Never Have I Ever Question Novels & Stories

, I nodded to say I understand and thought of a new question. All I could come up with was, “Have you ever loved another person so much that it consumed you?” The question startled her but she solemnly looked down at her lap and replied with a single word, “Yes”, so quiet I almost missed it. I had a feeling that I shouldn’t press the matter but I did anyway because it’s the only way that we could truly get to know one another, right?

Anthea struggled to answer her when she was again caught off guard by her next question. “Are you going to be my mommy?" Can you be my mommy?” Neveah asked innocently while slowly raising her head from her father’s head. Her question came out of nowhere, creating sudden havoc in Anthea’s heart and mind. She was completely caught in the middle. She knew the clear answer to Nevaeh’s question, yet for some reason, she couldn't voice that answer. Rayan seemed to notice the inner struggle she was having just by seeing the dilemma on her face. She looked anxious and nervous, which made him sigh.

Had I ever been with someone? Did he want to know if I was a virgin? I blinked too quickly, staring at the ground as I answered, “No.” I could see him nod slowly while taking a deep breath. “Why?” His question caught me off guard. How could I tell him that no one had ever shown interest in me? That I was an orphan, and even during outings and gatherings with other packs, or events, not a single male had ever taken particular notice of me?

I took the card, feeling a little apprehensive about what the question might be. The card read: "Have you ever been in a relationship where you were fully committed and in love?" I hesitated, thinking back to my past relationships. I had liked people before, but I had never really been fully in love with anyone. "Not really," I said finally, trying to sound casual. Krissy raised an eyebrow. "Really? Never?" she asked, sounding curious. I shook my head. "I've had relationships, but I've never really been fully committed or in love," I said, trying to clarify. Elrod looked at me thoughtfully.

Wait he has never had sex. " Whatever my turn.. Never have I ever cheated " he said and I drank and he drank too. " Never have I ever had a boyfriend " I drank. " Never have I ever double dated " We both drank " Never have I ever fought ". I drank. So he must have gotten into a fight at a time. I wonder how it ended and why it even started. " Never have I ever gone to a party " I drank " Never have I ever made out with a total stranger "

Macy was speechless; she didn’t know how to respond. Tamara gave her two tight slaps and said, “Your father’s company is funded by the Anthony family, you are such an ingrate. Who gave you the confidence to beat up the Anthony family member?” Macy was busy rubbing her face; tears were flowing from her face. Macy replied crying, “I didn’t know that Victoria was married to Mark Anthony.” Tamara became angry, “Don’t you read the newspapers, her engagement banquet was all over the newspapers. I asked you a question. When did my Idol offend you?”

Jess said as she took another sip from her cup “What game?” Matthew asked. “We can’t play never have I ever, since even if I did do it, I wouldn’t remember. So, let’s play truth or dare…”

I was afraid to ask him but I really needed to know the answer for that question. "Erm one last question." I asked as I felt nervous. "WillIeverbeabletogoback?" I asked in one breath. But I can see that he did not understand. Hence I repeated the questions. "Wi-will I ev-ever be able to g-go b-back?" I asked and I stuttered

Because sometimes the strongest thing you’ll ever do… Is nothing. No reply. No return. No relapsing into old patterns. Just walking away. Quietly. Softly. Completely.

He whispered softly. "Sarah, I want you to know... uh?" He asked cautiously. "You want me to know what?" she breathed softly, biting down on her lip. "Before I met you..." he trailed off, lowering his gaze. "I had no idea what happiness was like." A sad smile grew on his lips. "There was no one to talk to who understood me. No one to look forward to seeing, no one to laugh with or be silly with..." he trailed off, his voice growing quieter and weaker.