Nie Nie Dialogue Novels & Stories

Nienie said slowly to him . " Ehemm.... Nienie leave them . I will finish them quickly . Go with Mejar Gerald ." Valerie said but she's still facing the view outside . " There is still many dough here ." Nienie answers her . " It's okay , I will finished them in half hours . Go inside quickly ." Valerie said firmly again . " Then , I leave them for you . Let's go honey ." Nienie said as she knew Valerie is shy and it's inappropriate for them to be intimate Infront her.

“You’re fat.” Irina fumed, glaring at Nieal. She looked down to the dry soil, searching for something to be thrown at Nieal. When she found a twig, Nieal had already ran. Irina ran too, chasing after him. Nieal’s laughter sounded unclear and distant, and Irina began to laugh too. Nieal slowed down so that Irina could reach him. When Nieal had a complete stop, he turned his body around to see how far Irina left behind.

Adel’s expression froze. The words “my brother” and “my father” struck him like twin blades—mockery disguised as love, echoing in his ears until he almost flinched. As for Nelly, she lowered her head slightly to hide a small, victorious smile before lifting her gaze toward him— A fleeting look, but one that spoke an entire sentence: “I’m not your sister… and you know that well.” Naomi sat down and began opening the dishes, serving the food with innocent calm, while Nelly stretched her leg under the table—slowly, confidently, without hesitation—

The girls act like they don't see it and just shrug it off. “Don’t get your hopes high Syd, they are only playing with us,” Nia said while drinking a coffee. “I don't think they are, we aren’t together so they can do whatever they want…We are just their friends…nothing more and nothing less,” she said and hid her sadness.

"I doubt she can manage another confrontation." I cocked my head, paying attention. Indeed, sounds reverberated from behind the door. Zack’s voice was soft and tinged with guilt, though to me, it felt like a mask he was wearing. Leena’s voice was hardly heard, resembling a whisper, as if each breath took away a fragment of her spirit. "She doesn't require him," Niini murmured once more. This time, her voice trembled, and she avoided looking at me. "What does she require?" I inquired, more to myself than to her. Nonetheless, Niini responded regardless.

Then, Nadia motions for to her grab something and put it in her pocket. Neo almost, almost, smacked Nadia's head as he looked around to see if people are listening in on their conversation. When Neo noticed that no one is, because their attention is on their own copies of newspaper, Neo turned to Nadia and glared at her. "Are you out of your mind?! We can't say that here!" Nadia shrugged nonchalantly. "Eh, might as well say it. I mean, isn't that why we're here?" Neo shook his head and then turned his attention to the boy they are with.

A terrible odor permeated every space, and all I could see was where the smoke was coming from. "I can hardly wait to effectively accomplish everything," Nelly said to Nora. "I can not wait; I truly can't," Nora said. I stepped in and wondered what the ladies were talking about. Nelly was about to cover the cigarette when she noticed me, but I saw it. Nora dashed out, humiliated. I found her drink for the first time. "Nelly, we need to talk," I replied, taking my seat as she stood. "Diego, please, let us do this another time, not right now," she pleaded, lifting a glass to me.

As in your neighbor that broke into your apartment, Jai Leonis? I understood everything she said through our eye contact and nodded. What?? Are you serious? Why didn't you say hi? He's right there?? She eyed me. Are you crazy?? Why would I after what he did?? Hell no, mom!? I eyed right back. "Sahana," Sami whispered in frustration. "Wait, Sahana?" It was Jai. I acted like I didn't hear him. "Sahana, I know it's you now." Jai said.

"Arlene, your mother doesn't have much time left, so she wants to see you one last time," Dad said. Through the phone, I could hear Alison yelling and things being smashed in the background. The familiar noise washed over me, and I remained unmoved. "Dad, when you signed the declaration, I made it clear that none of us owes the other anything from that day on. I have money, yes. But I would sooner feed it to stray dogs than give you a penny."

He raised it up like a trophy. “It would be rude to go empty handed.” Nick remained silent as he followed Mrs. Patel. His heart raced at the thought of seeing Nita and Nate again, but his mind was blank. He had no idea how to start a conversation with them. Mrs. Patel handled the guards and soon they were knocking on the door. “Who is there?” A little voice shouted, before footsteps were heard. Then the door was thrown open. “Mummy's friend.” Nate shouted. Nick's chest loosened.