Opposite Attract Novels & Stories

And damn me for wanting to give light in his dark life. As much as I hated to admit it, part of me wants this marriage to work because I’m attracted to him. His deep hoarse voice is enough to flip my stomach. I need to hold on, though. Having involved with him is more dangerous than running over the war with drizzles of ammos. I haven’t captured his true intention yet. My hands were playing with his hair when he looked up. At this angle, Giovanni looks like a lost pup. So charming and innocent.

“What are you talking about?” She took a slow step closer, her eyes never leaving mine. “You’re fighting with yourself, Daniel. You know deep down there’s something you don’t want to admit. You’re attracted to me, but you refuse to accept it. You’re looking for answers, but you don’t want them to come from me.” Her words hit me like a slap. A tremor of uncertainty settled in my gut. It was exactly how I felt. No matter how much I tried to focus on the investigation, part of me was irreparably drawn to Claire. A pull that destabilized everything I believed in.

If we got to this point in our relationship again, I'd do the right thing, I'd break up with him. "I've never tried this hard for a girl, I just want you to know." I squeezed his hand. "I've never put up with this much from a guy." "Just tell me something, I promise not to get mad… I think that we need to get some stuff out in the open. Are you attracted to Jackson?" I hesitated, and then nodded after a moment. "Are you attracted to me?" "Of course!" "Who are you more attracted to?" I bit my lip. "I'm attracted to Jackson because he's dangerous and unpredictable. I'm attracted to you because you're mine, and you're sweet, and you're everything I've ever wanted in a guy. It's impossible to co

She asked as she showed Helga her ‘that’s the grossest thing I have ever heard’ face. Helga chuckled. “But seriously-“ “NO!” Patrice cut her. “We are the opposite of one another.” She beamed. Helga pouted. “But, Patrice, opposites attract.” She said hoping Patrice would consider the idea. Patrice scoffed and shook her head. “What the hell? That’s obviously not in all cases!” She shot back. Helga chuckled. “Why are you so overly defensive? I was just telling you what I am thinking. My opinion.” She explained.

How could the taste of a single woman do such a thing? “There have been reports of humans who have particular blood types that attract our kind,” he begins, grabbing a book that sits on his desk and then passing it to me. “It’s all in here. They’re called attrahere, and they are meant to be by the ones who crave them.” Eyes widening, I take in what I’m being told, but I can’t seem to believe it. How could a single human possibly be worthy of being by my side? She was only good enough to play with until I’d had my fill; that was it.

I knew it would work. We were sitting beside each other so he leaned towards me. "If some people don't have the spark and chemistry, they can not act it out. Fortunately for us, we have the pull, spark and everything romantic. You just need to remind yourself how to breath whenever I get close to you. Like right now, you need to breath Livi, your face is turning red."

The very opposite of what I stood for, and it held me back from developing strong feelings for him. However, those good qualities were still aspect I liked. Sharon often told me that opposites attract, and I thought that it wasn't such a bad thing. I wasn't considering anything serious happening between the both of us, but it didn't stop me from thinking about how much of a good person he was. After all, I wasn't one of those women who liked bad guys because I knew how toxic and irresponsible they could be.

At least I hope she won't. Right now she's crooning at the thought of being near Leviathan. She finds him fascinating. They are both mythical creatures and incredibly powerful. However, they are opposites! It won't work. Whoever said 'opposites attract' didn't have to deal with a freaking horny firebird and a water dragon who wants nothing to do with them! (Actually, I haven't talked to him. I've only talked to Levi... But I'm guessing they are on the same page since they are one being.)

George insisted. "I can’t eat; my family is suffering because of me," I explained. "Eat; you'll need the energy to take care of your family," Ryan insisted, serving me breakfast. "I don’t like this man, George. He’s too stubborn. Find another one," I complained. "Sorry, I can't think of anyone else who suits you better," George said firmly. "Do you think he suits me best? We’re as different as chalk and cheese," I argued. "That's why it’s convincing. Opposites always attract each other," George reasoned.

This wasn’t convenience. This wasn’t attraction. This was alignment. And it was only growing stronger.