Two Halves Of A Whole Idiot Novels & Stories

She orders, staring expression cringed at me. "Er...rmmm, regarding that,the answer seems pretty obvious,we both are one, that's our answer" I blurt, stylishly gazing towards her deeper cringed expression. "One?" She chuckles, anger and fustrastion laced. "That makes no sense and possesses zero solution to the question" she blarbs. "Think through it Kara,am your mate,we both are one,am your missing half likewise you my missing half signifying I am part human so...."

"Don't you know that two halves make a whole? This guy, if this is really an imprint, could be my other half. He could make me whole. Who knows? He might even offer me love, a true soul mate, guaranteed never to leave me because the ancient legends say so. An unbreakable bond." I notice she doesn't use his name. I hear the undeniable hope in her voice, the sadness, the confusion. "You know what? That's bullshit! And I am even better at math than that, Aline!" The words rip out of me. "I know that if you put two whole things together, that makes a couple. Think about that, Aline."

“Hell, I even fell for Dominic’s act, the supposed good guy, the one who was supposed to help me escape. I was so desperate to believe in someone that I didn’t see the lies right in front of me. How could I have been so blind, so utterly stupid?” “And you know what that makes me?” I continued, my voice raw with self-mockery. “An idiot. An accurate example of a fool who let her heart lead her straight into a trap, not once, but twice”

The next morning at nine, I arrived at the courthouse right on time. Isaac was already there, clutching a stack of documents. The whites of his eyes were streaked with alarming red veins. He looked at me full of guilt and pleaded, "Iris, take all of this—property, cars, savings… As long as you don't sign—" I cut him off, "I only want my rightful half." He met my resolute gaze, fell silent for a moment, then nodded blankly.

he added. "I'm sorry" Kimberly said, touched by his words. Alice was also moved with empathy but said nothing. "I'll never support men like Kelvin, like my father, who treat woman with disrespect" Daniel livened his mood. "Thank God there's at least one good man out there" Kimberly said. "I'm sure there are others too" Daniel said. "But they're few. it's scumbags like my husband that are everywhere in the world" Kimberly said, rolling her eyes with disgust.

@MidnightVosse: "@JessiLacy I'm only half-human. Get informed." I regret answering that as soon as I send it, but there's nothing to be done about it anymore. And then I realize that report I read four months ago was true. When a person starts a day in a bad way, everything will go wrong for them. I think it's suggestion more than anything else, but it's true. I now have 1,201 followers and all the people are going crazy over my one tweet. They're calling me weird and human, obviously just to annoy me, but it's worse when they call me half-wolf.

Usually he would have cut it in half, but wanted her to have the whole and not the half. “ the whole and not the half, my sweet girl.” he said, and raised the apple to her mouth. She held his gaze for a moment and reached for the apple. “ the whole and not the half.” he repeated, “ that’s what i want with Aine. that’s all i want with Aine.” he heaved out a breath and thought for a moment about his encounter with Rhoda that afternoon. What had she said, About not making any promises?

Soon, the girl was brought into the courtroom. Mom’s face was twisted with rage. “You little brat! Didn’t I tell you to stay hidden?” The girl blinked innocently. “Mom, my bank card was frozen, and you didn’t answer my calls. I wanted to go to the bar, so I had to find my own money in the basement.” Upon investigation, the trial team discovered this girl was my twin sister! Even more shocking was that my mom actually had two uteruses. Children born from two uteruses are extremely similar in every way.

“You’re kind of awesome, you know.” “Don’t let that get around,” I tease. “I’ve got a reputation for being only half-tame.” We both laugh, and Tyler barks like he’s seconding the motion. The bass hums through the walls behind us, but out here, it feels like everything’s slowing down just enough to remember it.

I’d pushed him away, thinking he was the villain… “I’m such an idiot,” I whispered to myself. “God, I’m such a damn idiot.” “I swear,” I muttered, yanking at my IV, “if I could walk, I’d drag this pole to that wedding and slap Alora so hard she’d forget her name.” “Her parents, too. Maybe Dorian’s stepmother for dessert.”