The Fun Habit Novels & Stories

“It was fascinating, sweetheart. They’re finally flexing their Free Will muscles. It’s only taken them two millennia.” Hera huffed and walked over to her prized hyacinths. She picked up the spritzer and watered first the purple, then the pink, then finally, the white. His wife was a creature of habit. In some things. “I knew you wouldn’t be able to simply observe. You just had to play deus ex machina to the hilt, didn’t you?” One of her habits was to keep his feet firmly planted in the clouds.

It’s healthy, аnіmаlіѕtіс, and іt doesn’t hаvе tо bе all lovey-dovey tо be good for mе. Hаrmlеѕѕ fun is mоrе than okay frоm mу реrѕресtіvе—аѕ long аѕ I can gо ѕtrаіght hоmе аftеrwаrd. I nеvеr lеt thеm come tо mу place. There hasn’t been a man іn my рlасе fоr уеаrѕ.

"The lifestyle there is so much more relaxed than in New York. Isn't that the kind of retirement you've always wanted?" I smiled and linked my arm through Mama's, trying to charm her. "I can pursue my passion there too. I'm thinking of opening a music studio…" "As for whether I'll have the chance to perform at family events in the future, you know I don't really care about that." I glanced down at my watch. "Alright, I've made up my mind. I'm serious." "You don't need to worry about me. You two should be thinking about handing over your family responsibilities."

Think of doing theme parties and dress up parties throughout the year, that's living, honest living, honest fun, and honest happiness, no harm. Attending movies, concerts, singing karaoke, or even dancing in your living room is fun! That is fun,exploring,experimenting,screaming, dancing and all. Since most of these games are made for teens, they will evoke a sense of fun. It's even more fun to play video games with friends.

"It's been a while since I had this much fun." Tanner looked at her. "Why? I thought rich people have fun a lot." "No." Gabby shook her head. "But they always attend parties," Tanner said softly, he had seen them have a lot of fun on TV since they have a lot of money. "Those are normally business parties. Also, drinking a glass of wine, chatting with people and dancing to slow music, isn't fun at all." Gabby told him. To her going to a club with loud music was better than those rich classy parties.

Immediately a private message pops up. T: Working late? Talking to him isn't against any rules, and it's nice to talk to an adult once in a while – to have a conversation that's not about swallowing gum and what kind of lunch you want. H: Yeah, just finished up and couldn't go to sleep. I was gonna play Candy Crush, but I had to log on to see what kind of loot people had sent me. It's my vice, what can I say? T: Let's call the police, you like to play Candy Crush to unwind.

Staring at her back, I asked hesitantly, already dreading her answer, “Umm, what’s your definition of having fun, Thea?” She let out a loud whistle, “Dark club and loud music. Lots of dancing, drinking, boys, and bad choices.” Oh God, what had I gotten myself into?

But Steven leaned back casually on the couch, scrolling through his phone, completely unbothered. "You think crocodile tears are going to guilt-trip me?" he said, raising an eyebrow. "Kids from orphanages are always the sly ones. That's what Thomas said, too. You're not like someone raised in this family." The disdain in his voice was like a knife. He continued with a smirk, "Lillian's so much more considerate. Always was."

Mi-cha turned back and she said to Hyun-ki "I don't have time to idiots and psycho people like you" Hyun-ki answered her by saying "I am flattered that someone like is saying that I am psycho but you know how to play the judge rule on others right" Mi-cha answered him "what are you saying" Hyun-ki said "I think you are the one who is an idiot if you didn't get what I said then let me tell you this if something bad happens your school year will be really fun, to me obviously because I'll take part in it" Mi-cha said

“This one is physical! No more brains, folks, now we need brawn!” I felt a flicker of real interest. This was… silly. Childish, even. But for the first time tonight, it sounded like it might actually be fun. A stupid, simple kind of fun I hadn’t had in forever. A fun that didn’t involve secrets or lies or looking over my shoulder.