Gossip Quotes Novels & Stories

“Don't believe everything you read in the papers, doll. They are always ninety five percent bullshit. Probably Photoshopped. He should have his head examined if he's preferring her over you. Turning my gaze back to her, I read recognition all over her face, despite my hat, glasses, complete lack of makeup, and relatively low level of fame. I force a smile onto my face, but it feels awkward and fake. "It's called a gossip magazine for a reason, I guess?" I reply, failing in my attempt to inject some humor into my tone. She shakes her head and gestures to the half dozen bottles of wine in her cart. “That probably sounds crazy to follow, but it sounds like you could use a drink and someone to v

I understand that that is ridiculous, but I couldn’t think clearly. Before I could text him back and get an answer to the growing mountain of questions in my head, a text from Naomi appeared on the screen. Naomi: You should have screamed at him. The text had an attachment to the GossipQueen’s social media account. She runs the top gossip column in all of Aurelia. If something happens to an elite, she’ll be the first to post it. Her most recent post, dated just an hour ago, was a photo. I read the caption before focusing on the actual image itself.

A Entertainment. Amber scoffed. "So?" she clicked her tongue. "They are journalists. They need something to gossip about. Don't judge them." she brushed it off. Gina hissed and poked Amber's forehead. "Why are you so unbothered? This could ruin your reputation!"

Several messages had popped up on my phone from friends and family asking if the gossip blogs were true. It was one thing to take down a gossip forum that didn’t even have any pictures for evidence. However, it was an entirely different ordeal to shut down the gossip backed with pictures that were spreading like wild fire. Entertainment websites and social media pages all wanted to know one thing. “Who is the mysterious woman that has captured Daniel Jacobs’ heart?” The comments gave me mixed feelings. She’s stunning! She’s a beauty, our favourite CEO certainly has a good eye. I hate her already.

"I chat with friends for two minutes and you disappear!" Luke: "You're famous - being this close to me might start rumors." "I get linked to someone new every year. What's one more?" Sophie didn't let go. "Besides, incest make for such juicy gossip." Me: ... Luke seemed used to Sophie's way of talking, his expression unchanged. Sophie almost rolled her eyes at his stoicism, ready to call him boring. Then she glanced at me. "Dear brother, aren't you going to introduce this lovely lady?"

I say cheerfully. Eisa rolls her eyes and gets up, “I don’t want to hear it.” “Why not? It’s really good gossip.” “The last time you said you had really good gossip, it was to announce that you’d gone and gotten highlights,” she says, jutting out her hip in annoyance. “Hey, that was a big deal for me, and a terrible mistake, one you should have talked me out of. That’s your job as my best friend and future advisor,” I point out.

The netizens continued to voice out their opinions. "Dayum, that's some juicy gossip right here. It's even a trilogy! Very nice! It'll definitely be the most memorable moment of the year!" "*covers face* ohmigosh, this is the fastest plot twist in history, just like rocket speed!" "Where are all the gossipers now? Weren't they just talking mad shit about this? Why are they silent all of a sudden?" "Boy, what drama! All of you @Sabreee's fans have nothing to say now, huh?"

“But I wish I could ask everyone spreading all that gossip just one question: what parent would cast their child aside for no reason, or just because of a total stranger? When you all look at Dr. Aldrich, do you see him as that kind of person? One who would just throw away everything for the sake of... lust? Even if we chose to fall in love, there is no way he can trade the love for his child for his lover, because those are two different things. Can’t people just reason like that?” She shook her head slowly. “When gossips start, they spread like wildfire. And the recipients receive the news just the way it reaches them. And sometimes, people do not stop to digest things. That is the power o

Even blogs that didn’t have the full rumor were gaining engagement like wildfire: @GossipLikeFire: “Guess who is secretly flaunting their new ‘chick.’ Check out Gina’s last post to get the tea.” Hundreds of retweets. Comments tearing me apart: “She’s just there for the money.” “At least this one’s pretty.” “Shawn can never skip a tasty bait.” My throat burned. I dropped the phone onto the counter. Mateo slammed his knife down. “Rennie, wait—look what you two fools have done!” “I need to be alone,” I whispered and walked out before my knees buckled.

I close my eyes for a brief second, holding myself. Here we go again. Another reminder of how impossible it is to escape the gossip from tabloids.