Shows Like All Grown Up Novels & Stories

“You look… so grown up.” . . . Starlight ✍️

He looked at me the way you look at something that has arrived somewhere it was not expected and has not yet explained itself. I held his gaze. “She…she went away,” I said. Because I was five and those were the only words I had and they were true. “Yes,” he said. His voice was not the voice I knew from Sunday lunches and easy afternoons. This voice had been used too much today. “Are you sad, uncle Adrian?” He looked at me for a long time. “Yes,” he said. I thought about this. “I’ll grow up quickly,” I told him. The way five-year-olds tell things — with complete certainty, no awareness that the words have a shape that will outlast the moment. “And then I’ll be your wife.”

“Maybe not, but at least my fave is cooked and not going to give me tapeworms.” “You’re ridiculous.” He turned back to the TV, a smile on his face. “In a bad way?” Shit. Why had my voice gone all high and small just now? “Nah. In a good way.” He gazed at the screen. “I’m so lost. Why does everyone look like they stepped out of the nineties?” “Because the show started in the nineties.” “It’s that old?” “The word you’re looking for is classic.” “How about we put on The Walking Dead?” he asked. “Still keeping with the supernatural theme, and it was actually made in this century.”

She stared at me in absolute, unadulterated horror, her hands flying to her cheeks in pure, dramatic agony. "Alexander Ray," she gasped, her voice dripping with theatrical shock. "Please tell me you did not just ask me what Prison Break is." "It sounds like a documentary about correctional facilities," I replied evenly, completely serious. "A documentary?!" she shrieked playfully, running up to me and grabbing my arm with an infectious laugh. "Oh my god, you poor, deprived corporate soul! Michael Scofield? Lincoln Burrows? The tattoos? The genius jailbreak plans?! It is literally one of the most iconic, suspenseful shows in television history! How have you lived thirty years on this earth an

He rolled his eyes but handed the remote over when she crawled into bed beside him. When she stopped flipping on Family Guy Nick groaned, "seriously this is your choice?" Sighing Cheyenne went back to flipping stopping on some Mysteries of the Abandoned show. "What about this? It's grown up, educational, and interesting." Nick laughed adjusting his pillows to lean back. "Turn the light off and come here."

ALLISON. By the afternoon, I found myself cozied up in the living room while watching a popular N*****x show in the television. I’ve been wanting to watch this one, I just didn’t have the time to do it with all the crazy stuffs that have been happening lately. Liam sat at the other end of the couch, quiet, his arms stretched across the backrest in a lazy sprawl as he watched the series with me. It was one of those teen romance dramas—cheesy and predictable, but something about it scratched an itch I didn’t know I had.

🚩 Third Person's POV 🚩 Lucy Leiberman was warming her daughter, Harper's dinner in the kitchen and humming to Ed Sheeran's thinking out loud. She was waiting patiently for the microwave. She wants to tuck Harper in because she doesn't want her to stay late today. The little girl thinks she also have the right to sleep late just like her Mummy and Daddy but she doesn't know she is still little. Her mummy tells her she is still a baby but she argues and replies with, "Stop calling me a baby, mum. I'm an adult." or when she is not in the mood to argue, she just shrugged and say, "you won't understand." And it's true, neither her Mum nor her Dad understand why a 6 year old girl will claim to b

he said. Little Bean looked at us with a pout. “Daddy, you really are so annoying. Just wait until I grow up. Mommy is going to be mine alone,” I heard him complain. But I caught sight of a little girl at the door. That was Little Sweet Pie, Dan's and Emah's child. She was only four months younger than Little Bean. I winked at Little Bean, who was still complaining. “Your girlfriend is pouting over there,” I said.

Finally, when Linux came and she still refused to eat, he said, "If you finish your food, I'll go on 'Let's go, Uncle!' with you, alright?" Ever since 'Where Are We Going, Dad?' became popular, a large number of similar shows surged. Now, there was a new one called 'Let's Go, Uncle!', where the participants were uncles from celebrity families and the content was similar to that of 'Where Are We Going, Dad?'. It was becoming quite popular too. Quickly, this show became Luna's second favorite. In fact, she would watch every single episode. By the end of each episode, she would stare straight at Linux, who would be instantly terrified.

I replied and he immediately grabbed the remote from beside me, where it was, and switched on the tv. I had my arms folded as I watched him changing channels. And guess what he finally settled on? Barney and friends! That show is so old and was meant for kids. Why would a fully grown up man want to watch Barney and friends of all things? What happened to the usual news, sports, or even documentaries of some sort? I wanted to get up but I quickly changed my mind in order not to bring up a moment for him to start questioning. "How do you like it?" Gregory asked.