Gifts For Jiu Jitsu Lovers Novels & Stories

He smiled and I nodded. "Actually," he said moving to the bench he was previously seated on. "I had gotten all of these for you." He said with a smile. He held up a bag that was filled with souvenir. He handed it over to me and I looked inside to find a little silver stethoscope necklace, a journal about human cells, a personalized leather bound diary, pack of supplements, essential oil and a customized medical themed tea infuser. I smiled awkwardly as I stared at them. It looked exactly like what a research freak like Chad would gift the woman he was pursuing. What was I going to do with a journal about human cells?

She imagined wearing it as a reminder of his support, the silent strength he had shown her through their shared moments. The third gift was from William, a quirky little gadget she hadn’t expected. It was a portable phone projector that could transform any blank wall into a mini cinema. Attached was a playful note: “Now you can watch movies anywhere! Just don’t forget to invite us. Happy Birthday! -William.” She laughed softly, picturing the group gathered together, watching movies under the stars. It brought back memories of their laughter and camaraderie, filling her with warmth. Lastly, she picked up a gift from Jinro, her mentor. It was a framed photo of her with the boys at the celebrat

“Because he knows you'll never stop teasing him about it.” “Sounds like something I'd do. But can you blame me? He doesn't seem like the type with his tough-guy attitude. Anyway, what do you think?” “Why didn't you ask Takumi?” “You're one of the most rational people I know, so I trust your judgment more. And he'd just try to persuade me to join him in boxing.” “True. Lucky for you, you can do both archery and judo. Archery is on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and martial arts is on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.”

"I couldn't help it. It's my favorite name for you." He rolled his eyes, but I'd known him my whole life. I could tell he was starting to enjoy the gifts, even if he'd never admit it. The fourth was a journal. A really nice one too, leather-bound. "For work," she added. "Or whatever." The final gift was a set of grooming products, body wash, shampoo, skincare, the lot. "It had really good reviews. Smells incredible too." Lory's grin turned wicked. "And, you know… every time you use it in the shower, you can think about the person who gave it to you. Picture her, even—"

“Research, my dude. Besides, with arnis catching on, there’s bound to be scholarships soon. Combat sports are trending: MMA, eskrima, kickboxing. We’re just ahead of the curve.” I let him talk. I needed the noise. It kept me from thinking too much about the weight of the sticks, the feel of rattan bending against air, the snap of a perfect block. My body hadn’t stopped remembering. Since Christmas, it was as if every muscle had been whispering for movement. I had managed some early mornings with the sticks, but shadowboxing felt empty

“See? Now this is a real sport.” Edgard snorted. “I ain’t watchin’ a mixed martial arts marathon. Guys beating the shit out of each other? Just like Saturday night in a damn cowboy bar except they ain’t yelling insults about the other guys’ mama.” “But this guy fightin’ is a master of Brazilian jujitsu.” “Don’t care. Just ’cause Brazil is in the name of something don’t mean shit. And for the record, I don’t like Brazil nuts either.” “I like ’em just fine,” Trevor said slyly.

" I handed her a box containing baby storybooks. I remember she said she wanted to buy a storybook for her upcoming baby. " "You remember. " She grinned and kissed my cheek. " Thank you, Gian. "Welcome Aunty. Uncle Jayson, this is for you. I hope you'll like it. " I grinned when his eyes widened. It's a jersey of his favorite baseball player with his signature. "How did you get this? " "His son is my classmate. " "Thank you, Gian. I've dreamed of having this. What do you want in return? I give you anything you want for this. "

It was his money. I had to think of something that wasn't stupid. He had multiple watches and buying him any form of jewelry with his money would look tacky. It was something that only an actual partner could get. I had to get something that wasn't expensive and didn't hold any sentimental value. Something I could pass as an honest innocent gift. He had an office. I looked around for a gift shop. Maybe I could get him some decorations for his table. Tell him I saw it and thought it looked good on his table.

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.

Viren said. " A Rolex watch, " Sujal said. " Latest laptop or something like that. " Raj said. " A pair of diamond cufflinks set in platinum or gold, along with matching a tie holder, or a platinum bracelet. " Manik said. " You all are boring.... they are very obvious gifts and they are just for him... At a wedding, we should gift something that can be useful for both. " Viren said. " Right!! What are you planning to gift him? " Ron asked him with a naughty smile.