Romantic Comedy Novels & Stories

"Shit!" Did something go wrong with her question? "Why?" she asked. "You're- giving me a boner." He pointed to the pet in between. She covered her mouth as her gaze landed on his pet. Zyd's SPG! She suddenly blushed. "What are we going to watch?" she changed the subject; maybe where else would it lead them two. It's still hard. "Erotic Movies." "Huh?" "50 Shades of Gray." Then he laughed. Since she didn't know what movie Zyd said, she agreed. The man immediately leaned over her and smiled foolishly. And she innocently focused on the big screen. She even requested popcorn from Zyd because this is their first movie together so she should be able to enjoy their moment.

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“Because this company literally has a ban? Staff isn't supposed to have any romantic relationships with other staff. You know of this rule, fool. Besides, I'm sure these people already put two and two together to know that we are dating.” “You and I both know that the rule is a joke. There are a lot of people married to each other here. I'm sure some people are fucking themselves, even the executives too. But if you insist, we won't do much of that romance shit here at work,” Anthony said with a shrug of his broad shoulders and went around his desk. “Thank you. Anyway, thank you for the flowers. I totally forgot that today was my birthday. All this stress made me forget,” I said.

We got popcorn and walked to the cinema. “Do you know what I love the most about this cinema?” I whispered into his ears. “The moment…” He looked into my eyes. “The moment the light goes off,” I smiled at him. I felt newly in love. Duncan never failed to make my heart flutter. The play was a romantic comedy, just the type I liked. It was two hours well spent. And he drove me back home and in front of my door, we kissed like two youngsters that just fell in love. You know those types of kisses that came with giggles. He watched me enter before he left.

The words struck her harder than anything else had that night. Emotion surged up inside her, overwhelming and tangled, a rush so strong she did not know whether she wanted to cry, to laugh, or to run and hide. She had wanted this for so long, had feared it just as much, and now that it was happening, she felt unbearably exposed. A wide smile spread across his face, bright enough that it seemed to change the room itself. “You’re beautiful,” he said softly, reaching a hand toward her. He did not grab for her, did not rush the moment. He rested his palm on the bed between them, an offering rather than a demand.

I tell her as I shove more into my mouth. She smiles, "Told you." "You love comedy films do you?" I asked while putting another fries on my mouth. She nodded before turning her head back to me and asked. "Dont you? It gives me good vibes when I feel down.” "Comedy movies are good. But romantic flicks are the best." Lindy laughs, “I didn’t know you were into that.” “I love sappy romantic films.” “Doesn’t it bore you?” “Not really, no.”

She asked when he was done. Like she had done, he held the phone out for her to read it. Mi amor. She cocked a brow. "Spanish makes everything more romantic or so I was told." She laughed. "Don't forget to send it, Madeline." "I won't. I promise." Satisfied, he leaned in and pressed a kiss to her cheek. She recoiled, her eyes asking him what he was doing. "Friends kiss on the cheek." He threw in a wink for an added effect, turned and headed out.

And I, - “Are you done with your pity party?” Zuri interrupted my thoughts. “How do you know I was feeling sorry for myself?” “You were pouting. And it’s all you’ve been doing since that dumb date. Just forget about Rain. He’s not worth it. Although he’s really good looking,” Rishi said. “I know, right? Stupid Rain and stupid Roman.” I growled. Zuri pulled me close, “let’s just go see a movie. I hear there’s a new romantic comedy out. Rishi, you want to join us?”

“Since I’m trying to stay on your good side.” I tried to roll my eyes, but the truth was, that little gesture softened me more than the flowers or chocolates had. Without saying anything, I grabbed the ice cream tub, plopped it onto the coffee table, and switched on the TV. “Movie?” I asked. He didn’t hesitate. “Yeah. Something dumb. Nothing sad, nothing deep. Just… easy.” So we scrolled until we landed on a rom-com, one of those predictable ones where you know the couple will end up together after a hundred misunderstandings. I curled up on the couch, legs tucked under me, while Jaxon stretched out, taking up half the space like he owned it.

I have nothing to do at home and I have no clue what time Liam would possibly get back from his meeting. "What movie is it?" I query eyeing him. Evans beams, "It's good. Its highly recommended and with good ratings" I shake my head and smile at him. "It better be good" Minutes after, I am seated comfortably on the couch before the thirty two inches television getting ready to watch a movie titled 'Hello Goodbye and Everything in between' "A romance comedy" I say the corner of my lips twitching with mockery. Evans chuckles, "You love it. I love it too. And It's the one thing we have in common" he explains, dumping a large bowl of popcorn before me then setting two untouched bottles of soda ri