Most Random Thing To Say Novels & Stories

"Only four?" He laughed. "Fair point." His expression softened afterward. "You know what I realized recently?" "What?" "Most of the memories I care about weren't planned." I thought about that. Then I realized he was right. The moments I treasured most weren't major milestones. They were random conversations. Unexpected friendships. Ordinary afternoons that became important later. "That's actually annoyingly wise," I admitted. Nick looked pleased. "I'm writing that down." "Please don't."

Big kudos to you, Nate. I can't really remember what I sent you in the last email, but I remember this comment you made though. You said that, you'd be fine just talking about random nonsense like the weather. I'd rather you take a shotgun and end my life, seriously. If you really like talking to me, and would want to keep talking to me, then please, no small talk about the weather and things that don't really matter. Doing that is almost as effective as murdering me with an actual weapon. I'd die of boredom.

“—And not doing a damn thing about it.” “Then do something,” she says. “Like what?” “I don’t know,” she laughs. “What do you want to do?” I throw up my hands, rambling. “I don’t know. Something fun. Wild. And totally unlike me. You know? Shake things up.”

Unconsciously I looked at my closed door and windows and sighed, turning back to his text. What was I supposed to type? 'Hey I'm moisturizing my naked body, come over.'? No thanks! 'Nothing much, you?' was what I ended up typing, even though I hated it when someone replied to me with nothing much. Like seriously? Nothing? Blackmailer-'Breathing *tongue out*, seriously nothing? You're boring.' The last two words did something to me. Made me want to prove that I wasn't boring. Because there's nothing worse than being called boring. Boring is discernibly not a depiction anyone would want to fit in. I am fracking awesome!

“Oh, fantastic. My dream team: the brooding guy and the mop.” A few moments passed in companionable silence, the air thick with anticipation before she broke it again, her voice curious. “So… what’s the most ridiculous thing you’ve ever done when boredom struck?” Salvatore raised an eyebrow, intrigued. “Define ridiculous.” “Surprise me,” she challenged, her blue eyes sparkling with mischief.

He sat back down on the couch and said that he would go first. “Easy one Kiran, what is the rarest m&m colour?” James was an idiot. It really was an easy one. “Really? It’s brown.” I drank my shot after answering him. “Adara, what is the loudest animal on earth?” I asked her and smiled. She looked at me as James tried to mouth the answer to her. “Seriously? I don’t have a clue, the elephant?” She posed it as a question and James rolled his eyes. He was terrible but I had to laugh.

I wracked my brain, but nothing came out. Every option seemed to fast-track, jumping into a more terrible position. So I went with the best — Smile. My lips curled upwards, I chuckled, My go-to when I have nothing to say. I tugged her arm, throwing my head back, I allowed the laughter to bubble up. And just as I had expected, she laughed along. Laughter was infectious — especially when it was from a true emotion. All I had to do was remember something good, a memory from my recent ones. With Ramon. Surprisingly, it was him who came to my head.

he replied. I raised a curious eyebrow. I hadn’t expected him to say ‘yes’. I tried to think of what might be a good phrase and something I wouldn’t say by accident. I thought of quite a lot of random phrases and ideas, but most of them seemed kind of silly. Of course, keeping it sort of silly might make this idea work best. A small word or phrase to keep us smiling whenever I say it, instead of fighting. "Unicorn," I finally replied with a giggle. "And you better watch out or I’ll be saying that in front of your tough mafia buddies."

For once and for all, I am a human. "It's better than doing nothing, doing nothing is the most tiring thing to do since you cannot quit and rest." My eyes squinted, "Hey! You should give credits to the owner." "It's anonymous." I clicked my tongue. "Clever move." "Humans had a few worthy saying to qoute." Now, that was a praise coming from Yamiko. A curve started to show on my face. "You like that don't you? See? We weren't that bad."

He shouldn’t be so selfish as to try and take it away from me. “Away with all these finding ourselves things. Tell me something about yourself.” She did a little dance as she adjusted how she was sitting. “What about me?” I held back my laughter. I was the most boring person ever. And there wasn’t any lesson to learn from my life. She’ll be bored to death before I even begin. “Just anything. A random fact about yourself. Or a secret that no one knows.” she whispered the last part, winking at me. I looked up, thinking hard for what to say that wouldn’t be so pathetic. After a while when nothing comes to mind, I let out a long sigh.