Mean Nicknames Mga Nobela at Kwento

Then he picked up the ticket and shook it, "So, let's go, Miss Rough!" "..." Elizabeth just couldn't stand it and said while following him, "Can you stop giving me the nicknames so casually?" It's fine to be called Little Intern. But now he called her Little Bunny, or sometimes Miss Rough. Did he ever think about how she felt? "Do I give you nickname casually? It's obvious that I'm serious, isn't it? Which one is inappropriate for you? Besides, you know they are just nicknames. They can help us get closer to each other."

Nina was my nickname because they say my name is confusing to pronounce. And the thing is, I don't know someone in the book named Niñana. Lady Niñana Sotelo.

"How about Round Eyes?" "How about 'don't you even try calling me that.'" I answered with a 'sweet' smile. "Ok, so I'm guessing Round Eyes is a no," he mused with a soft chuckle. "Yup, a big no-no. Anything but that, and those parents' kind of nicknames." "Parents kind of nicknames?" He asked, seeming quite amused. "Well, you know, 'darling,' 'sweetheart,' 'honey.'" I made a face at the last one.

He enquired, but it only resulted in Adia, glaring daggers at him. "I want to leave this damn prison, and please drop the honorifics, it makes me feel sick" Adia stated, as the word 'ma'am didn't settle well with her. "Then what can I call you, ma'am?" "Adia, it's Adia, drop the ma'am, of a thing, speaking of names, your name Mickelson" " What's wrong with the name, ma'am?" He asked as Adia glared at him. " It's pretty too long for me, I think I'll settle for something else, like a nickname" suggested Adia, as Mickelson wondered what has gotten into Adia these days, she is just getting bolder and bolder.

I didn't understand the lingo. "Oh, um Pastey or PIE or 22/7 are really just Nick names. Pastey means Pastor but with kinda like a swagged up pzazz. Then PIE, his initials. 22/7 is the formula for pie in mathematics." He said and laughed. "Oh I get it so just a fun friendly way of addressing your pastor then," I smiled. He nodded "Yeah. What is your name?" He asked. "Femi Akinjola." I said, "Oh. Okay I know you. I was trying to place your face. Your fame is the kind that people go on Big brother to get." He said. I never knew a church kid would be talking about big brother in church.

Ingrid calls out. "Nickie?" Nick asked. I laughed. "Minaj." I mouthed to Nick and he smiles. "It rhymes with Annie. Now don't say you don't like it when I call you Nickie cos I'll take back my vote." Ingrid says. Nick laughs. "Okay boss." He salutes.

Then she grinned—the most mischievous expression crossing her face. “What?” “If you call me sweetheart, do I get to call you something, ah, special, too?” “I’m not one for nicknames. What did you have in mind?” “Something simple.” I could live with that. “Like?” “Dick,” she stated with a straight face. “No.” “Why not? It’s a short form of your name, and it, ah, suits you, on so many levels.” I gave her a sharp look. I was sure she knew the nickname was attached to me in the industry and was trying to poke fun. “No. Pick something else.”

I panted out breathlessly in between my peals of laughter. “Damn !” Dre groaned while rolling back to face me. “Me - fucking - too, Simz,” he concurred and I suddenly sobered up. Simz ? How did he know my household pet name ? Only my dear and near ones knew about it and used it. Is this nickname so natural for everyone to come up with ? I don’t think so ! That is a lot fucking strange. “Sammy” or “Sam” would have been acceptable as they were common.

“You’re so wise today. Why?” “Because my Quinnterstellar is back.” “Quinnterstellar? Is that a new nickname for me?” “Do you like it?” “I like it. It’s cute.” Grayson chuckled. “Quinny, Quinnterstellar, my Quinn. Besides that, what other nicknames should I give you?” “That’s plenty.” Grayson shook his head. “Something’s missing. Maybe I should add… my wife?”

"It’s just a nickname that stuck. We were young and stupid back then." A faint chuckle escaped Rene as he looked at Gunnar with a mix of amusement and understanding. "I get it. Sometimes those nicknames stick around longer than we'd like. But it’s part of your history, and it’s clear you’ve made quite an impact to be such a well-known gang leader even if your ranking is low."