Gossip Quotes Novels & Stories

That left me alone with my other colleagues and that was when I found out what they really thought about the gossip that was circulating in the news. “I feel so sorry for you that those photos were leaked. They really are so misleading just like Ace said in the press conference,” a colleague told me with clear sympathy. “See? I told you that there is no way that Karina would be dating the CEO. I mean, he’s Ace. The gossip is nothing but gossip,” another person said. “I feel bad for you, but you really need to be careful. Ace is a public figure, so these things are bound to happen. It’s not your fault but keeping some distance between you two would be better in my opinion,” another person adv

Don't call us gossipers cos it isn't our fault people do the things that makes us talk about . "So Lucy have you heard the latest rumour? " Abby asked with her almighty smile. Abby loves to gossip more than I do but I still love her like that. We had known each other since from diaper,our moms were best friend since from their highschool time and they still sticks together till now . "Nope,I haven't heard about the lateeeeeest rumour " I said quite interested. "I heard people saying Natalia was rejected by one hottie at a party in James house. They said she tried seducing this unknown hottie but got rejected"

More significant? Sopai frowned. "Tattlers always hear bad news. You shouldn't have been lurking around and listening to us to start with.". Do you think that by talking about me, the gossips won't talk about you and your issues? Do you have an idea of how rude it is when people are all sugary sweet in front of you, and then you find out they are throwing insults at you behind your back? Especially when they call you names like fat and slut. "It was only a b-bit of innocent fun," Myra stammered.

added Samy dejectedly. "Yeah, all kinds of information has been released about you since this morning... The picture isn't even clear yet, but people love to gossip without even having confirmation of what they're saying! They even said that you were an escort back in J country" Lina was unusually angry by Trevor's point of view, but he just chuckled a little as he looked at the news on the school's social media. "Gossip is part of our society, if it didn't exist, how would people with nothing to do and boring and sad lives pass the time?" Trevor said, scrolling around on the comments so as not to interrupt.

In our life, you will see many people saying many things and informations about variety of topics. Even so, he can never tell whether what they’re saying is a truth or a mere gossip about that thing. “I would want to tell what I have heard, but I can never say whether it is true or not. Well, it is up to you whether you would believe it or you would just let it pass by your ears” “You don’t need to worry. I am a open minded person”

“Let’s give them some space to talk about us. It’s not like they have anything else to do with their useless lives.” Again, I find myself grinning like an idiot. He’s such a badass for saying these things right to their faces. We walk out hand in hand, leaving my sandwich and our coffees behind us, almost untouched. For the first time since I moved here three years ago, I feel proud. “Remember, kiddo, gossip says a lot about people. But not the people who are talked about. Only the people who do the talking.”

By Tuesday morning, Paul Belcourt had apparently decided subtlety was a virtue strictly for cowards. I knew this because his quote had already been reposted by three high-society accounts, two national entertainment blogs, and a local morning show before I even finished my first cup of coffee. SOME LOVE STORIES DESERVE A SECOND ACT. I stared at the bold headline glowing on my laptop screen. “Second act,” I muttered to the empty room. “I’m going to second-act him straight into oncoming traffic.”

Gomez replied. She looked at Saber again. He just raised his eyebrows back. He seemed in complete agreement with his best friend. Yeah, she was definitely in trouble here. “The next rule is around gossip.” “Gossip?” she asked. “Yes,” Gomez replied. “Gossip. I don’t like it.” “You don’t like any gossip?” That was kind of odd. “He means gossip about us,” Saber explained. His fingers brushed against the tender skin of her neck and she shivered.

I had to deal with them and shut this conversation down because I turned this whole party into a blood bath. “Ladies,” I said as I walked out of the toilets and they all looked at me as if they were shocked that I had been listening to them the whole time “Lovely evening isn’t it,” I asked them and they both nodded slowly “word of advice, gossiping is a very ugly personality trait no matter how interesting the subject of your gossip is,” I said as I dried my hands and they both just stood there and started at me as I made my way to the door.

From time to time, they pointed and laughed, with mocking smiles, enjoying the spectacle of the public destruction of someone they envied. Those looks were like daggers, cutting into Helena's skin. They were looks of pure malice, like vipers waiting for the right moment to strike the final blow. Helena walked with her head down, protecting her face. In her mind, a historic phrase echoed, recalling the tragedy of a star from the past who succumbed to pressure: “Gossip is a terrible thing.” Words that kill. Suddenly, the air was filled with projectiles. Rotten eggs, tomatoes, and spoiled vegetable leaves flew in her direction. The smell was nauseating.