I Ll Tell You Novels & Stories

“Don’t you have storms to predict?” Ielus finally looked up, his lips twitching into a grin. “I don’t predict. I decide.” Raven rolled his eyes. “Right. You control the weather. Got it. So, what’s the forecast today?” “No rain,” Ielus said confidently, closing the book and stepping closer. “Unless...” “Unless what?” Raven asked, crossing his arms. “Unless you don’t listen to me.” Ielus chuckled, leaning in slightly. “You smiled with a certain someone yesterday even when I told you not to. Next time you want to be all smiley with someone against my words, bring an umbrella.”

I said, smiling sweetly. "Uh huh," she looked confused. "Mind explaining what all of this is?" "Oh yeah," I sat down beside Leah, hastily. "Guess what our poor cry baby did behind our backs," "Um," Leah looked as clueless as ever. "Sometimes I'm confused as to why I even tell you to guess what happened before telling you," I stared at her, eyes narrowed. "But never mind, consider all questions asked, as rhetorical," "Just get to the point," "Okay," I said, and took a deep breath.

"Kaly told me you always get what you want. So if you ask for the moon, it'll be given to you?" "And be cursed for my greed? No thanks." He said. "I'm not that spoiled. I know what I can and can't get." He looked at her. "Is that what you think of me?" "Before I knew you, yes... but not anymore." She answered. "You're kind." "I'm not." He said. "And I think you're lying. You probably still think the same and maybe, even more. I know Yaya must have told you about my parties and me. Mind if I ask what she told you?"

But hearing that from Guilherme, someone she admired so much, left her speechless. "I... I don't know what to say," she admitted. "You don't need to say anything," he smiled sideways, as if he were satisfied just seeing her flustered. "Just don't let yourself be carried away by these ideas of 'not being good enough.' I don't want you to accept less than you deserve."