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Arranged to Mr. Sokolov
“Don’t worry about this things”
“okay if you say so"
“Yes and tell sister about this too"
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CEO's Contract Wife
The other guy said.
What?!!,
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THE MAFIA'S PRISONER
“Say something, Louis!”
“WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO SAY!?”
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Say you Love me
So when Zoey instead nodded enthusiastically, she felt thrilled.
“Of course!!! But you’d rather make good use of the money instead of wasting it away. Trust me we’re going to knock off the senses of a certain someone tonight!” Zoey said in her usual over dramatic way and Rhea giggled as she pulled her in one of the most prestigious stores.
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AHMON ( his innermost heart)
didnt say anything I didn't .
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How to Say Our Final Goodbye
“I didn’t mean it like that…”
“You think it’s not a big deal. You think I’m just throwing a tantrum. But Henry, what you don’t know is that we’ve been married once before.”
Henry’s brain instantly went into a frenzy, and a buzzing sound filled his ears.
He stared at Lena in bewilderment as he stammered, “Lenny… w-what do you mean by that?”
Lena’s gaze remained terrifyingly calm, but the words that left her lips were like icicles piercing through him.
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Say you're mine
“We aren’t going to have this discussion.”
I didn’t mean to blurt it out like that. The words seemed to come out of nowhere, and for a moment, even I was taken by surprise. Lyra stopped in her tracks, a mixture of pain or perhaps just quietness on her face rather than the defiance she had shown before.
“Lyra,” I added, doing my best to make my voice less harsh while trying to hold back all the emotion behind those two words. “Get your shoes. They are in the lower closet.”
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Winter
“Close. ‘Everything has an end, only the sausage has two’.”
“What the hell?”
Smiling, I tapped my thumb on the wheel. “Basically, it’s a rendition of ‘all good things must come to an end’.”
“Except a sausage?”
“Except the sausage.”
She let out a breathy chuckle. “Because it has two. Got it. Damn, sometimes other languages have the weirdest sayings.”
“I mean, the same could be said for us. We say ‘it’s raining cats and dogs’ or that we are ‘under the weather’. Trying to convey the same sentiment across different languages usually doesn’t hold the same understanding that we know.”
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Painting The Roses Red
"Thаt'ѕ thе оthеr word, Sаrgе."
"Thеn I саn say оnе wоrd, but nоt thе other оnе, аnd ѕоmе people саn say bоth? It ѕееmѕ lіkе a dоublе ѕtаndаrd to mе." "I wіll ѕtісk with rооѕtеrfіѕh....................................................
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Frequently Asked Questions
The obsession with finding fancy synonyms for 'said' is a trap a lot of new writers fall into. Early on, I filled my drafts with characters who 'exclaimed,' 'queried,' and 'opined' all over the place. It read like a thesaurus vomited on the page.
Truth is, 'said' becomes invisible. Readers skim right past it, focusing on the dialogue and the action beats. The energy should come from what's being said and what the character is doing, not from an ornate tag. Instead of 'he lamented,' you could write, 'He stared at the broken vase. 'I can't believe it,' he said.' The action does the heavy lifting.
Sticking mostly to 'said' and 'asked,' and using action to imply tone, forces you to write sharper dialogue and more vivid scenes. It's a discipline thing.
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