One Rule Don T Fall Novels & Stories

"No he didn't..." "I should see you in uniform tomorrow." "Yes, sir." "Don't call me sir." He digs his hands in his pants and gazes at me. "There are a few rules I want to put across." He clears his throat. "Rule number 1! Don't fall for me!" What! Fall for you! I can't fall for such an arrogant ass like you... I can't help but burst into a mocking laugh. "I can't!" He smirks. "They all laugh like that until..."

"As long as you're here, you're going to live by all these rules. Rule Number One; You only speak when you're being asked a question. Rule Number Two; I talk once, you talk twice, you'd get punched. Rule Number Three; Do not disrespect me or any of my men. Rule Number Four; Always do what you're being instructed to do. Rule Number Five; No cursing. And lastly Rule Number Six; Do not try to escape no matter how difficult it may seem, cause if I by any means learn you're plotting such, you're going to earn a bullet on your leg." He concludes, attempting to look and sound dangerous like a boss, but I suprisingly scoff. "And if I don't follow all these rules?" I inquire swallowing the bile that

No falling in love with each other. "I... I can't... You're mistaken, Gab. That's breaking rule number one—we're not allowed to even like each other—" "Fvck the rules! I don't give a hell about them, Nick. You are the only one who set that rule even though I never said yes.” “No, Gab. Don’t do this—”

Damn, I have to come up with some rules. "Yeah, sure." He shrugs, acting as if my fine lines are nothing. "Rule one," he reads aloud as he writes. "Don't fall in love with me." I snort. "I don't think that will be a problem." Love, what a stupid notion. "Yeah, that's what they all say," he replies seriously. I give him a double take. All? He really is an asshole. "No sleeping in the same bed," I point at him. He reluctantly writes it down.

Mrs Haughter smiled seeing the way the mentioning of Damon had scared the wits out of Clenk and his friends. “I don't know why I waste my time on you but take this as a warning, stay away from me, a stitch in time saves five.” “It's nine dummy, you can't even memorize a saying of six words, dickhead.” Clenk who had already turned his back on me, gave me a glance and said, “You haven't seen the last of me, like they say, any day for the thief, one day for the owner.” “You are wrong again, it's ‘everyday' not ‘any day’.” I mocked him once more.

I turn the last page where the rules ends and boldly written is five most important rules to read over them again. I rest my back on my pillow and pull out my pen from the side of the file to asterisk each of them. Rule one: Obey your superior at all times. Rule two: Always be on time. Rule three: Adhere to every rule stated in the rule guide. Rule four: Be on your best behaviour/no rebellion. Rule tive: No cheating to get ahead. Cheaters will be automatically eliminated. I hope to follow these rules just like the others in the ten weeks of the trial.

Fine. I stared at him. “Still falling in love with someone like you? That rule is unnecessary for me.” He shrugged. “Better safe than sorry.” I rolled my eyes " Yeah. Be careful not to fall for me . My beauty is irresistible" and then typed another rule. No flexing those stupid biceps when offering help. Just be nice. And human "Then don't pretend you can't walk just so I can carry you" I wasn't pretending by the way.." I protested.

Owen praised, while demonstrating her figure with his hand, and Carson chuckled. “Man! Calm down a bit. You're definitely becoming worse than I thought. How about the girl you met two weeks back at the ice cream store? Don't tell me you broke up already.” Carson inquired with his voice echoing with sarcasm. “You know the rules, man. We don't fall in love, and she wanted more than it should be. I had to break it off.” Owen answered, without feeling remorseful for a bit. “I see. So, who is the new girl now, huh? Because I know you haven't been single for a whole week. That's not possible.” Carson added and stared at his direction with a smile on his face.

I will try my best. "So for the new student who just joined us. Some rules and regulations guide this program. Rule number one, cheating is prohibited. You shall not cheat." "Rule number two, when you don't know how to solve or answer a question, do not dwell on it to waste time. Just say the word 'pass' " I raised my head just to see that my face was all over the projector. From different angles. Suddenly, my super hearing ability became activated. I began to hear comments about me.

Close enough that I had to tilt my head back. “Eli.” I shut up. He looked down at me, eyes dark, voice low. “You’re spiraling.” “Maybe a little,” I admitted. His hand came up, thumb brushing my jaw—slow, deliberate. My breath caught. “Rule one,” he said. “We don’t overthink it.” “That’s not a rule, that’s a personality trait you have that I don’t.” The corner of his mouth twitched. “Fine. Rule one: only when we both want it. No pressure. No schedule.”