Funny Expectation Vs Reality Novels & Stories

This was new to me and I wasn’t sure I understood. “Oh, once we reach a certain age, especially with twins it seems, people expect one to be smart, one stupid, one good, one bad, and so many other things. People get upset when you don’t live up to those expectations, too. So upset, it’s insane.” He rolled his eyes and sighed heavily.

She groans and roll her eyes. “That’s because we found it absurd to be obsessed over stuffs that aren’t real. Events that never happened.” A pause. “Although I kind of like this wuthering Heights. It’s realistic To some Extent. At least it isn’t spreading some fairytale lies of how love is so sweet like a merry go easy thing till they ends up in a happily ever After life.” Dahlia crackles with laughter and then becomes serious at once. “But you know some kind of Cheesy love are actually real. We can’t always use our experiences to judge.”

I said, trying to remain calm despite the irritation building inside me, while several production staff members quietly avoided eye contact because they had witnessed versions of this argument before, “the team, the expectations, the leadership issues, the playoff run, that’s the story.” “No,” Cassandra replied immediately, leaning forward with the confidence of someone who believed the audience had already validated her position, “that’s part of the story, but what people are connecting with is the relationship.” “The fake relationship.” “The relationship.” “It’s literally fake.” “The audience doesn’t care.” The worst part was that she wasn’t entirely wrong.

them… no longer matched reality.

The words echoed louder than intended inside the apartment. Mandy stared at me coldly. “You really think life works based on emotions?” “I’m not something you can use whenever you want!” “Watch your tone.” “No,” I snapped back immediately. “You watch yours.” For a second, neither of us spoke. The tension between us thickened heavily. Then Mandy laughed softly. But there was no humor in it. “The sooner you understand your reality, the better.” I swallowed hard. “And what reality is that?” Her eyes moved slowly over me.

They say do not raise expectations so that in the end, you won't get hurt when the outcome did not come as you expected it to be. This is such an old saying, but even these days, it is still applicable in every circumstance. Even when the analysis is still not done, we could see that just like the first one, we won't get anything about this UVirus. Still, we expected something. In the end, we were all disappointed to see that the result does not make sense at all.

“Excuse me… ‘stuff’? What stuff are you talking about?” He waved his hand in dismissal. “You know… Love and ‘happily-ever-after’.” His chair creaked again as Wyatt leaned his elbows on the table. “It doesn’t exist, though. I have seen enough relationships crash and burn to know that. This is real life, not some fairytale.” Mackenzie straightened. Outrage poured through her. How could she have EVER thought this cynical, cold man was her ‘One and Only’? In what world could they end up together?

She said with an authoritative tone coupled with a sheepish smile. "Wow to be candid, I wasn't expecting this." She said waving her hands in utter disproval. "Oh! Why? You know human beings are unpredictable. We do things that others can't even imagine us doing, so you should be expecting anything from anybody. Expect the unexpected from the unexpected people." She said laughing hysterically at her dry joke.

“You’re right to be mad, but low jabs is a bit beneath you.” “It’s not really a jab.” I said sullenly. “You really are just too perfect much of the time. It’s a bit unnerving.” “Unnerving?” He shot me a befuddled look. “How is me being put together, unnerving?” “Well, it seems like expectations may be unreasonably high.” “Angel, I saw your ragtag apartment, I’ve dealt with your too-small towels and wiped your foggy handprint smears off my mirror more than once.”

he said angrily. -"Everything you said is just speculation and not reality. I'm really sorry to disappoint you, but as I told you before, your expectations were very high from the beginning" I reasoned. - "But ...but the bond...the mates' thing...you know..... it... can do anything. It can do ... wonders!" he exclaimed disappointingly.