Nami's Persuasiveness Novels & Stories

really strange things had been happening since I got here and I needed a fucking explanation before I lost my mind. Or I might have already lost it. I am talking to a white woman in a place that didn't look like she came from my world. Definitely lost my mind. "You have to learn how to control your anger if you are going to embark on this journey," she murmured softly, unperturbed by my rage and totally ignoring my question and concerns as she picked up a white daisy from the green grass that wasn't there before, bringing it up to her nose and taking a sniff, shutting her eyes, as if the smell from the daisy gave her peace. "Patience, my dear Nami, is a very important virtue. And also a qual

She left without resolution in two of the three conversations and with something closer to mutual understanding in the third. The elder who had sent the private message met her at the northern network gathering and said: you didn't try to convince them. She said: I tried to be honest with them. That's different. He said: most people in your position would have tried harder to bring them over. She said: I've learned that people who are convinced rather than persuaded don't stay convinced. If they join the coalition it should be because they believe in it not because I argued them into it. He looked at her.

I sometimes tend to forget how much of a feminist and an advocate for women's rights you are. "I'm not a feminist, I just tend to get passionate about certain things." Nora calmly replied. "You can deny it all you want, but I'll keep believing you are until you prove otherwise." Nora remained silent. "The answer to your question is simply MANIPULATION. It is a very powerful tool used in controlling humans, especially those who are prone to being easily manipulated. It's a mind control technique, and apparently he's skilled at that. Yes, money might be involved, but just as you said, that was only a bait to draw them in. He made them believe he cared about them, wormed his way into their live

About me. “She has influence beyond her role,” she said softly. “Is it appropriate?” The room’s energy shifted. I kept my expression neutral. “Influence is earned through competence,” I replied. “All decisions made fall within company policies and executive guidance.” She leaned back, lips pressed together. “And yet, perception can be more influential than policy.” I glanced at Reign. He met my eyes briefly. That was all I needed. I continued. “Perception is managed through transparency and accountability. Both of which have been consistently maintained.”

“I want answers. How did you—how do you—move them all?” I meet her gaze, unfazed. My pulse quickens, but I don’t show it. “Observation,” I say, letting each word strike like a blade. “Patience. Timing. Knowing what makes them tick, what they want… and knowing when to strike.” I tilt my head, studying her like she’s a puzzle I’ve already solved. “Strength alone won’t get you anything. You have to understand the people around you. Influence them. Use them. And yes… sometimes, yes… courage helps too.” Her eyes flash dangerously. “You dare talk to me like that?” she snaps, voice rising. “You think… you can lecture me, Camille? Do you know who I am?!”

“Things are changing, whether you accept it or not. Soon, we will be witnessing a civil war, and my proposal is the only thing that could stop it.” There was something persuasive in his tone, that for a second I started to think about the proposal, and what changes I could introduce to turn it on my favour. But then I realised how stupid that thought was, and how I was just serving myself to him on a silver plate. The manipulation was impactful because of how he sounded. There was no force or demand in his voice, only the softness of someone who needed your help.

Nico stayed near the door, arms crossed, an unspoken warning to anyone thinking about undermining me. I presented data, past performance, projected revenue, and plans for the next two quarters. I spoke calmly, clearly, and with authority that left no room for doubt. Investors nodded, murmured among themselves, and finally voiced confidence in the company. Nico didn’t need to say anything; his presence was enough.

She was genuinely stunned at how ruthless Nancy became when dealing with business. Nancy wore wore. a wicked smile. “Exactly. Everyone will have their eyes on the prize. Companies will send their representatives to submit proposals to us. And people driven by desire,” she added with a smirk, “are very easy to manipulate. I can negotiate with the representative to agree with a term that would benefit us. Moreso, the commotion will be good for business since Pegasus Investment Corporation will be trending as the most talked-about investment company.” Rose stared at her for a moment and exhaled. “Sometimes I can’t believe you. I’m just grateful you’re on my side. If I ever annoy you one day, pl

It was sickening to read how he had used his influence to manipulate her and control her. Another post followed. Then another. And another. Nathan had a pattern. I already knew that though but the people online were just finding out. I sat back on the bed, my stomach churning. More notifications flooded in of the comments, reactions, and shares. Some people were speaking up, brave enough to tell their stories. But just as many people were dismissing them, defending Nathan with the same arguments I had heard before. He’s a powerful man, people will say anything to bring him down.

She wanted to know why. : I think you misunderstood something! It's not love! Leah refuted her back. : We? With that face... that stupid face? Nami asked strangely. : I— Leah could not refuse. She can't wait to hit her back. : Can you do something for me? Leah asked her. : What? Nami replied to her. : Can you please think positively! Not indifferently! Leah shut her up. : Ah! : So you already had that in mind! Leah, did you fall that much!