Materialists Characters Novels & Stories

THE MATES DILEMMA:003 Later that day in the shop I could not focus on anything. Luckily, there were not many customers around. Blake noticed my mood and asked if I was alright a few times, before finally leaving me alone to take care of the rest of the baking while I took care of the customers’ orders. By noon, there weren't any customer left in the shop, and for the first time ever i was grateful for that. I went to the kitchen and sat on a stool still thinking about the dream I had the night before and Alex’s message.

But everything changed shortly after. Everyone began to understand what my mother's character was like. She was a materialistic woman who only allowed her child to associate with wealthy individuals with deep pockets. If someone approaching me was poor, then my mother would consider them merely stumbling blocks. The first time Gladwin and his friend Freddie met my mother was when we were working on a college project together. At that time, my mother regarded Gladwin and Freddie as just poor young men, so she looked at them with disdain and even refused to smile in response to their greetings.

Pierre answered plainly. “Girls her age share the same dream about life—getting married for love. Living a happy life even in modesty. “Some of them don’t mind starting from scratch, as long as they love each other and remain loyal. “Not every woman is materialistic or loves only for money—even though, admittedly, money can buy many things and solve many problems.” “In Thea’s case, she despises money—because money is the very thing that made her life miserable. “It was money that took away her parents’ love.

They were all such materialistic girls. Despite having such a deal where they were using me financially and I was using them physically, I had become a monster. Never had I ever thought that I would like to settle down in life because I was getting all the enjoyment without being committed to anyone, and I believed in variety being the spice of life.

one of them said. “Yeah,” I panted. “I’m here.” “And no one saw you?” “No,” I said. “I’ve been careful.” “Good,” one of them said. “We can’t afford any mistakes.” I stood there, staring back at all of them. They were just like me. Tired. Angry. Dying for a change. “We’ve got to talk,” someone said after a pause. “We’ll help you.” I blinked. “Help me?” “Yeah,” another agreed. “We want to take down Salvatore and Donovan too.”

She scoffed and scribbled down something on her notepad and so did the other jurors behind her. "Yes!for goodness sakes,you all may like poverty but I don't.And where I grew up they were too peaceful minded to have any sort of competition. Can you imagine?"he scoffed. There was just silence. "They believed that material things were the root of all things evil and that having any sort of possession should only be treasured if it was non-materislistic and could make you happy.That was so stupid right?Who the heck doesn't love money?Well I do and that's why when they tried their antics I taught them a very good lesson."

"I'm sorry! They should be very stupid, these girls to judge you on the material. If there is something more inconstant on this earth, it is surely material goods. Now that you are rich, you will be able to good to have the woman you want." "I don't need it anymore. No man wants to bond with a materialistic woman. Besides, I'm already married right?!" Dinam responded by keeping his eyes on me. I feel weird. Why is this guy torturing me so much? I can no longer distinguish when he is playing or when he is sincere. I lower my gaze not knowing what to say following his words. At the same time, his mother appears in front of our bedroom door, which is slightly ajar. She knocks and they invite he

Megan’s sarcastic words had laughter erupting all around. Kaze narrowed his eyes dangerously but quickly eased his facial muscles. These people were materialistic and shallow to mock him for his wealth. The behavior should be long extinct in a world that now strove for progress and inclusivity. That was a sign of poor character. “Now that you mentioned it, the loser must have trouble finding a job if he couldn’t even work a phone, much less afford a car. Hahaha.” “He has the audacity to talk about cars being material things.”

Valerio asked curiously. “Grandpa Val, I only met him once and I can’t see any emotions from his eyes, so he’s just a machine for cultivation. Interests are the most important thing for people like this. Even if I marry him, he will not spare the family for my sake. When that happens, we’ll be in a dilemma, so it’s better if we think of another solution while I still can. I don’t want to see the family that gave birth to me and raised me get destroyed by my man,” Alba answered seriously. “You’re right. Anders has his current achievements because of his character. It’s not just him, the others are no better than him. These people have something in common. They are all selfish and conceited, a

THE CHARACTERS ARE MORALLY QUESTIONABLE AND SHOULD NOT BE ROMANTICIZED IN REAL LIFE. ____