She Said She Didn't Have No Man Novels & Stories

A woman had never spoken back to me before in the company. “I know you must feel bad that you couldn’t seduce me last night. You lost and you couldn't accept it. A man like you can never get a woman like me.” She said sternly. Then she leaned close to me and whispered. "Don't worry. You were never good enough for a woman like me. A man like you can never satisfy me. You are a disappointment." She said and started walking away. Everyone was shocked. My eyes widened. What did she say? She said, I wasn’t good enough for her. And that I was a disappointment. How dare she?

Soon she was on her feet and he turned around and said;" let's go home." However she shook her head and said. "No I don't have a home,"

she said. "

she said. I’m only a bartender, she said. Silva made a frustrated hand gesture with her hands raised. “No one hears a word I have to say.” “Well?” “Truthfully?”

she demanded. "I won't..."

Either way, it wasn’t enough. She whispered, shaking her head. “No, I didn’t. Look, I didn’t know. I swear, I didn’t—”

she said softly. "Uh huh?" "Have you got anyone in your life at all?" I snorted. "Nope." "Really? A lovely vision like you?" I grimaced. "I... don't really date or anything." "Who said anything about dating?" she asked with a wicked little grin. "You don't need to commit to someone to enjoy them, you know..." "Um..." "Did I just shock you?" She stared at me, then started to laugh, loud and deep in her throat.

I shook my head at her statement. "No, she wasn't. It's someone else."

- He said. - You're a young woman who doesn't have her head in the clouds.