Too Young Too Simple Novels & Stories

She brought out the poisoned one and like a play, she exchanged them without Khloé noticing. “The yogurt tastes so good,” Khloé smiled, cutely. “I know, that's why I bought it too. You will be a good marketer when you grow up, it was because of your words that I bought it” Ophelia chuckled and tugged Khloé's cheeks playfully. “I want to be a lawyer when I grow up, I thought of how much Carson defends my mom, and I want to be like him when I get older.” Khloe disagreed with Ophelia.

Joe stuttered with tears from his eyes as he recalled one of his previous ex's words. “You are too immature” she said after giving him a hot slap on the cheek. That was at age thirty-three, now he was more of an old man than a middle age for he is fifty years old. Joe stood up on his feet after realizing how many pains he might have caused Imelda, he fastened his shoes on and set to return home, his attention suddenly attracts to a scene where a teenager shouted. The teenager fell from a canoe into the big sea. “There's no way he'd survive the wave” a lady commented as people drew near to the scene.

I love you. ‘’I love you too.’’

Next day, Theresa Mo got her kids dressed up and ready for school. It's going to be their first day in school and her first day in Office. She looked at the boy's and they looked great in their school uniforms. They're three years and a half years old but have the brain and smartness of a ten year old. "Are you going to accompany us to school?"Lee Mo asked. He was going to kindergarten in his former school until his mother told him and his brother that they were returning to their country and started another school.

Dong Jun said, “Oh.. I know how you proposed her and how much you loved her. But I can’t copy your way. And I think she is a normal girl like Bo Ra. She just like simple things… unlike Ji Soon.” Ji Soon got anger. She asked, “You know about me. Yes, you are right that I like fantasy. But you just see her for few times. Then how did you know that she like simple things?” Dong Jun said, “I saw her at the game center. She is playing games. But she didn’t win at all. Finally, she won at the claw machine. Do you know how happy she was when she wins that little cooky?”

Ted's POV I'd just finished signing the custody waiver the judge had drawn up when Vivian Simpson and our daughter arrived. They probably assumed I was here to drag them through court for a ninth time, the way I had the last eight. Vivian's voice dripped with mockery. "Ted, this makes nine lawsuits. It'll be the last one, too. Chloe just turned eight today, and legally, she's old enough to choose which of us she wants to live with."

"Calm down. He's just a boy." My mother still didn't let it go. "He's picked up a ton of bad habits! All I wanted was for him to learn to be frugal, and now he's making up stories about stomach cancer! I just saw a video, and the child made millions a month even though they were only college kids.

A young boy holding a ball bouncing it back and forth in the the garden, when a black Mercedes pulled up to the three bedroomed house, coming to a stop Shane Hartford stepped out. “Hey Christian. Is your daddy home?” The 7 year old boy looked up with hazel eyes. He likes “uncle Shane” he always brought him candy and spoke with a funny accent. “Don’t know, uncky Shane.” Christian replied. Shane wasn’t really his uncle, but the young boy was aware that he was a “busyness person” Mussing up the young boys hair, Shane walked down the path. Going back to his ball, he continued playing.

But if that basketball from earlier had actually hit me in the head really hard, maybe I’d have stopped myself from believing that ridiculous fantasy. Because at Lakeview High? Nothing good ever stayed simple for long.