Different Words For Said Novels & Stories

Because people didn’t want things like her. A knock came at the door. She flinched. She wasn’t dressed. She looked awful. She— “Suzi?” he asked. “Can I come in?” She closed her eyes. Another knock, softer this time. “I want to talk.” That word meant different things depending on who said it. When her father used it, it meant shouting and shame. When her mother used it, it meant whispered apologies behind locked doors. When Max said it? She wasn’t sure yet.

And the all said one thing. “Mate.”

Mia said softly. "You know what happens when we do? Shits get real"

he said. "Get in"

he said. T B C

She said and then she stood up. Anne was about to leave when I finally found my voice. "Special is different from pity," I said calmly but I made sure that all the words I uttered are clear. She stops and turns to me again. "What did you say?" She said. Irritation is visible in her voice. "I said being special is different from pity. I hope you know how to differentiate the two." I said maintaining the calmness in my voice. She glared at me. "How dare you?!"

I said, enunciating and pacing my words as if to make sure it sank in. "What do you say, omega?

“That would be a kindness, thank you Aurien.” “Fae often reverses the personal pronoun,” he leaned back in his chair. “And they are gender specific. So, when I say ‘I’ in Fae it is ‘ith’ and when you say it, it is ‘ithe’, and ‘you’ in male form is ‘sa’, and female ‘sie’. ‘I will teach you Fae’ in Fae, therefore for me speaking to you is ‘Fae tiarthe sie mar ith’, but for you it is ‘Fae tiarthe sa mar ithe.’”

He said… …WIN.

the witch said. Fuck!