How To Say Love You Without Actually Saying It Novels & Stories

he whispers. “I love you”

"He'll be here with the drinks in a moment." "No, I don't. . ." "Trust me, you'll like it" He assures me, giving me a wink. I don't know why his words make me recall a memory in my head. + "Shhh. . . " He raised his hand to my face and covered my mouth with his index finger to silence me. All expression of annoyance vanished only to be replaced by a faint smile. "Don't worry, you'll like it. . . " he promised in a murmur, "trust me. . . "

Rubby said in an enraged tone. "And that's not it. Tell her how much you love her. The extent of your feelings for her and somehow prove it too!" Riley added with annoyance. "That's not even the worst part." Nick uttered coldly. "What is the worst part?" asked Mark, gulping down his saliva. "You can't just say 'I love you' all the time. You should always have a different set of words present which indicates that ‘you love her’ without saying it. Choose your word wisely, man!" Nick replied with grim face.

He said and I stared at him. “I’m sure you’ve heard of the saying that Action speaks louder than words,” He said and I nodded, still thinking of how I can start. “How do I begin?” “Begin What?” “Start showing her that I love her without having to say it,” I said and he smiled. “You know if you show her the love and care, she can actually figure it out on her own,” He said and my heart started beating unusually. “So?” “Start with anything you can think of,” He smiled and stood.

The one sitting across from me now in a small Italian restaurant in Billings, Montana, with tired eyes and no tie and three years of becoming someone worth choosing. "I know," I say. "I know you know," he says. "I just needed to say it in the clean version." I look at him for a moment longer. And here's the thing about I love you. The real version. Not the one said in crisis or said to stop someone from leaving or said because the moment demands it. The real version is quiet. It arrives without performance. It doesn't need the moment to be cinematic. It needs the moment to be true. "Damien," I say.

Love to all of you. Xoxo

Simple gesture, no performance. "I love you," he said. "I know." I squeezed his hand. "I love you too."

I love you. *I love you.*

The three words "I love you" were very simple. Many people could say it out loud, but for Kevin Kyle, it was as precious as a thousand bars of gold. So far, he had not said it out loud to Karen Daly. Kevin was not good with expressions or words. He always used actions to show his love for Karen. However, Kevin would occasionally overhear the secretaries chatting in the office. They would say that if a person loved someone, the person must let them know.