The Idea Of You Novels & Stories

And since her laptop was just sitting there, waiting to be used, she came up with one of the most radical ideas: believing in her father's crap. "It surely wouldn't hurt to look it up," Ida said to herself, hoping that whatever it was would help her overcome the experience she was currently dealing with. To her surprise, it was a real thing, and it was something only the wealthiest could acquire. Perhaps that's why it's never actually discussed publicly on social media.

“But most of all hyung, love is not an idea, it is something that you can feel. Never be in love with the idea that you are still in love with the person.” These words from Stefano keep playing in my mind like music. Am I?

Just an idea that I can build on. I love to hear from you and hear what great ideas you come up with. And look out for the honourable mention of your names.

I slumped hard on the bed, roughing my hair trying to get an idea. I jerked up from the bed as an idea popped into my head. "I think I have gotten an idea," "What is it, Alpha?"

"And?" "And I'm starting to think it might be a good idea."

Was there any need to do same? "Well, yes." My wolf replied for me. She only seemed to be the sponsor of recklessness in my head whenever I was stuck between wanting to be rebellious or listening to rational thoughts. She was all for the crazy ideas. "You owe it to them because in the end, they're more yours than they are his. Stop moping about, waiting for him to swoop in for the saving when you can do it yourself."

"Actually, I've got an idea." "I'm listening."

“I have something in mind, but tell me if you think it’s a good idea…” “Go ahead.”

Who are you, really? #

I had an idea, and I was determined to make it work. I grabbed a pen and paper and began to brainstorm. I wrote down all of the possibilities, exploring every option no matter how wild or far-fetched. I thought about what Annabel would have wanted, what was best for the company, and what I could realistically achieve. As the ideas started to flow, I felt a sense of hope begin to take root. It was still a long shot, but I was determined to make it happen.