It's Your Choice Reading Answers Novels & Stories

But you just gave me two options to choose from. Reyes shook his head at the man and lifted a finger in the air, "I gave you two options for it to seem like you do have a choice, I could already guess what choice you were going to make and I was right on the money, but still, no, you are not allowed to choice that option just yet."

“Give me your answer now from the choices I gave you.” Summer stood still and stared at her. She answered clearly, “I will choose neither of the two choices. Besides, let me remind you, do not speak to me anymore about this, you may speak to your son, and let him tell me the conclusion…”

She said, sniffing between words. "No, don't say that; you have everything to live for. You…" "I have nothing to leave for!" She interupted. "Do you know how it feels not to make your own choices, and have the freedom you deserve? Do you know how it feels to lose the only person who understands you the most? Do you know how it feels to be banned from being with the one person that your heart yields for? If you do, you won't be telling me this right now." She wailed.

“Depends on what?” “Depends on what flavor the ice cream would be,” Audrey answers curtly. He chuckles. “In that case, every flavor that your heart desires.” “You’re not allowed to touch this.” Audrey slides the peanut butter flavored ice cream from his reach. “And this.” This time, it was the butterscotch.

I opened my mouth but had no idea what to say. Just then, his phone rang. He glanced at the screen and frowned before declining the call. A few seconds later, the phone rang again. He declined the call once more. Only this time, he looked slightly irritated. "Answer it. Maybe it's something urgent," I said softly. He hesitated for a moment and eventually answered the call. Yelena's sobbing came from the other end of the line. I couldn't hear her clearly, but I could see Leonard's expression change instantly.

Chapman Senior rolled his eyes and shot back, "I may be old, but I'm neither deaf nor blind. Do you really think I'd get something this important wrong?" "Mr. Chapman Senior was very clear. Beatrice chose Nathaniel as her fiancé," Isaac added. George cut him off. "No, that can't be right. There must have been some mix-up!" He then turned to me, desperation in his eyes. "Bea, this is a mistake, right? You picked me, but Grandpa must have misheard." "I chose Nate," I answered with a cold smile. Nathaniel's head snapped up at the way I addressed him, and his eyes widened in disbelief.

I said, my voice still shaking. “What will you do in a situation where you must choose between your loved ones and yourself?” “H-Hey! Why does this sound like a question from a beauty pageant?” “Answer!” I flinched. “Okay! Okay… I will choose my loved ones!” “Why?” he asked again. “B-Because they matter to me. I would rather choose them than myself, and I will never tire of making that decision. Please don’t kill me!” Good heavens! My brain was racing to answer his strange questions.

"Not the dress. That's August. For Daniel's dinner." "Something simple." "Obviously something simple." She looked at me. "Do you think he'll ask difficult questions?" "Daniel asks precise questions. Whether they're difficult depends on whether you have precise answers." "Do we?" "You said we were choosing each other with full information." I paused. "That's precise." "What will you say when he asks you." "Which part?" "Why did you choose me?" She looked at the book. "The real answer." I set my book down.

It’s not reacting anymore. It’s choosing.

“And if I don’t choose you?” You will still choose. I frown. “That does not answer the question.” It does. The presence moves slightly closer. Not threatening. Not aggressive. Just certain. Because refusing is also a choice. My chest tightens. Because I understand that. Too well. There is no neutral ground here. No standing still. If I reject it, I am not preserving anything. I am deciding a different outcome. “And what happens after the choice?” The system resolves. “That is vague.” It is accurate.