No Boyfriend Since Birth Novels & Stories

I already told you I don't have a boyfriend, I don't do those stuffs, how many times do you need me to say it? He smiled sheepishly. "I just wanted to only confirm it and its verified". "Well I also don't have a family, no father, no mother, I'm a total orphan". "What?". "Yep. You heard me". "What about friends?". "Brie is my only friend". I revealed. "And we met in college years ago, she was my roommate". "Oh". "But of course, I take her as my sister, as my family, she really is the closest person I've ever been with and the only person I have as if now".

But he reckoned that there was nothing on making sure whether his resources was up to date. "I don't have a boyfriend." The two of them stared at each other again without saying words and they stayed like that.

"We need to talk. About Aiden." "He's been dead for a decade. What's there to talk about?" Torres pulled out a file. "We found something. In evidence we just finished processing from his house. Something that changes everything." "What?" She opened the file. Inside was a birth certificate. For a child born three months after Aiden's death. Mother's name: Sophie Chen. Father's name: Aiden Whitmore. "He has a son," Torres said. "And Sophie's been raising him alone for ten years. His name is Adrian. And he's been asking questions about his father."

Jayda said. "How'd it happen with her dad?" Jayda hesitated a bit. She wasn't completely sure of spilling all the deets to a man she still regarded a stranger. But, wouldn't it be selfish of her to hold back when he opened up to her? "Her dad and I never married. He was my first and last boyfriend. We bro..he broke up with me and left. He never returned. Never showed up on her birthdays, her graduation, and other significant days of her life. It's like he disappeared. I've since catered for Lucy and now that she's in NYU, I couldn't be more proud of myself and her."

he said with a laugh. I frowned at that. I had girlfriends, didn’t I? I mean, I had a few work friends but I wasn’t close to many of them. Not close enough to talk about my relationship issues. “Oh, my God,” I breathed and looked at Wren. “I have no girlfriends. You are literally the only best friend that I have.” “Ouch.” “No!” I said sympathetically with a laugh. “I’m sorry. You know I didn’t mean it like that. Besides, it doesn’t change anything. This is weird. I can’t bitch to you about my boyfriend because he’s your brother.”

That’s the first thing out of my mouth and he sat there for a moment before responding to me. “No. I haven’t really found anyone who could fill that position. Do you have a boyfriend?” My heart began racing and felt like it was going to beat out of my chest when he asked me that. “No. None of the guys around here are of my taste. They all want to play video games and act like they are 10.” “What exactly is your taste then?” “I don’t know. I have only had 1 boyfriend and he was a big nerd and neither of us were feeling it anymore so we broke up.”

He was everything I knew I needed in a partner and so much more. I wasn't sure how I was going to tell my father that I was going to be living with my boyfriend who I've only known a month. I decided it was probably best that I lie and say I was staying with Sam at her sorority for the summer. I wasn't even sure if or even when I should introduce Aiden to my family. I realized though that if he made me an immortal like him I eventually would never be allowed to see my family again because I would never age.

On my way out of the hospital, I begged Ankur to take care of Harsh and informed him that Harsh is my boyfriend, who had taken me there. Harsh has been absent from my life for four years. I do not know how time flies when you are living with someone for seven years. I never understood how accustomed I had become until I had to go through life without them. When I come home from work exhausted, there is no one to greet me; when I am scared after having nightmares at night, no one will put my head on his chest.

That’s all he’s ever supposed to be. It’s never happened before, not like this. I was too aware of him, too distracted. And I hated how it made me feel. Maybe I’m just not well. Maybe it’s a momentary lapse, something that will pass if I just throw myself back into my work and keep my head down. Or maybe… my mother is right. Maybe I do need to start seeing people again. The truth is, I’ve never had a real boyfriend. Just one brief relationship that fizzled out after six or seven months. He got bored with me, I got bored with him. It wasn’t love. It wasn’t anything, really.

she presses, her voice rising again. “No,” I snarl, feeling self-cautious. “Silas wouldn’t have allowed it. You know how he raised me. “ I sigh. “Honestly, I think if I ever looked at a boy too long, he’d have made me kill him.”I let out a dry, humorless laugh. “You’ve never even had a boyfriend?” Kira asks again, clearly trying to process the revelation. “Nope,” I blurt, shaking my head. “Not one. All I did was train, fight, and survive. That was it. No distractions. No dating. Just… obedience.”