Novel & Cerita Never Had A Girlfriend At 30

When he saw that she was not responding to his advances even after a long time passed, he helplessly kissed her on the lips and said in a hoarse voice, “I’ve never had any girlfriends before. And now, you are my only one.” “Hmph.” She turned her head to glare at him. “You’re just saying that to comfort me.” Studying the eyes of the man that was dark with desire at that moment, she bit her lip. “It’s impossible that you’ve never had a girlfriend before…” “Why is it impossible?” His voice was incredibly hoarse. All of a sudden, he grabbed her right hand with his left and led it toward his crotch. “In the beginning, I was immersed in my career. After that, I got older and wasn’t bothered anymor

She looked away from him and stared at their locked hands. “So when do you plan to have a new girlfriend?” She asked and he sighed. “I still have thousands of years to live so I don't know yet.” He replied and she chuckled. “Thousands of years.” She muttered and smiled. “You never dated anyone?” Hayden asked and she sighed. “Yeah, I was more like a nerd in high school and college and I never knew how to talk to people so I had no friends to talk to or a boyfriend.” “So, you have never done anything with a guy?”

"Besides, you get this dopey, dreamy look in your face when you mention her." "I do not!" "You really do." "But I'm not gay! I've never been into women. I have a daughter! And how come you don't seem even a little bit surprised?" Lauren set her glass down and looked me squarely in the eye. "Sweetie, you are thirty-one years old and you've never had a serious boyfriend. I could probably count on two hands the number of dates you've been on since college." "But I ..."

"That’s good. Compared to others who just want to be served, if we can do it ourselves, why not? I admire you even more now. Wait, didn't you have past girlfriends who cooked for you?" "I only had one girlfriend back in college, but it got toxic when she started demanding all sorts of things from me. So I broke it off and focused on my studies. I haven't had a girlfriend since. I didn't have time for relationships once I started working at our company. How about you? It’s impossible that you haven't had a boyfriend." "I had boyfriends in college, too, but I got bored with them easily. They weren't really my type. Don’t judge me, but I’m more into older men." He paused at my last statement an

I have that special ability to detect when people are lying, he isn't at this point. "Why don't you have a girlfriend?" I shake my head in disbelief. "But you're very handsome." He blushes. "Thanks, but I couldn't be with any girl because I've never fallen in love before. I've been too busy to face my academics, when I was a college student, the administration of my pack and my lifestyle, my gang to fall in love with girls. Most of my friends go into that, they have a lot of girls but I don't, I used alcoholism and taking drugs to ease out my time."

"About your age, your family, your girlfriend or fiancé. Hobbies." "I am 31 and I have my parents and a younger sister. I don't have any girlfriend or fiancé. Because neither I believe in love nor in marriage. And these are the pretty basic information about me. To more about me, you have to be my fiancé or lover. As you are not going to be either of these anytime soon, I should stop here." His sounded cut-throat and straightforward that for a second I felt insulted. It increased my anger ten folds.

She mumbled, eyes glued to my screen. ”I’m clean.” I grunted, and fuck if that didn’t sound like an invitation. That’s what three months without a lay did to me. I had been so busy I could not spare time for some fun with Gianna. Now I was thinking about Lily’s hands and telling her how ‘clean’ I was. “Wow. First girlfriend huh?” She said after a while, thankfully ignoring my last words. “In your entire life you’ve never had a girlfriend? Not even in highschool.”

"So you’ve never actually lived with anyone? Like—girlfriend serious?" His brows lift, faintly amused. "That’s where this is going?" I shrug, but I can’t help smiling. "Just curious." There’s a pause, then he leans back, eyes flickering. "No. I've never been serious with anyone. I didn’t want to, because I didn’t see the point." Something in my chest twists, and before I can second-guess myself, I blurt, "I’ve never had a boyfriend." That makes him pause again. His brows pull together, sharp and surprised. "Never?"

“So you never met people on dating apps?” I chuckled. “If you’re asking me if I have a boyfriend, no. I don’t have, and no, I don’t have dating apps on my phone. My life is pretty boring. I went on a couple of dates, but they did not pan out.” It was my turn to ask. “So, how about you, Mad Shanewood, with an attachment issue? There must be someone from high school or uni that broke your heart.” “Uni, huh?” I rolled my eyes. “University. College.”

"Is that why you charged 80 bucks every time you did a favor? So girls wouldn't get ideas?" He gave a dark little laugh and flicked my forehead. "The point is, I made it to thirty without ever having an official girlfriend. You’re the only one."