His Nerd Movie Novels & Stories

“The cinema is definitely not going to be showing one of the twenty-five movies you’ve watched.” “In case you forgot,” Liam said, refilling his plate. “We have school tomorrow. I don’t know about you but I have to go and do things. My project included.” “Don’t be such a nerd, Liam,” Steve responded. “I’m not stopping you from going to school. And as for your project, we’ll definitely be given at least two weeks to complete it so you don’t have to be such a nerd by starting it the minute we’re given.” “I guess I missed a part of myself during my introduction,” Liam replied. “I am a nerd.”

Comedies fuel his sense of humor. I remember him forcing me to watch FRIENDS, BROOKLYN NINE NINE and BIG BANG THEORY on N*****x — and HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER too — but I told him it wasn’t really my cup of tea, so he gave up. I wasn’t able to talk much about the movie during the whole movie night session. There were some puns I didn’t get, but Jackson and Nelson always ended up cracking. I felt kinda left out but it was expected.

I was fuming. “What if I say I do?” He licked his lower lip and the sight of his tongue reminded me of that damn kiss again. “What happens then?” When I didn’t answer, he let out a deep chuckle and smiled. “Don’t worry, you’re not my type. I prefer blondes. Not a crazy redhead.” He deserved another eye roll. “Praise the Lord, the nerd said I’m not his type! Finally, my life won’t be a teenage drama movie bullshit.” I turned around and plugged my earphones again. He made me miss Liam’s amazingly sexy voice. Geez.

" He winked at her. He kissed her forehead and hugged her tightly and both of them confessed: "I love you, My nerd." "I love you, My bad boy." **HAPPY ENDING**

I added dramatically. “You looked like you needed help. People like that freak me out,” she said, wrinkling her nose in the cutest way possible. I breathed out, “You and me both, my saviour.” “It’s Penny,” she laughed. “So, what brings you here? Vacation?” “I'm here for school. Newton Prep,” I said, twirling a loose strand of hair nervously. “Me too!” she squealed, grinning. Her energy was contagious, and suddenly I felt less like a stranded nerd in a foreign airport and more like a normal human being.

Jake pointed out. “And how can you be so good at it?” Zac added in, voicing that God awful question. He just had to. “First,” I started off, ready to tick off their questions, “not all nerds are push overs.” I was once again interrupted, this time by Adam. “Then why don’t you fight back against Maddison and Sonia?” I furrowed my eyebrows at that. Why don’t I? If it was just Maddison, I would’ve answered it easily but Sonia? I’ve never thought about it.

I said causing Ajax to cover his mouth to stop himself from laughing, "That, and of course, that sarcasm is smart people's natural defense against the stupids." "Shut up, Nerd, you're going to kill me over here," Ajax said as he tried to not laugh out loud, reminding me that everything is funnier when you're not supposed to laugh. The rest of the class was about the same as all my other classes, though the teacher did ask me to stop making Ajax laugh halfway through. I dropped the occasional sarcastic comment or witty answer throughout the class, waiting for it to end as my social battery was drained and I just wanted to go home at that point. There was only one class left in the day, and I

I'm not even fully 19 yet, and I have a horrible body count. I mean, I can blame my parents for leaving me with that nanny Carol that exposed me to all of this. But that doesn't fix anything. I really wanted to see a girl and see a friend without getting hard for once. And if it went further from there with Clara, then I'd do so with a clean conscience. But the dare was still on my mind. Do I kill two birds with a stone? I'm not sure I have the answer to that question yet. “Whoa, bro," I said in my head. “How are you already planning things with a girl that doesn't even want to be your friend, that's still terrified of the horrible names you called her."

He should do that often. The movie ended and we are honestly blown away by how good it is. We talked about it on our way out of the cinema and threw jokes at each other. I honestly didn’t expect that we would get along this way and that Neil was also a nerd with this stuff. It was unexpected, really. “So what should we do next?” I asked while we were walking along the crowd. “You tell me,” he said with his eyes fixed on our way. “Ice skating?” I asked with a smirk, trying to tease him with his ex, in which I haven’t verified it yet.

Delicious is the definition of it and I almost don't hear when Josh answers. "The Big Game." "Seem like a pretty interesting movie, I can't remember when last you three sitting down to watch a movie together." I bite in my hamburger again. "What's it about?" "A president that is attacked and is being protected by a little boy," Jack says grumpily, It's obvious he doesn't want to be disturbed. "Okay, grumpy." The station goes on a break and they look at me with interest and my eyes dim in suspicion. "We saw you all over the news with your lover boy, passionately kissing." Josh sings with interest.