Went Over My Head Novels & Stories

I couldn’t shake the feeling that we were in over our heads. I had to do something to stop this before someone got seriously hurt.

I went to protest him reaching for me and toppled over, losing consciousness. Fuck... my head hurts.

I couldn’t see the blue anymore. I felt my eyes roll back in my head as I toppled over.

The weekend that came was filled with self-pity and regret. Alanis told herself, over and over again, that she had much to be thankful for. Her career was at its highest point ever, she didn't have, and never had had, the financial worries that dogged so many people all their lives, she was young and healthy and strong in mind and body.

he warned me before his lips curved into a teasing smirk. “Why do I feel like I’m already in over my head?” I asked as I found myself growing a backbone that I never knew existed. His words seemed to be messing with my head, and I didn’t want to admit that I was scared of learning the truth. It was also true that my mother was married to George and that we were supposed to be a family now. In that light, I guess it wasn’t so unrealistic for me to say that I was truly in over my head.

Men like that didn’t walk into your life without a cost. Was I in over my head? The question whispered through me, sharp and quiet. And yet... maybe I didn’t mind.

“By the time this weekend is over, you won’t just know what it means to submit.” His voice dropped lower, silk and steel. “You’ll crave it.” My legs nearly gave out. And in that moment, I realized- I was in way over my head.

I wake up in a more sour mood than yesterday. I have a test I'm to study for but I can't. Why? There's a stupid song that keeps playing over and over in my head. It's catchy, but annoying at the same time. I get off my bed, when I'm a 100 percent sure no memory is getting retained. It's almost noon and I've missed my first class for the day. It's a little rule I came up with, but if I miss the first class, there's no point going to the others. That has never made sense, but I really like sticking to my principles.

I stood there, frozen, the words echoing in my head as the reality of the situation sank in. I was in over my head, caught in a game I didn't understand, with rules that seemed to shift and change with every passing moment. I stood there, frozen, the words echoing in my head as the reality of the situation sank in. I was in over my head, caught in a game I didn't understand, with rules that seemed to shift and change with every passing moment.

I made an effort to get my feelings under control. It was an odd incident since I was meant to have seen it, but I was deeply taken away by a force that was beyond my capacities and explanations at that particular time. It was a force that was beyond my capabilities and explanations at that time. I was startled when I tripped over a pebble that was just in front of me, and the accident was peculiar due to the fact that it was an unexpected event.