I Won T Lose Novels & Stories

He looks at me and I guess he feels what I'm thinking because he grabs me by my waist and pushes me back against the cold tiles. "you are not her, and I don't compare you to her! I know how strong you are, but I lost you once and I can't stand the thought of something happening to you because I want a child. I'll rather have you and no children! You are my everything and I will constantly be worried something will go wrong with you and the child if you get pregnant!" he says and I can feel how worried he is through to bond. I know it had to be tuff for him to lose them and I can't believe he manages to survive it!

I can control my feelings in front of any person but not from him. “Remember that you can never lose anything without gaining something .” He comes closer to me. “You are treating me like an unknown. Why don’t you understand that I’m part of you.” He says. “Nobody is afraid of the unknown what you really fear is the loss of the known.” I say these lines of Anthony de Mello to make him understand that he is part of me. “Don’t do this please”, he whispers into my hair. “Please not now.” He squeezes me tighter and then kiss against my forehead. I look away.

"If you lose, the entire Nova Star belongs to me! And If I lose… Well, that's impossible." Frederick suddenly smiled. "I never lose."

I whispered that demons name while biting my nails. I don't want to lose to someone like him. I don't want him to show other people that I am the loser between the two of us. I have to find something wrong with that person because if there isn't... shit! I don't want to lose! In all my life I have never lost!

One drunk night with my best friend's brother, Eddie Sutton, and I became his secret girlfriend. Eight years later, my family finally snapped. They gave me a deadline and lined up a guy for me to marry. "Eddie, my family gave me a deadline. I have to get married this year." He went quiet, then kissed my forehead. Same old answer. "Just wait a little longer." Not long after, I found a post from his intern, Gina Yapp. The photo was of her and Eddie's marriage license. Caption: [CEO secured.] What I couldn't get in eight years, she got in three months. I swallowed the bitterness and hit Like. Then I commented: [Congrats. Wishing you both a happy life.] After that, I accepted the w

His eyes hold anger, something which I could have never thought I would see directed towards me. "And stop depending on others; no one is always going to stay with you, to support you. You have to become your own strength. I know I am being harsh, but it is the truth. The sooner you understand, the better it is." He lets out a quick breath, "It sucks to lose someone, but then it is not the end of the world. When you lose something, you gain something in return." His gaze slightly softens.

And if it succeeds— I won’t lose him to something else. I’ll lose him completely. Forever. And there’s nothing left to stop it.

said the rude woman. “Oh, really? You think you and your dumb boyfriend can afford it? Do you even know how much that costs?” Charles asked in annoyance. "I do not care! I can afford it!" said the third man. “Don’t worry, Carmen. These four losers are exactly that… losers!” ‘Losers, eh? That word is so familiar.’ Charles chuckled inwardly. "Can you, now? Well, how about this? Let's have some fun. Let's have an auction for this superyacht between the three of us. Whoever loses the auction will have to shell out his last bid for charity. Are you in?" said Charles.

Final thought: Six months. I could do six months of professional distance. I’d built a billion-dollar company from nothing. I could handle this. …Right?

Kai looks at the screen and sees a simple Latin phrase, ‘Audentes fortuna iuvat’ “Fortune favours the bold.” Kai says, and Danny grins, “Thanks Uncle Kai, that solves something in this room back here, I think.” Kai nods and turns back to Jessie, “You alright there Jessie?” She’s frowning, and looking frustrated. “I’m not going to win against you either. I’d like to win sometimes; it gets dull losing all the time.” He nods, “I could always go easier on you if you’d like?” She shakes her head vehemently, and he smiles. “I think losing can be a good thing, because you learn more from losses than wins. You learn how to keep going, despite it being hard.” She smirks,