Oh No No She's Confident Novels & Stories

“That is the only reason I called you up here, your only purpose being back here tonight. Say ‘no’ to them. Say it.” “Yes,” she said in a near-whisper. I nodded. “Yes, exactly, all you have to do is say no.” “I meant,” she said more firmly now, her chin rising, “my answer is yes.” Her voice carried through the hall, calm and confident. “I consent. I will do it.” My mouth fell open and hung there. My mind went empty. For a long, unguarded moment, I simply stared like a zombie. I probably did not hear her right. That could not be right.

I let her think about it. “You’re either very confident,” she said slowly, “or very careless.” “Neither,” I replied. “Just informed.” “You’re not as in control as you think,” she said after a moment, but there was less certainty behind it now. “I don’t need to be,” I replied. Another pause and then she let out a quiet breath, shaking her head slightly as if dismissing it. “Fine,” she said. “Keep telling yourself that.” “I don’t need to tell myself anything,” I said.

She scoffs, “No.” she pushes him away, and swings her legs off the sofa so she’s sitting. Seth keeps staring at her, she sucks her teeth then stands up, getting right in his face. “Which part of no are you having trouble with? Is it the ‘n’ or the ‘o’?” Ash smirks, she was glaring at Seth, who to his credit wasn’t backing down, but he does look confused, “It’s more the fact that you’re saying no at all. Not the word. I’m pretty sure you want me really; you’re only denying yourself.” She shakes her head, pinching the bridge of her nose. Then sighs,

Plus, we know from the other Alpha that he is afraid. I tried to not roll my eyes before replying. I know, I know, I reassured her. I’m not nervous, weirdly enough. Nothing to be nervous of, she said with a swish of her tail. We will win. Being overly confident is a choice, One I’d make again,

After a minute, I said, “Do you ever get tired of having to be the confident one?” She blinked. “What do you mean?” “You always seem so sure of yourself. Like you don’t care what people think.” She snorted. “Oh, please. I care. I just fake it better.” I turned to her, surprised. “You? You’re, like, fearless.”

she replied without hesitation, and I nodded slowly. “Interesting…” My fingers brushed lightly against the fabric of my dress as I looked down at it briefly before lifting my gaze back to her. “And what makes you so confident?” I asked, and her lips curved into a smug smile. “Because I know the real one,” she said. I hummed softly. “Do you?” My eyes squinted, but her confidence didn’t waver. “Of course I do.” She glared. I took another step closer, my expression calm, unreadable.

Most would see this as a sign of some sort, I’m just pissed off that it didn’t happen sooner. “No.” She said and my brows scrunched in confusion. What does she mean by No. I was about to speak again, when she started mumbling more words. “You’re not real… No. No trees, no you, no, no, no.” Then she giggled and nearly toppled over if not for Axton that was still holding her. “She’s as high as a kite.” Diazo said.

Nellie, who at this point seemed to be the spokesperson of the two, asked. "Well, yeah. How else will we know by the end of the week if you've lost any weight?" Veronica shook her head very slightly, but she finally spoke up. "I don't wanna get weighed if that's okay with you, Noah." It was only then that Noah realized it was the first time he'd heard her speak. Her voice was deep and husky and a little too firm. He smiled, noticing another thing about her for the first time. Even though she was about the same height as Nellie, she was anything but mousy. It wasn't just because she was heavier either. Her highly arched eyebrows gave her a very confident appearance, almost too confident. Thou

Still, I nodded obediently. Shea finally left, slipping into the crowd. She walked with a confidence I've always envied. Her back straight, chin held high, each step loud with certainty. She didn't look like she was afraid of anything unlike me. I pressed my back into the couch and folded my hands in my lap. My heart thumped nervously as I watched her head bob in and out of view among the throng. She kept glancing back at me, raising her brows every time our eyes met. I gave her small nods and flipped my thumbs up to reassure her.

there was a round of ' yeah ' and ' right ' from the girls. Shaina on the other hand realized some girls were coming her way; " hey, " they said to her. " Hi, " Shaina said with confidence; there was no hesitation nor any fear in her eyes just faith and trust in herself that this time she will not let anyone bully her nor she will let anyone control the strings of her life; it is her life and she will choose what to do for herself this time.