I Was Just An Ordinary Lady Novels & Stories

What exactly was normal? Wearing a t-shirt and jeans while on a date with your mother in-law that was probably wearing a two hundred dollars la Bella gown. I know it was wrong for me to think something like this but her calling me normal what I wanted to hear. It simply meant I was ordinary. I didn't want to be an ordinary girl. "Eve right?" She asked as soon as we got to the parking lot. "Yeah." I said quietly. "Can you drive?" She asked raising her brows.

Lily put her hand on her forehead and smiled helplessly, "Those brands you’re in charge of are ordinary?" Lisa was flattering, as evidenced by how she emphasized the word "ordinary." "Isn't it ordinary?" She closed her eyes and thought about it, then said, "Most people can buy and own what they can, no matter how much it costs. Isn't that considered ordinary? To tell you the truth, I think the perfume my dad makes is pretty common." Lily said, “Thank you very much!" She felt very flattered. "I’ve sent it to you. Think about it," After sending the message, Lisa thought about it and said, "No, think quickly, and you still have to agree with me anyway." I told myself before I came that I would

Probably shielding me from foreign forces I couldn't see. For once in my life, I wanted to feel normal. I wanted to feel like an ordinary woman chasing her dreams and not a woman running from the shadows and people bent on destroying the happiness and family I have built. “I believe you ma'am and I hope in myself as well. You are my model, Mrs Cathe. I respect you for your support.” I whispered appreciatively. “Good. That's the spirit.”she replied with confidence. “Because I know your light is too bright to be hidden.”

I don't think ‘ordinary’ should be a word here. An elderly lady was busy chopping some vegetables as I stepped in. Her eyes met mine and they widened. “Oh ma'am, lovely morning. How was your sleep?” She spoke, her English a bit off. “It was…fine?” I said but it came out more like a question. Nothing about this week has been fine. She smiled, wide and genuine. “Hungry? I'm halfway done with breakfast.” I shook my head no. “I'm not hungry. I want to see your ‘boss’,”I said, laying emphasis on the word ‘boss’.

I straightened up. “ uhmmm, there's really nothing I have to say. I'm just a regular lady who works, lives with her best friend and lead a busy life" “ Really? There's has to be something more. " “ there isn't. Really?" “ I know what you're doing. You don't want to tell me, do you? I won't ask " I laughed. “ don't start now. If there is I would have told you. What about you, you seem pretty interesting "

“I’m a girl who dated a lot of men who broke up with me when they thought they’re done. I’m the Dating Queen. I’m the girl who—” “To me, you’re ordinary.” He cut my words. “You’re just a girl who goes to school, excels in classes, have a very supportive and strong best friend. That. You’re ordinary.” He smiled. I smiled back. I’m not so sure of what we’re talking about but being called ordinary is something. At least he doesn’t think of me as the girl touched by a lot of men. “You don’t degrade yourself because of what people tell you.” He told me.

I couldn't get the image of him out of my head. He was a mere cook, an ordinary commoner who was never supposed to have anything to do with me. Funny how nothing had happened between us and that dream made it feel like a lot was going on. I'd heard a lot of people say dreams do come true and for once, I prayed for that one to come true. "My lady?" "What?" I responded in a somewhat rude manner. I'd definitely been lost in thoughts and she noticed. It wasn't like I was going to share my thoughts with you, anyways.

The first ring, second ring, nothing. "Oh, Lord!" I exclaimed and sank onto the grass carpet on the verandah. I looked up at Ray who was deeply engrossed in taking in the rest of his surroundings. "But I put the key in there and I haven't even opened the purse since I left the house" I murmured to myself. I picked up the phone again to ring Catherine and she picked up this time. "Hey you, someone's getting laid right here." She shouted over the phone. She was drunk, typical Catherine.

My lady, you don't get it, who am I to say I love your man You know is not just possible for a mere servant like me to like your man!!! Common my lady I only meant to say that he's a nice man with a good heart Ohh I have heard all that you said. I never read meaning into it before, pardon my manners as well my dear, she apologized to her

I opened my eyes slowly to register where I was and I noticed I was still in my room. "Who is at the door?" I asked tiredly. "It's me Abbie, time for work." Her soft voice rang out. "Come in please" I said, sitting up. Soon, a lady walked in her dress was as simple and plain. Her beauty was out of this world. It felt like I was looking at my duplicate. "So how is it?," She asked as she walked up to me. "It's good," I said. "Okay, then. I'll be heading to work now. I don't want to receive the wrath of Lady Kanna so soon"