Ferris Quotes Novelas e Histórias

As we strolled through the park, we came across the ferris wheel, its colorful lights twinkling against the night sky. On a whim, Lucas suggested we take a ride, and I couldn't resist the chance to relive another part of our past. We purchased our tickets and climbed into the enclosed capsule, the rhythmic creaking of the wheel lulling us into a sense of calm. As we ascended, the cityscape spread out before us, its bright lights shimmering like stars against the darkness. Suddenly, Lucas leaned close, his voice low and intimate. "Did you know that couples who kiss at the top of the ferris wheel are said to stay together forever?" he whispered, his breath tickling my ear.

Ferris said honestly. Oliver smiled and said, “I will be always there for you.” Ferris smiled and nodded, “I will be always there for you too. Always remember it my friend.” Oliver nodded his head smiling at his friend. __________ 7 years later; "Hazel get out of the bathroom right now or SHE will break the door!" A very angry Ferris Kingston said as he tried to open the door until a phone call disturbed him. "Hello man! How are you!" Daniel Shaw asked cheerfully.

‎“You just puked off the side of a Ferris wheel!” ‎“I said shut up.” ‎Tears stream down my face. ‎“You’re the scariest man in the world and you’re scared of heights!” ‎He groans. ‎“Don’t tell anyone. Fuck, I feel so sick” ‎I laugh harder. ‎“Too late.” ‎We ride down. ‎He’s still pale. ‎I hold his hand. ‎He squeezes back. ‎We leave the Ferris wheel laughing. ‎I drag him to more games.

My jaw dropped. “Ferris...” He raised a brow. “What now?” “This video of you has a million likes.” He blinked. “A million?” I scrolled down to the comments and gasped, scandalized. “‘He can throw me across the room and I’d say thank you’?!” Ferris blinked, then leaned closer. “Read that again?” I shoved the screen in front of him. “Read for yourself!” He squinted at the screen. “‘He could bite me and I’d wag my tail like a good girl’? What does that even mean?”

Argh! I grimaced, quickly swiping at my mouth as I pushed away from him and onto my seat. "You know, I've never met anyone quite like you, Cash." He said this just as the cart thrust forward, nearly launching me onto the white tread plate floor as the Ferris wheel began its gradual turn. I gripped the edge of my seat hard, my nails digging into the metal but finding no purchase. It's okay... I'm okay... everything's just... fine... "A person who doesn't care about what others might think, living life just the way she wants. You remind me of a cat." Asheton chuckled softly as he continued despite my starting descent into panic. "Is that strange?"

I hadn’t thought of myself as ‘ordinary’ in a long time. We were walking past the rides now and I couldn’t help but remember the last time I was here. It was with Garrett, of course, and the thought of him made me feel uneasy, for some reason. We had such a great time. He loved the fair, more than even I did. Would I ever be able to enjoy a good moment without thinking about him? “Do you want to go on that?” Felix asked. “What?” He pointed at the Ferris Wheel. “That.”

When I finished she was quiet for a long time. "I'm not Ferris's person," she said finally. "I want to say that plainly before I say anything else." "I believe you," I said. "But I want you to understand why we're asking." "I do understand," she said. "The warning I gave you about Ferris working through someone close

Don't worry, We'll keep trying. We wandered through the carnival, stopping to play games and sample various carnival treats. But my memories remained stubbornly elusive. At one point, we stopped by the Ferris wheel, the very same one we had ridden in the photos. Levi gestured towards it, a hopeful glint in his eye. "Maybe this will jog something?" he suggested. I nodded, forcing a smile. "Let's give it a try." We climbed on one of the Ferris wheel cars. The view from the top was breathtaking, But still, my memories refused to surface. I sighed, leaning my head "Maybe this isn't going to work," I broke the silence, feeling defeated.

What a clichè. "Maybe for you, but not for me." "And what exactly are these moments that can be better than this?" "Probably those moments in bed." I laughed. And I never thought I'd see him embarassed hearing that from me. As we got inside the ferris wheel, we enjoyed our time and took lots of pictures for his request.

I pushed forward and pressed my lips against his briefly, as I made to pull away, he grabbed the back of my head and kept me in place, turning the kiss deeper and dirtier. By the time he released me, we were both panting, my lips tingling. "Ferris wheel date." He rasped finally. "I watched a documentary when I was younger, a Ferris wheel wasn't bolted into the floor properly and rolled off its lane, crashed into a lot of buildings and killed people. There were two kids on one of the seats and they both died. I remember being so horrified as I saw their dolls lying there, forgotten as their bodies were taken away. I've been terrified to death of those things since then." I shuddered.