it?

I spat out the words nonchalantly. A thin layer of silence braced the air just as I said those words. I could sense that I had said a wrong word, from the doctor's hard glance. I turned my gaze to him, “Did I say something wrong doctor? Is there something you haven't told me yet?” I asked.