Imagined Synonym Novels & Stories

If only things had been different for me, perhaps life within my Aunt's mansion would have taken a different turn. I closed my eyes, attempting to push aside the negative thoughts that threatened to overwhelm me. Instead, I focused on conjuring up an image of a potential mate, someone who could bring warmth and happiness into my life. Slowly, a figure began to take shape in my mind, an indistinct yet familiar face, framed by messy hair. I concentrated harder, willing the features of my imaginary mate to become clearer.

"Maybe there is a purpose why I appear in your imagination. Maybe we share the same universe. You know Auggie, I always see you too. I couldn't see your face but I remember your brown hoodie jacket. It is exactly the same as the one in my daydreams. Maybe you are that missing star." I know this is not a coincidence. Maybe all people who are experiencing the same have been living in the same universe, trying to make the melody of the fictitious world and real world would complement each other. "You experience it too?" he asked. "Yes, we are the same, using fiction as an escape." He grabbed the earphones on his desk. "Maybe we can use this to answer our questions." We both shared the same earp

Ava read the screenshot four more times before she trusted herself to drive home. By the fourth read she had stopped looking for new information and started looking for an explanation that made it less than what it appeared to be, some context that would turn a conversation with her name in it into something harmless, a misunderstanding, a coincidence. She did not find one. The conversation was dated three weeks ago. It mentioned her by name, multiple times, in a tone that suggested planning rather than passing comment, and the two participants were people whose names she recognized well enough that the recognition itself felt like a small betrayal.

The scenario I painted in my mind was dire – a war, my unborn pup in jeopardy, surrounded by a relentless pack of wolves. I closed my eyes once more, envisioning the urgency of survival. The sensation of protecting the life growing within me ignited a fire, and I channeled that energy toward my outstretched hands. The forest around me faded as the vivid mental image took precedence. The growls of imaginary wolves echoed in my mind, pushing me to summon the light that could repel the impending threat.

I know I can't live in an illusion and believe that she will come to my arms when she calls just what thoughts well we can't do that to her and much less her mother believe that everything passed without sorrows and we live happily ever after. Who has never lived an illusion or an impossible love? Even for a short time, it's not uncommon to imagine what my life would be like if something that I'd been waiting for happened, or who knows how to dream of a long-desired relationship with someone like mine and Ana's! Something so common that it doesn't present anything unusual, at least for us. Thinking about what our future would be like and fighting for it to really be lived should be something

I scream when suddenly he pulls me to face him, our eyes met and the space between my face and his was so small that the tip of his nose touching mine. “Why are you ignoring me, woman?” He said without withdrawing his face, I can’t help but not to breath. *Thump* *Thump* *Thump* Is that sound of my heart beating loudly and crazy? “I didn’t mean to ignore you, I just thought that this is just my imagination… I mean you know it’s… it’s…” I lost for words when I see his smirk. Stupid self! “What do you mean you thought it’s only your imagination, is this kind of confession?” He teasing me by the tone of his voice, my cheeks become hotter.

Was it just her imagination that his hand lingered in hers? Probably. She had a very active imagination. It helped to make up for her current lack of a romantic life. In no time at all, they reached the sixteenth floor. Lucia was treated to one more glimpse of those abs as he pulled his jacket on. “Looks like your sister and I are on the same floor,” he said as they got off together. “Looks like it.” She smiled up at him for a second before she had to look away from those eyes again.

Exactly what I wanted. "I actually feel bad for Damien," another girl said. "Imagine everyone thinking he likes... her." I sighed, pretending to be embarrassed. "I know." "It's ridiculous." Then, lowering my voice just enough to sound reluctant, I added, "To be honest..." The girls leaned closer. "My sister has always had a habit of imagining things." "What do you mean?" I hesitated just long enough to make it believable. "When we were younger, she'd convince herself people were being kind to her when they were only being polite."

“Do you have a dog? Is that what it normally does?” “No, my ma won’t let me. I just know how dogs would behave in the same situation.” “Amazing. You are like an outsider to your own body. You are able to project yourself out of yourself and into the self of other beings.” “Duh. There’s a word for it,” Kate said. “Imagination.” “Please use some more of this ‘imagination’. I would like to see the world straight through human eyes. Please lend your eyes to me.” “I don’t think I’m the right person…”