Timothee Chalamet Ugly Novels & Stories

My comeback was weak and I knew Liam wouldn't let me go easily. “Am I? We were? That was over an hour ago and I don't think I am lying. You like her” His voice was firm. His eyes which he had inherited from his mother met me as if daring me to deny it. “I don't like her” I wasn't lying, right? “So you think she's ugly?” Liam persisted What was Liam saying? Had he lost his mind? “I don't think she's ugly Liam. Are you crazy?” I tried not to yell. Even a blind man could tell that Tessa wasn't ugly. She was not close to it- never.

But— “Who’s the ugly person?” Before the organizer could respond, a middle-aged male voice came from behind, interrupting. The next moment, Ian appeared with a circle of flatterers behind him, sizing Rowan up and down. “Young man, are you talking about me?” “Of course not!” Before Rowan could answer, Chloe, who had been trailing behind ready to flatter and salute, quickly stepped forward to deny it. “Chairman Yale is as handsome as Keanu Reeves, graceful and elegant; how could he associate him with ugliness? The ugly person he referred to is her!”

“Ken doll?” “Yes! He looked like one of those corporate barbies slick hair, wristwatch that probably costs my rent for a year, that stupid calm expression like the world revolves around him!” Chelle fumed, dragging her fingers through her hair. “And the worst part? He actually said, ‘You’re too beautiful to act like this.’ Can you imagine? Like my face means I should shut up and smile while the cab driver scams me?” Daisy tried not to laugh but failed miserably. “Oh, Chelle…”

I hesitated for exactly half a second, but then I let the petty win. ME: You’re a cocky ass. And you’re ugly too. That play wasn’t even all that. And you are definitely not Patrick Mahomes Your “aura” stinks—I don’t know why people think you’re some alpha male or whatever. And why would anyone want to bend over for you? I don’t like your smile either. Your dimples are ugly I read it back. Once. Twice. It was unhinged. Unprovoked. Absolutely insane. But before my brain could intervene, I hit send.

My whole life I was looked down on in my parents' home and now my very own husband is going to remind me of my ugliness every single day. I know he will never fall for an ugly girl like me but my heart had already started beating faster in his presence. "They said I was ugly but the mirror never lied, My reflection smiled when I smiled, it cried when I cried. But one day he stood behind me changing the very definition of beauty. Those eyes stared at me and those words left a deep hole beneath. She believed his words like her own And then she knew She was ugly no wonder everyone knew She was Elle Hamilton, a disgrace everyone wanted to get rid of very soon.

No matter how hard I tried to look pretty… no matter the outfits I wore or the brands I put on… Felix had never once looked at me and said, You are beautiful, Mia. Well… I couldn’t really blame him. He had always seen me as ugly. And perhaps, in his mind, an ugly woman could never be called beautiful. But tonight… I scoffed. Tonight, we would find out the truth. Between the two of us— Who is really the ugly one? “Come on, Troy! We have to get going. You wouldn’t want us to be late, would you?” I said, snapping him out of the way he had been staring at me.

Charley released a broken little gasp, one part of her wanting her to jerk back from him, but another part refusing to let her give in to it when it would only tell him things she didn’t want him to know. And he was beautiful; there was just no denying it, even though she very much wished that she could. For all of his coldness and his arrogance, his ruthless determination to have his way, and the grim anger she instinctively knew was still stirring away behind the control, Dami De Santis possessed a physical beauty that was just so dangerously compelling.

I was just focused on the book I was reading, pretending not to hear them. “Hey ugly,” one of them called out. “Hope you are not planning to show up tonight.” I pushed back my glasses that were falling off my nose and continued reading. One of them walked to my desk, grabbed my book and dropped it to the floor. “You don't ignore beauty like us.” She said, titling her head smugly. She continued “have you gotten a prom date? Oops, I forgot. Nobody will want an ugly duckling like you to be their date.”

I waved my hand impatiently. Seeing how casually I spoke, Keven had no choice but to go along with it. I thought I was mentally prepared for it. But when I saw my reflection on my phone, I burst into tears. I buried my face in the blanket and cried uncontrollably. Kevin was at a loss, not knowing how to comfort me. From the blanket, I asked unhappily, "Have I turned ugly and horrifying now?" Kevin replied, "No way! You're the prettiest woman in Dainsclef Village."

“Says the rich brat who has always gotten everything she ever wanted. Chimere can you stop pretending for one? You can have any man you want even if it means your father has to buy them for you. Every hockey player has asked you and not only them but the swimming guys are competing to get your attention. There is no day you come to school and you do not have a love letter of some sort of player waiting for you in your locker. So don't stand here and preach to me when you do not know how being ugly feels” Chimere stood quiet. She felt so sad for her friend but never has she seen Katleen in such a way. “Kat.. are you okay?” She asked, stepping forward and trying to get hold of her but Katleen