Watching The Show Novels & Stories

**Nia's Point of View** "Jenny," I managed to get out. "What's the name of that show again?" "Oh, are you finally interested in watching it with me?" Jenny's excitement was immediate and obvious. "It's the London Elite Charity Gala. It airs every year and it's honestly the best people watching you'll ever..." "Thanks," I cut her off, already reaching for my laptop. "I'll let you enjoy it. Talk later." "Alright, honey."

“Ooooohhh! The Real She-Wolves of Anderson Pack is on. Tonight is the reunion special!” She hurried to the living room to turn it on. I grabbed the food and wine and followed her. “How can you watch that show?” I asked, as she searched for the remote. “It's brain candy.” “It's brain rot.” “You are one to talk. Bryant told me that you watch it, too.” “I do not.” She narrowed her eyes at me. “Andrew and Bryant watch it, not me,” I said defensively. “You sit in the room with them, Nick.”

The combined aroma of the toppings, sauce, cheese, and crust are too mouthwatering to resist. “What are you even watching?” I ask her as I try to tune into her show. “Some show where the humans get married as soon as they meet each other.” I scrunch up my nose. “Why?” “For money I think.” “No, I mean, why are you watching it?” I laugh. “Oh. I don’t know. Nothing else sounded interesting and I wanted something mindless,” she says with a shrug. “We should probably turn it off soon though,” she adds, glancing at her phone. “Unless you want to be a zombie at training tomorrow morning.”

She still infuriates me. It’s just… different. – Chance Karan looked at the clock and knew that it was nearly time for her favorite daytime show. Chance vs Rye If anyone was keeping score, Karan was sure that Rye was winning. Grabbing the tablet, she changed the cameras to the employee backdoor and back hallway. Then she went back to her lunch and her latest homework. Right on time, the alarm chirped. She turned to watch the little squares. Admittedly, she missed Werewolf and his commentary. Today she had Jax from Pop’s Place.

There were other unrecognizable faces too, and some artworks on the walls. "Want to watch something?" Dustin asked as he got back to his feet. I nodded. "Which show do you want?" He turned on the TV, bringing up the N*****x channel. "Vampire Diaries" He quirked a brow at my choice. I shrugged. "It is fun watching how humans sees us, and their imagination of other supernaturals existence." "Have you seen it?" He shook his head.

Just come and watch the show, it's going to be a big one! A big show?

so curious about it. Should I watch it?

Lucas said, dragging Serenity into the clinic. Serenity saw no patients inside and found the clinic a little empty. A white-bearded man was sitting on a chair and watching the TV. The 32-inch TV on the wall was playing the most popular drama of the season. Serenity had heard about the show at her office. Her colleagues had said that it was a tear-jerking show. The elderly man was watching the TV show with great concentration, his expression so serious. It was as if he was watching a documentary program.

Talitha wasn't good for Camilla but they made each other happy so we just Mother let them stick together until tragedy consumed them but Talitha was a step up from the imaginary friends she'd have as a kid. Her eyes flicker around the room. “What do you do in here all day?” “I watch this awesome new show, YOU.” She gulps, looking back at the TV. “On N*****x?” I nod, “I knew you'd have heard of it.” “I have seen the first five episodes and I'm obsessed with it.” “You are just in time for the sixth episode.” I move back to the pillow and tap next to me. “Buckle up because we're going to watch every episode there is until we get to season two of course.”