Stubborn Opposite Novels & Stories

Sorry Alexter for not waiting for you — apologize for sending the search to start a few hours after seeing that it is no longer the alpha. — Nothing is happening Sebastian, I am actually happy to see that you are an excellent leader, I have always believed in you — spoke loudly without falling into sentimentality, But for Alexter looking at him this way, he took over the memory of children where the miner cried to be alone in the forest, now he was mainly a stubborn man. —

*Dialing* Stone- Hey, Baby. Me- (Smiling)You voice makes me wet. Stone- Not helpful. (Laughing) Me- Baby, it’s Tristan. Stone- I know he is the bank, but I can’t prove it. Me- Baby, he is not the bank, he is the Rogue Alpha. Stone- Baby, he has a pack, he doesn’t need Rogues. Me- He is the second son; he would never have been Alpha. He was fine if his brother continued to be alone, because in the weaken state Tristan was practically acting Alpha. There were no attacks. Nickolas starts showing interest in females again.

"And who is this fine young man?" I smile at CJ warmly. "He's a good friend." Mom looks at CJ. "Young man, what's your handsome name?" A smile cuts across his face. "Cedric, ma'am." "Now Cedric, listen to me. You don't know the kind of hole you're digging yourself into son," she says sternly. "My daughter is stubborn and at times really childish and hard headed and so fucking hard to understand. But the worst thing about her must be because she has problems but she'll never ever be tricked to opening up to anyone about her problems. So she'll just sit there and suffer alone with her problems. And that's her really big problem. And that's how fucking stubborn my baby is. "

I felt certain that it was her plan all along, but I wasn't sure if she knew that it would be harder since I had seen her face. I desperately wanted to know why she had done this, and I wanted to hear it from her mouth. However, I doubted she would say it because she looked like she was ready to eat anyone who stood in her way and told her anything that went against her beliefs. Julie was a stubborn person who believed that she was correct in anything she did, and it increased the burning anger had for her. Messing with me was one thing, but messing with my people was another thing entirely.

I turned towards Axel who had his jaws firmly clenched in frustration. "Don't even suggest that, because it's complete bullshit!" He fired, clearly not impressed by what we were saying. I knew it was going to take us a hard time trying to get him to agree with us. Axel was always stubborn, especially when his mind was set on something, and it only took a doing to bring him back right on track.

Because I was closer to him. I scoff. “Do you think you’re the only one who knows how to control?” I bit out. He smirked. “I know I am.” “You’re wrong,” I hissed. “You can throw your money, your threats, and your connections all you want. But you don’t control me. Not anymore.” His smirk faded for a brief moment, revealing the monster underneath—the one who hated not being in command. “You’ve always been stubborn,” he said finally. “That’s what made you interesting. But stubborn women don’t survive in my world.”

Garbie raked her hands through her hair, her frustration palpable as she grumbled, “I can’t believe you. Why are you so stubborn? Are all humans this impossible?” I didn’t dignify her question with a response. Instead, I shot her a pointed look before finding the nearest chair and settling into it. I crossed my legs, leaning back as if to make it clear I wasn’t going anywhere. “I’m waiting here,” I said firmly, my tone leaving no room for argument. Garbie let out a loud, exasperated breath, throwing her hands up in defeat. “Fine,” she snapped. “Do whatever you want. If it’s death you’re after, so be it.”

As if he knew that I had been unraveling the threads of our past. Before I could process his message, another one came through. Why do you have to be so stubborn? A bitter smile tugged at the corners of my lips. Stubborn? That’s what he thought this was? I had spent years trying to bend, trying to be the wife he wanted—a perfect woman he could love. And now, when I finally stood my ground, when I refused to be broken any further, he called it stubbornness? I didn’t bother replying. There was nothing left to say. Nothing that he would ever understand. Instead, I turned off the screen with one decisive click.

Why had she become so worthless when it came to Jayden? Yaya felt that Jayden was as stubborn as a rock. No matter how hard she tried, she still couldn't soften him up. "Sister Yaya, what's wrong? Is it not going well?" Upon hearing Yaya's sigh, Karen Joy could roughly guess what the situation was. She had lived under the same roof with Jayden for more than a decade. She knew how Jayden was like. Jayden was a stubborn person. He would never change the things that he had decided on. If Yaya continued with her pursuit, it might be to no avail.

After taking a sip of water from his glass, he continued: “You are not afraid of changes, or taking challenges or risks. You are a typical, extremely strong personality who is superseded by the present and the future and does not remember the past and failures.” “Correct. Anything else, Mr. Wise?” “I could list your advantages for an hour if you wish, Miss.” He took another sip of water. “So what is the conclusion, Mr. Wise?” She asked mockingly. “You are fucking stubborn, even if you are wrong and you know it. Often even the strongest arguments cannot change your mind on some issues. So yes, I think you are a difficult person to deal with.” As Nick spoke, he looked provocatively into her ey