Ethan Klein Weight Loss Novels & Stories

My senses… my intuition… it never fails me… which makes me be afraid that… there was something beneath it. And there, that incident happened. I thought… he would surely die. That idiot… “You are really a big fat idiot, aren't you?” “but… I ain't fat right now tho… there is no way I can gain weights with the way I eat… I almost die running here and there… surely that was enough exercise for me” He really is a weird person. This man named Ethan, hah… he do says things that are weird and all… Still… above all else, he is a nosy person if I may say.

"What time do you usually wake up?" Claire answers mechanically, her brain struggling to keep up. Meanwhile, Ethan stands off to the side with his arms crossed, leaning casually against the wall. His gaze never leaves her, sharp and unwavering, as if she's the only thing in the room worth observing. "Um..." Claire clears her throat, finally looking at him. "I'll gain weight slowly, okay? I wasn't very sensible before, sure, but isn't this a bit...dramatic?" "What's dramatic about it?" Ethan replies calmly. "This is my daily routine."

This time when he asked her out, she said yes, and even though she wasn’t excited about her date, she hoped when the time came, she would be. His name was Ethan. He was a few years older than she was and already had a healthy equine veterinarian practice. Ethan had brown hair with adorable curls that begged to be pulled, and big blue eyes that made her think of tropical waters or summer skies. He was tall, very tall, standing at six feet four inches and he had the kind of body earned through hands-on labor and not at a gym.

Steven expressed his concern. "I have not," Ethan responded. "Why is that?" Steven asked. "Ah, you should not be asking that; who would have an appetite under such circumstances?" Ethan retorted. "Ethan, it is essential that you eat. What has transpired cannot be changed, but you must nourish yourself to regain your strength. Just look at how much weight you have lost in less than twenty-four hours," Steven advised. "I will eat later; I am simply not hungry at the moment," Ethan replied.

"I am Ethan Ring. Twenty-three years old, but turning 24 this year, on the 14th of February. I studied here in my 1st semester as well. That's all," Ethan said as he sat down, still not taking his eyes off of Chad, who had been grinning.

Kai commented. "Tch! You call that handsome?" Ethan said arrogantly touching his hair. "Narcissist," Ethan was well known for his narcissistic behavior, it wasn't a secret. But indeed, he was a really handsome man. "He has short legs," he said proudly after finding his weakness. "He is not that short," Kai commented but he immediately zipped his mouth seeing Ethan's stare. "Wait, I know him I just remembered," "The celebrity we wanted to endorse Larry, but how does he know the young miss?"

I laugh in response, entertained by his show. I smirk. "It's not alcohol." Ethan dries his mouth with the back of his hand, smiling. "I know, but I can always pretend before I open my mouth. The placebo effect, you know." Laughter erupts from my mouth. "You're crazy!" "Maybe," Ethan agrees, and then his eyes seem to lose the life within them and instead turn into a lonely black. "I'm sure you've noticed that I'm different from other guys." I slurp on my coca-cola, absorbing Ethan. He isn't wearing revealing clothes despite it being summer, as if he is ashamed of himself. Neither is there any muscle mass on his frame—Ethan is what you would call borderline skinny.

"Meet Roman Klein. One of our oldest and most trustworthy business associates. He and I go a long way" "How are your daughter's Roman, it's been so long since I last saw them?" Ashton asks. "They are great. Aliza is here only" "Meet my daughter Aliza Klein. Ethan son you guys may be acquainted. She studies in your school only" And that's when Ethan knew who she was. Why she looked familiar. She was the same Aliza Klein who troubled his Soph,the very girl who was there in all the videos. The fuc**** leader of those useless minions.

“Nothing.” Ethan looked between us. “She’s weird in the mornings. Ignore her.” “I’m literally traumatized,” I muttered, “from watching you two bicker like divorced lovers in a Gordon Ramsay bootleg episode.” Ethan gasped dramatically. “You think I could do better than him?” “Excuse me?” Mr. Wright raised an eyebrow. “You heard me,” Ethan said. “I could find someone who doesn’t threaten to murder my omelets.” “And I could find someone who doesn’t use protein powder as seasoning.”

he snapped loud enough for nearby tables to glance over. “There was traffic,” I said quietly and sat across from him. His mother smiled thin and cold. “Always with the excuses.” The waiter appeared and I ordered the chicken paillard because I needed something substantial to face this. Ethan’s eyes narrowed at the order. “You will be having only salad from now on,” he said sharply. “You need to drop ten pounds before the wedding. That dress won’t fit if you keep eating like a farm girl.” Heat rushed to my face as heads turned again. I gripped the menu tight.