Opposites Attract Novels & Stories

’ Nav’s hand touched my forearm. No doubt he intended it as a consoling gesture, but it felt caressing, releasing a wave of…excitement. Damn it. His hand moved away, took his glass, and I shuddered, pushing the sensation away. “I know you want the same thing,” he said. "But you keep dating men who are…" He shrugged. - I know I know. I have bad luck. “You name it, yeah… very dramatic men. That was true. "It's not my fault I'm attracted to you." — The attraction of opposites is normal. I'm a person

I say aloud as I walk to take a shower. Finishing up my shower, I step out to dry off when my mind goes back to the kiss. ’The pull between us was almost as if something magical was happening but what on earth would a vampire and a wolf have in common? Absolutely nothing.’ I trail off in my head when my phone rings on the counter. I sigh, wrapping the towel around me, picking up my phone.

" I asked. " Attraction is a very powerful emotion. It can be between two completely opposite personalities. There is no logic behind it. The pull of attraction is usually very strong and it is really difficult to control the urge to be with the person, someone is attracted to." " Really?? Even I can't find a logic. " I said looking at Betty as I could not find a logic that why was I getting attracted to her while I was about to get married to Simmi. I loved her but never felt like this.

Anton says, laughing as I grab the hairbrush and start to work it through my long hair. We stayed up for hours last night, moving out to the terrace where the air was cool to talk about all of Anton’s mysterious methods for making Orion fall in love with me. I found a sandwich and a glass of water out there – my rations, I suppose – and ate it while Anton went on and on about the laws of attraction, and patterns of both ignoring Orion and then giving him lots of attention, and looking at him through my eyelashes, whatever the hell that means. But…I mean, it’s more than I’ve got, so I guess I’m going along with it.

The shame and regret consumed me as I tried to figure out how to make things right again. But why did I feel this way? Era was right. I had been controlling myself. I had been denying this disturbing attraction for too long, and now it had finally come to a head. She seemed to be okay with it, but I knew deep down that it was wrong. I had never felt this way toward any other woman before, even to Emily herself. But Era—even in her inoscent and clumsy ways—had managed to capture my attention in a way that I couldn't explain, had managed to break down my walls and awaken something within me that I never knew existed.

But I will have to keep my mind intact and clear of doubts in order for our relationship to survive. “Maybe Luna Ava did not let her inform you. Maybe she was tied with a view. Something shit like that” he said. I raised my eyebrows at him “from when did you start to curse?” He scratched the back of his neck “since the moment I met your mate” he replied. “You are so disciplined whereas she is total chaos. How did the moon goddess pair you both?” He gave me an amused look. “Haven't you heard of the phrase opposite attracts?” I smirked.

"We are so different, let's not forget about my mental health. He's like fire, and I'm ice, he's kind and loving, I'm rude and have no feelings. We're so different on every scale." "Have you forgotten about the old saying? Opposites attract." "Oh please," she scoffed. "You should know better than to believe that adage. Complete opposites would be the doom of each other." "Maybe you aren't complete opposites. You both can make it work." "It's not gonna work out. There's no chemistry or attraction between us, we're just friends." "Married couples aren't just friends, how stupid are the both of you? You are married for God's sake!" Hanifa yelled, shocked at how t

, she rolled her eyes. "I thought opposites attract", I said, chuckling at her. "Are we pretty much similar?", she asked. "Pretty much" "Rain or breeze?", she asked, staring at me. "Breeze. I'm not so dramatic to love rain", I replied. "How the hell you love everything that I love!", her jaw almost dropped. "Not every time opposite attracts. But yeah anger fills in your head too soon but I can keep calm", I giggled at her. She fired me a strong glare as if I said something wrong.

“Yeah. Sorry, I didn’t mean to get heavy. My point was that I’m basically an uneducated animal—” “And I’m a bookish, overthinking egghead. We’re opposites.” I laughed. “Maybe that’s why we get along. Opposites attract, right?” “They do. Maybe we have things to teach each other.”

"She's like this ball of light and innocence and I'm...not. I'm the opposite of her. Hell, I killed someone right in front of her." "In order to protect her," he clarifies. "Well, yeah, but still. As much as I'm drawn to her, I feel like if I take too much, I'll just end up sullying her.. She's just so tiny and innocent and I'm...not." "Haven't you ever heard the phrase opposites attract?" My only answer is a grunt. "How does she feel about you?" That's a good question and I mull it over for a minute. From what I can tell, she certainly seems to enjoy kissing me. And when I had her pressed against the wall earlier down in the gym, she was definitely into it. G