Novel & Cerita Persuasion Fanfiction

“Except you can convince her to do anything. I’ve seen you in action. You twist things so that it seems as if it was all her idea in the first place. You’re a master at it and the only one who knows how to handle her. Vienne, I swear, you’re like a queen whisperer or something.” “Goodness, you make me sound quite manipulative.” “No, no, you’re not manipulative. Not at all. You’re just…hmm…unassumingly persuasive when it’s for a good cause, and this…this, Vienne, would be a grand cause. Why, you’d be one of the poor unfortunate victims forced to listen to me if Yasmin ever requested I play a song. I mean, do you honestly want to live through such torture? Just think about that.”

Mrs. Ann continued. "You should try to convince Cindy to come back. Before you do this, don't tell Uncle Brian where Cindy is. Right now, he's still mad at Cindy. After Cindy comes back, I'll give up. word persuade him." "Yes. I'll keep this a secret." "You're so nice. I'm so grateful to you." William smiled. "You don't say that. I'm partly to blame for this too." "No. You're not at fault. If it were me, forced to marry someone I don't love, I would do the same as Cindy. She sees you as a close friend, so she's new. ask for your help. You can't help but say no, right?"

Michael murmured, but was completely ignored. “I’m sure that if you try hard enough, you can find something we can use against him. Something to convince him to marry Jane! It’s the best thing for him. It will only be a matter of time before he forgets about that girl and comes to his senses again. You know my Jane will make your boy very happy. It’s everything she ever wanted, isn’t it, darling?” A moment of silence passed, but what happened next was nothing like I expected.

"If you are here to convince me to have your child then you must be out of your mind, Sir, because that is the last thing on planet Earth that I will be doing." Noah Wright's smile widens, and he leans forward, his eyes sparkling with amusement. "Oh, Miss Hayes, you're so quick to dismiss the idea. But I think you'd be surprised at what you're capable of. And I'm not here to convince you, I'm here to persuade you. There's a difference." I roll my eyes, unimpressed. "I'm not interested, Mr. Wright. And even if I was, I wouldn't do it for you. You've lied to me, manipulated me, and wasted my time. Why would I ever consider having a child with someone like you?"

she said, her voice smooth as silk. Evangeline's eyes sparkled with mischief as she took the paper, her curiosity piqued. She wondered just how much Aria disliked her that she always had such a document at the ready. Reading through it, Evangeline had to concede internally—the offer was indeed tempting. However… "Sorry to burst your bubble, but it's not that I want to stay married to your son. He's the one who won't let go. Maybe you should try your persuasive skills on him first," replied Evangeline, her smile sweet and guileless.

"You don't have to, it's just the truth." "How am I supposed to do that? Persuade him to do it already?" "We are in the modern era, Diana, you don't persuade a man to make love with you, you just have to play your card well, trust me, you're winning." "Like?" "Seduce him." "Come on, Erica, I'm not good at that."

The declaration was true, but it now felt like a shield against a truth she was too afraid to fully confront. Magdalene was a veteran in the game. With her daughter's tone, she knew it was time to shift tactics. Persuasion was the key now. Weaving the pretty lies Jane needed to hear. "I know you do, my baby. I love him too," Magdalene cooed, her tone softening into a convincing warmth. "Elsa said you made the right choice. He's a good man." Her words were the precise reassurance Jane needed to hear, and her defenses crumbled.

Big time. I need a new approach desperately. I need something that will make her see me in a different light. Something that'll make her run back to me like she used to. Something... Aha! The Damascus Road method. It all goes down to manipulation. I'm sorry, Amelia, but I must do you his, or I'll never have you. I reached out for my iPad on the bedside table. I had a book that talked about this persuasion technique. If you want to make someone believe you have a sudden change of heart, then this book was the one for you. I saw it online, and now I'm glad I bought it.

“Mr. Tobias and Mr. Elan also approached me this morning about their desire to stop business at this bank. Their wives are good friends with Mrs. Walker and are just as upset about what George and Conrad did to your family as she is. You may not realize it but your opinion pulls a lot of weight in this town. I never considered the power of women interacting together and influencing their husbands‟ decisions. I’ll have to take you dancing with me as long as we’re married. You’re good for business.” She frowned. Was he going to make her attend luncheons and dinner parties too? She had to put a stop to this as soon as possible. “I have no intention of quitting my job at the library. I

“No, thanks. I’ve had enough of this experience.” He looked crestfallen. “Is there something I can do to persuade you to change your mind? She’s bound to be popular with the viewers, and they’re going to want to see the entire deflowering. If we could just re-create it…” I shook my head, taking another step away from him. “There must be something you want. How about her name and address?”