Romantic Comedy Novels & Stories

She said. "Come on this is not a marriage proposal, do you think my marriage proposal will be as lame as this? I can be very romantic when I want to be you know." I said and she laughed. "You? Romantic? Okay tell me, how will your marriage proposal be?" She asked. "You'll only get to find out if you accept to date me now so do you?" I asked. "I told you so." She said. "What?" "I told you back then remember? You said you weren't ever going to fall in love, I told you that you will and I'll be here to say I told you so when that happens." She said and I laughed.

“So, what kinda things are you in to? Action, horror, comedy?” I noticed he didn’t give me the option of romance. Was he telling me something subtly? His behaviour so far had told me that he could be romantic. Taking me out for dinner and insisting on paying was pretty romantic…wasn’t it? Maybe I was reading too much into this. Perhaps he just didn’t like romantic films. A lot of guys didn’t. I decided my adrenaline couldn’t cope with rising any higher than it already was, so action and horror were out. “Comedy?”

“I didn’t come here to watch a movie.” Ryan chuckled, nudging my knee with his. “Come on, sweetheart. If we’re getting married soon, we should bond.” I tensed at his words. We, getting married. No. I had already told him—I wasn’t going to let this happen. I inhaled deeply, forcing myself to remain still as he scrolled through the options. “Ah,” he said suddenly. “This looks good.” A romantic comedy. Of course. Ryan pressed play, resting his arm across the back of the couch. His fingers brushed against my shoulder, and I fought the urge to move away.

I smiled which didn't change her mood. "I am tempted to say animation just to see you suffer, the only problem is that I have to suffer with you, and I fucken hate romantic movies. Men never learn their lesson until it's far too late to take some words and decisions back." She said all that looking at me, like I wouldn't ever regret anything. I get it, I hurt your friend. Get over it. "So what are we watching? Action comedy or cartoons?"

“Hmm, it’s a tough choice, but I’d have to say I’m a sucker for romantic comedies. There’s something about the mix of laughter and love that always gets me.” Dylan chuckled, nodding in agreement. “Romantic comedies, huh? Can’t go wrong with those. I enjoy a good laugh too. Let’s find one that we both haven’t seen and have a movie night.” “Cool!” I said, smiling at him. Whatever this was, It felt nice. I was happy after everything that has happened to me. I wasn’t concerned about anything else but to just have fun with Dylan. We scrolled through the movie options, sharing our thoughts and opinions on various genres. Eventually, we settled on a light-hearted romantic c

If you think I'm old enough to get married, I'm old enough to know what marriage is. “It's more than sex. “But sex is important. - Of course. I just think other things are important too. “You seem so practical,” the girl smiled, “but I know that deep down you're a romantic. “You don't know what I'm like. "I know there's a man in love with you." The girls who are boarders at the school have already seen it. They say he's the perfect Englishman and that he's not man enough for you. “I don't want to hear about it anymore.

" She thought and shook off her thought. She turned her gaze away which made the staring competition break but Calvin wasn't sure if he should turn his away just like she did. He touched her chin and turned her face to his. He looked her in the eye. It was deep and tense. He chuckled lightly, then wrapped his arm around her waist and carried her to sit on the warm cabinet. He made his forehead touch hers. Still resting his forehead on hers, he moved his hand to touch her neck and he saw the necklace he gave her. Seeing that alone made him blush and he felt special, he captured her lips in his mouth immediately. It was a slow romantic moment, he ran his hand on her back smoothly and sucked on

"How could you? The marriage is in two days. Everyone is coming. My father... he will destroy your company for this. He will ruin you." "On whose approval, Nora?" Richard asked with his voice having so much bitterness, "Who decided we were getting married? My mother? Your father? Because it wasn't me. I never signed a paper. I never gave you a ring, and I never said 'yes.'" "It was understood! It was the plan! It was a business deal between you and my mother" Richard countered. "And the deal is off. Tell your father to do his worst. I don't care about the money. I don't care about the reputation and I’m going to find the only thing in this world that actually matters to me." He said finally

"What kind of movie do you feel like watching?" "I'm up for anything," I said, settling in comfortably. "Comedy, drama, action... it's all good with me." "Well, how about a rom-com?" she suggested, scrolling through the options. "I feel like something light and fun." "Rom-com it is!" I said with a smile. "Let's find something that'll make us laugh." I needed the laughter to cease the tension in my heart. We settled on a feel-good romantic comedy, and as the movie started, Amihan wrapped herself in my arms. I held her tight as my thought wandered afar. What if My mom and Judith succeeded in tearing us apart. Amihan was my life and taking her away would kill me.

Alvaro doesn't deserve her tears. "Did he or did you decide?" "What's the point, Yan? The point is the same, break up." Ryan took a deep breath. She became a silent witness to how her best friend suffered because of her love story which always ended tragically. "Wait, I need a drink first," said Rian who was just about to call one of the coffee shop employees, before Yara interrupted him with an order to her mother's employee to get Rian's experimental coffee from the refrigerator.