Its Not Fine Novels & Stories

Eva should have called by now I bring out my laptop and start working by the time I'm true it's already 4pm. I check my phone to see if Eva has called me and I don't see any missed calls and trying to call her isn't working,it just keep saying her phone is unreachable.I can't believe Eva stood me up, I'm just going to go by myself just because Eva isn't here doesn't mean I should just waste my day.I take my phone and the key card of the room with me and leave the apartment.

I was looking at a homemade porno, courtesy of Johnny Diamond. Johnny wasn't much of a roommate, as I recall. He was sloppy, dirty and not prone to frequent showering. I had to give him credit, though; he was one hell of a private dick. The movie I was watching was high quality with very little pixilation; high definition, even. My ex-wife and her fucking brother were not being very careful.

I'm too young for that. The car pulls to a stop in a fancy restaurant. The parking lot is surrounded by beautiful and expensive cars. His chauffeur steps out of the car and opens the door for us. Anderson steps out and I get down too. I've never liked fancy places. It's just too much. My family may not be poor but we weren't raced to fancy expensive things. We lived normal, went to normal diners and restaurants and not top notch places that screamed class. It's so not my thing. But I can't tell Anderson that, it will hurt his feelings.

"Aren't you going with Noah?" As Aaron and Irene entered the elevator, Aaron inquired. Irene turned around for a moment before pressing the number 9 on the elevator button. "Not. I didn't want to feel like an abandoned person when I got home, so I decided to bring my own car." "Is your relationship still not okay?" Aaron asked again. "I don't think it'll ever be okay." When they arrived on the 9th floor, the elevator doors reopened. Aaron and Irene both exited the elevator.

“Not really, but it doesn't sound like a bad idea.” “Okay then, as long as you are okay with it.” “I am.”

she asked. I nodded in reply and dropped the fork on to the table top once again. "It's okay not to be okay." she said. "What?" I asked, surprised by her words. "It's fine to admit that you are not okay when you're not okay. It doesn't make you look or sound less stronger than you actually are. On the contrary, admitting that you're not feeling okay actually makes you look stronger- it can even sometimes make you feel stronger." she explained. "Really?" I asked.

I whispered. "Is that true? That is when you are in pain? " Nina asked. "Not. I'm not in pain, I thought. " "Your relationship is fine?" "Yes, we are fine."

“You’re the first date I’ve taken here.” Sophia frowned in confusion at my confession. “Why?” I shrugged. “No other places are open that serve excellent food and drinks at this time of night. Nothing is worth going to for a first date with you.” Sophia stares at her lap, and her features darken. I wonder what she’s thinking?

He asked, glaring into his eyes intently. Fred was dazed. He shrugged and thought that it is alright if he is not good and perfect in all things. He's not God and it's certain that there are things he would not be good at. For the ones he's good at, he appreciates it and is content with it. His work and romance life were top notch on things he's good at and Lan confirmed it to him. “Alright, tell me where my imperfection lies?” Fred demanded, chuckling silently as his brother glared into his eyes as if he was searching for a missing link.

Is it working? :Hmm... Sort of. :Yes! That's a score for me. :Hahahaha! It won't happen next time.