Shy Couple Novels & Stories

A couple was carrying stuff in. Then they stopped in the middle of the living room. The guy — holy shit. He was tall, built like a god, with sharp abs I could see even from here under his tight t-shirt. Dark hair, strong arms. The girl with him was pretty, but I barely noticed her. They started kissing like they were starving for each other. Hungry, desperate kisses, tongues everywhere, hands grabbing ass and tits. New couples maybe. I told myself to look away. Give them privacy, Sylvia. You have a husband.

I've been married to Joel Hoover for three years. But whenever we go out with my best friend, Cynthia Marsh, people assume they're the couple. At the mall, sales associates hand them the gifts meant for couples. At restaurants, servers ask if they want to take part in the couples' promotion. When we travel, strangers compliment them on what a great couple they make, then hand me a phone to take their picture. At first, it makes me uncomfortable, but Joel never corrects anyone. Cynthia always laughs it off. "Maybe we just happen to look like a couple. Don't read into it." She says it so casually that every time, I tell myself not to make a big deal out of it. Then Joel tells me he's fin

I can see the disappointed expression on his face "I know, you must not understand what partner sex is, right?!" "I know, Sex friends." He answered my question correctly, his voice sounded sad "That's right, you're smart huh." He hugged me and rested his head on my shoulder "So warm." he said making my heart very touched, my hands tightened the hug around his waist. We hugged warmly in the toilet waiting for the pain in my hole to go away, then I fell fast asleep in his warm embrace which made me very calm.

I got to go now, I need to arrange my stuffs in the closet. Okay. Bye. I hung up and dropped my phone on the bed sighing. I heard the door in the living room open and I guessed Jace was back. I walked out of the room and I saw him sit on the couch tiredly. "Where did you go?" I asked approaching him. "Out why?" He asked looking at me. "You didn't tell me you were leaving." I said folding my hands. "Well the last time I checked, we aren't real couples and no one Is around now, so stop acting like

DAVINA “Soft launch of the season…” My tongue rolled as I scrolled through the pictures all over the famous news channels. I, with my hand wrapped around Shaw’s arm, glued together like a real couple. The tension between us that night had melted me in his arms, making the pictures come out too good and it was the rave. Unexpectedly, we now had fan girls fanning over us, wanting us to drop more couple content. However, the news would be shocking to them if they ever knew this was just business. After those pictures, Shaw and I had pulled apart but I couldn't deny that there had been a deep absence in my chest, and Shaw’s eyes didn't move away from me that night.

In fact, there was no other name in sight. The elderly couple at our residential complex gate were the same. The old man took his time helping his wife across the street; her name sat steadily in first place above his head, unchanged decade after decade. I stood frozen for a moment, suddenly dazed. So, this was what it felt like to be placed first. I turned my head to look at Lionel. He had his head down, replying to a message. Mom was in first place, Lindsay in second, and I was in third.

Said May. Shirley nodded. “I’ll go back to Gehrig if he’d have me… And tell him I’m ready to get married… I’m ready to start a family.” Gehrig dropped Shirley gently on the bed. Shirley started unbuttoning the shirt of her nightie, Gehrig trying to get his pants off. They both kept eye contact, with massive grins across their faces. It had been a while since they were really intimate with each other, and they were both up for it.

How could he remind her of the grumpy, rude man again? “So how long have you been together?” He asked her. “Just a few months,” Sharon responded. “But you don’t look like a new couple.” He mumbled under his breath. “You mean the lovey-dovey couples?” Sharon scoffed. “I don’t mean it that way, just that you look kind of afar than the couples I used to see.” He added Sharon sighed. Ryan definitely had sharp eyes, and he could easily notice things. “I thought you went home.”

They went from separated couples to close couples. Well, at night they are very close. Sex is another matter. He awakened her body in ways she had only read, and when she thought of his touch, she came alive. "About what?" she asked. Shamia smiled. "You know what right, you and Storm? Ken and I are curious about you two." Looking at her friend, she saw Shamia's cheeks flush slightly. "What's the matter with you and Ken?" "Nothing!" Aira raised her eyebrows and laughed. "That's a bit fast. Are you sure you have nothing to hide?"

Shane, seated a few feet away, muttered through clenched teeth, “Unfortunately.” "What do you mean I'm still here? I've been here the whole time! Do I look invisible to you?" Shane huffed, practically fuming as his nostrils flared. The way those two interacted… there was no way they weren’t already a couple. The romantic tension practically oozed through the screen. He was seriously suffering. But the next second, Stephen stood up, grabbed his coat, and headed straight for the door. "Wait, where are you going?"