I'd Still Say Yes Novels & Stories

“The decision is ours, and I said no!” “Is ‘no’ the only word you know?” “Only when it comes to something insanely dangerous and extremely life threatening to you.” I folded my arms over my chest and they rested over my bump. “You say no I say yes, the kid is the tie breaker and I’m sure it would want to be born so you’ve been out voted.”

“This might be forward, but would you like to get out of here? My apartment is walking distance.” Sofia is watching from down the bar. Eyebrows raised. I should say no. Should go home. Should stay focused on fixing my life. Instead, I say yes.

Do I want to? The answer is yes. God help me, the answer is always yes.

“You need to decide if you like her enough to maybe be sad when she says no.” “And maybe happy when she says yes.” “Right.” King smiled. “She might say yes.” “If I’m honest, maybe she’ll say yes.” "Yep. Maybe." Come on, man. She might say yes if you’re honest. The answer may be yes. Am I talking to Noah or to myself?

It felt like saying yes to him was working out pretty well. I smiled and nodded. "Yes," I said. "I think she'd love that."

I continued, "Do you think that's a good idea?" "Yes, I do," he said with a nod. "I think it's a fabulous plan. I can't wait for this war to be over."

"You sure about this?" "No," I said honestly. "But I'm going anyway."

I wouldn’t. ***

“Really? Are you sure?” “Yes, I am.” I nodded. “Oh yeah? Then tell me not to stop.”

"Yes. I...." "Are you sure you can do it?”