Nice Guy Movie Novels & Stories

It's the guy from the left side of the family photo. Gianna doesn't know why but she expected Nico to be the guy at the right, someone who is muscular, rugged, and scary looking just like Jacob. Gianna has seen a lot of people around here and the guy in front of her didn't look like he belonged, not in jail and not in this part of town. He has a movie star face, the one that belonged on television. Midnight black hair, perfectly symmetrical face and nose, small lips, and a prominent jawline, he has a face that can make even a girl insecure. He is at least 6 feet tall.

Ruby gripped her tray like a shield, scanning for an empty table. That’s when she saw him. Kai Kingston. Standing in the center of the room like the sun— and everyone else orbited him. He wasn’t even trying. He stood there in a simple gray hoodie and dark jeans, sleeves pushed up to reveal forearms that definitely didn’t belong to someone who “didn’t care.” His hair was a perfect mess, he laughed like he owned the oxygen supply, and people practically leaned toward him when he spoke. It was disgusting. But also unfairly attractive.

He would talk for hours about his favorite books, video games, and science fiction movies, and I found myself captivated by his enthusiasm. Slowly but surely, I found myself falling for him. I loved the way he looked at me with those deep, thoughtful eyes, the way he smiled when I made a joke, and the way he held my hand when we walked together. I never thought I would be attracted to a “nerdy” guy, but now I can’t imagine being with anyone else. He may not be the stereotypical “cool” guy, but to me, he’s the coolest person I know – smart, kind, and endlessly fascinating. I feel so lucky to have him in my life, and I can’t wait to see where our relationship takes us.

I guess all my years of playing bad cop were in vain, or maybe my targets had more sense than this jackass. “Why should we believe you about these backers of yours? Maybe we have even bigger names behind us.” “Nah, that’s impossible. My people are the highest echelons of society, above the law, untouchable.” “Like who?” “Why should I tell you? They won’t work with you anyway.” He pouted like a kid who was afraid we’d take his toy away. “Or I could just kill you right here.” “Look, don’t. We can work something out. The girl tonight, she was a side job; I was handling that on my own. I didn’t know you guys had your eyes on her. Nikki didn’t say anything to me about it.”

I hit on something or should I say, someone? Someone Tall, Someone absolutely Gorgeous, Someone who wouldn't stop glaring me with anger, Someone with amazing ocean blue eyes! I was rendered speechless. I stare at that amazing creature, he was looking like some greek god. He had the perfect chiselled face, His hair was perfectly gelled, his abs were well toned. His arms were muscular and rough. But eyes were burning with cold fire. That was when I realized I was staring at him for more than a minute! But then again I never saw him on our campus. Who was he?

I asked, shaking my head and he smirked in response. "You are smart. I like that." He grinned widely and I looked over at the dance floor to find Jenny rubbing herself against some guy and she looked like she was having the time of her life. She was so carefree and candid sometimes. Mandy was trying her best to dance with some guy but she clearly looked like she wanted to get the hell out of here. "I have something for you." The Hunter guy spoke again, gaining my attention and I watched him pull out a small ziplock bag from his pocket which had some pills.

When Nick appeared on the screen, Mia felt lust and longing curling in her stomach. “Wow,” Reena breathed. “He is amazing.” “Ummm-hmmm.” Maggie blinked. “And you say that he took care of you?” “Yeah,” Mia said. “He was a perfect gentleman.” Three pairs of eyes stared at her. “What?” Reena said, looking back at a picture of Nick in mid-kick, every large muscle taut and tight and etched perfectly in sharp relief. He was practically growling in the black-and-white photo, and he looked feral and dangerous. “This guy was a gentleman?”

I smiled and added, "You said it yourself, didn't you? It's just a job, and you didn't want to get so wrapped up like everyone else that you lost sight of why you started?" He was speechless for a long time. In the end, he slammed the door and stormed out. I struggled to hold back my laughter, but it escaped despite me. I inwardly cheered myself on, and it felt wonderfully satisfying. Not long after, the company held a team outing, and he insisted on bringing me along. The earlier incident had ended with a police report, and he had returned to his usual calm and detached demeanor. With everyone watching, he went out of his way to take care of me—holding my bag, tidying my outfit, fetching fo

The conference room door swung open, and a gaunt, sickly-looking man was led in by the police. When Travis saw the man, his face turned ashen, his eyes filled with panic. Before Frank could say anything else, Travis blurted out loudly, "Who's this guy? I don't know him! Get him out of here, now!" The gaunt man, whose name was Seth Lingham, sneered.

“This one guy, right, he used to be some proper gangster. Got nicked for stabbing someone to death and now he’s out and reformed.” Alice looked at the guy on the screen. He just looked like your average bloke. “He’s freaking hilarious,” Mike laughed. The way he was talking, it sounded like he admired the ex-con “The guy don’t give a fuck, man. He’s a maniac.” “Can't we watch a film instead?” Adam asked. “Oh, is this a date? Do you want me to go hide in my room while you watch a rom-com?” Mike teased. “Na it ain’t like that, I just wanna watch that new horror film on Netflix, the one everyone says is so scary they can't finish it,” Adam replied evenly.