Not Your Ordinary Novels & Stories

" Anna's tone was exaggerated, and I could not help laughing. "Right now, your husband is busy tracking down Hayden." She glanced at me one last time and let out a sigh. "Thank goodness you didn't marry him." I lowered my head. My hand was empty, but I could still feel the weight of my old ring. I nodded. "Yeah. I'm glad I chose to leave."

The circle of bare, dark earth beyond the garden gate remained a stark anomaly against the pristine white of the valley's first snow. For three days, Yolande had watched it from her bedroom window, using its sharp, melted perimeter as a psychological anchor whenever her logical mind threatened to slide back into disbelief. But by Friday afternoon, the domestic reality she had spent her life navigating came crashing back into the room, entirely unconcerned with ancient bloodlines or spiritual matrices.

His line rang in my ear. He picked up in one ring. "You just sent me a text," he said. I tapped once. I heard the faint sound of him reading it. My name is Ava Arande. I'm mute. I can hear everything you say. I'll communicate by text while we talk. Please don't hang up. A beat of silence. "That's an unusual request." I was already typing the next message and I sent it. Most of my requests are unusual, that's not the one you should be focusing on right now.

I made out with the second hottest bachelor at Standford Highschool. Our high school is like a shark tank. A shark tank full of minnows. I hate being a struggling minnow in that tank. I am Nemo. My gimpy fin will show any time it wishes. Like him, I always struggled to swim. At least Nemo is brave.

“I don’t even know how to be her... I'm just an ordinary girl, trying to fend for myself.” Sebastian’s eyes hardened, and he took a step forward. His voice lowered to a dangerous level. “I’m not asking for much, Miss Lockhart. Just long enough for me to sort out some business matters.” She shook her head, stepping back again, the feeling of being cornered sinking deeper. “That's not right...I don't even know her world.” Sebastian’s lips curled into a sly, knowing smile. “You don’t have to. You just need to pretend.”

I went to the wardrobe and found a piece of clothing covered in dust. I shook the dust off and put it on without hesitation. Before long, I felt an itch on my back, near the wound. Perhaps it was infected. When I went out to buy clothes, Mark returned again. Why did he come back? To make fun of me? He thew some new clothes to me and told me to put them on. I refused; after all, he had a girlfriend. It wouldn't be right to buy clothes for another woman, right?

with me. this strange man was really getting on my nerves and i didn’t know what to do about it. he truly believed i was something i wasn’t. “no, sir you must be the stupid one, because i don’t know how many times i have to tell you in order for it to get through that skull of yours, i’m not what you’re looking for i’m ordinary and human. there’s nothing special about me...it’s a waste of your time and funding. i’m not some creature found in children’s nightmares.”

"Not an attack. We're going to a bar. To do what normal people do." "For this night, you're not expired, and I'm not the Council. "You want us to act normal? That sounds boring." No, you most certainly aren't normal, Lisa. Nothing can change that. Normal people don't willingly choose the worst kind of monsters, they rather go for the mediocre everyday villains and not the monsters that could be living under their beds at night. Normalcy is something I've always yearned for. "When are we going out?" I ask. "Right now."

Namjoo chose to answer her question carefully, “It’s not that you’re not special, but there’s something about you that makes me curious.” Yuna sighed, “There really isn’t anything interesting about me. I’m just an ordinary girl from a normal family. Don’t you have anything better to do than to stick around a little kid that ran away from home?” Namjoo laughed, “Hasn’t it already been revealed that you aren’t really running away from home?”

She finished her coffee and left the living room. She understood that her friend was just concerned about her but Avery can't imagine herself falling for someone. The thought of having romantic feelings for someone disgusts her already. The rival company of JDC Mobile is GigaPhones. Both were well-known in the industry but JDC had more clients considering that it is cheaper. But Avery had something against John that GigaPhones can use to their advantage.