Gifting Novels & Stories

Catherine had always been so pleased by the smallest gesture and gift from himself and the Triquetra, and he had known that it was because it would never have occurred to Jules to bring her anything. In Jules’ mind, Catherine had access to the same bank accounts as he did, and if she wanted or needed anything, all she had to do was buy it. Jules didn’t understand that it wasn’t the gift itself, it was being given it, because the giving said: “You’re important to me and I thought of you today.”

I looked at her and she winked, "Now I know where this is heading..." grinned. "There are so many gift you can give a girl, it depends on the motive behind it, like for an engagement or a suiting gift, you can give a RING, but if just for friendship like you said, then give a CLIP or a BRACELET, but if you want to cud a girl, I think Bunch of FLOWERS will do. So it's left for you to decide." Mum said. She wrapped her hands around my neck.

Andy gave Nathan the awkward eye. One minute his boss seemed to be decisive and cruel, and the next, he was like an immature and innocent schoolboy suffering from his first case of puppy love. Oh, boy - thought Andy, Don’t tell me this is the first time he has dated someone! After a moment’s consideration, he said, “Girls usually like gifts that are prepared with the heart.” “Prepared with the heart?” Nathan murmured with his brows furrowed. “Put some genuine thought into the gift,” Andy clarified. “It doesn’t have to be expensive,”

"Because this is my gift for you. I have to use my money to show my sincerity." ***

Giselle made it a point to look at the profile picture of the user who sent the gift. It was not Chester, but a new account that Giselle had never seen before. Its display name was a customized one, and the user's profile picture was empty. In total, the mystery sender had sent 20 Grand Gifts. The viewers took notice of this and were eager to comment about it. "As expected of our one and only! It's one rich guy after another in this live stream room. He's snatched the first place on the list. I'm guessing the moderator is going to come out soon to take his spot back!"

His brows furrowed. I nodded firmly. “A gift isn’t about the price. It’s about the thought behind it. If I buy you something with your card, it’s not a gift from me—it’s just me using your money to buy something you could’ve gotten yourself. Gifts don’t need to be expensive to be meaningful. They should carry a memory, a sentiment, something that makes the person think of you every time they see or use it.” For a moment, he said nothing. Then, with a resigned sigh, he gestured toward the stalls. “Fine. Let’s see if you can find something suitably... sentimental.”

A delivery every hour, it seemed. Gift number eight: a first edition of a classic fashion photography book. Gift number nine: a beautiful silk scarf in shades of blue and silver. Gift number ten: 28 letter expressing how he felt the first day he met me. Gift number eleven: A magazine about me with pictures. Gift number twelve: a gourmet chocolate assortment. Gift number thirteen: a subscription to a prestigious international fashion magazine. Gift number fourteen: a delicate silver bracelet. Each gift was clearly expensive, and felt incredibly personal.

Moira said disdainfully, "Is that all you're giving them? A set of skin care products? But I get it. This is the best you can buy at your level. You probably had to save money for a year or two to afford this, right?" Selena quickly said, "Moira, that's not nice. It doesn't matter how much the gifts cost. What matters is the intention in giving them." "She's right." Aiden also came to Jack's defense, fearing it would hurt his self-esteem. "Since Jack bought skin care products for Aunt Selena, it shows that he had put his heart into his gift."

I told them I was fine with standing for a few minutes, but they literally insisted I take a seat. Then the gifting process begun. Everyone stepped forward with their gift. Large and small, expensive and cheap- it came from their hearts and that was all that mattered. You don't necessarily have to gift someone something worth a fortune, even the smallest dollar would go a long way to put a smile on their face. “ Thank you.. thank you so much. That's for me? How did you know I love Roses? Thank you so much..” I sniffed when Oliver handed me a bouquet of Rose flowers. I brought it closer to my nose and inhaled it.

Annie leaned in, setting her elbows on Willow's desk and cupping her chin with her hands. Despite feeling a bit embarrassed, Willow nodded. Annie giggled. "In my experience, meaningful gifts are the way to go. You should get them something they don't already have. But it's tough to find something Mr. Bassett can't just buy himself." "What do you think I should get him?" "Does Mr. Bassett have any hobbies? Hobbies often involve unique or costly items. For example, a music fan might love concert tickets, or a stamp collector would treasure rare stamps..."