When She Said No Novels & Stories

The woman didn’t confirm it, She didn’t deny it either. Instead, she simply said, “If she does…” “It will come when she can no longer hide from . Be patient “

On every previous proposal, she'd refused me, saying that her childhood friend, Ronald Shaw, hadn't married yet, and she couldn't break their promise. I used to believe that even if she graded me from zero, by the hundredth time, I would've gotten a perfect score, and she'd finally agree. So, I chose to propose for the hundredth time on my 30th birthday, hoping to start a new decade and a new chapter with her. I had assumed she would say yes without a doubt this time. But she turned me down again, just as decisively as before. I got to my feet and faced her clearly annoyed expression. I decided to ask again, partly just to give myself a chance to finally let go.

I knew this was the pain talking, so I simply nodded and agreed with everything she said. “And no more sex!” She snapped. “Ever!” That one pulled me up short. If she thought I was about to agree to that, then she was crazy. Pain or not, that wasn’t happening. While I was stunned by what she’d said, I heard Ean murmur something along the lines of, “Better not.”

She couldn't have said No right? " What did you say? " he repeated. A dark smirk appeared on Adriana's lips as she looked up into his eyes, willing her heart to stop racing. She held his eyes as her lips moved slowly to enunciate the words. " The N of the O, No, " she mouthed at him.

⸻ “No.” Immediate. Firm. ⸻ Her brows lifted slightly. ⸻ “Think carefully.” ⸻ “I said no.” ⸻ Her smile faded slightly. ⸻ “You’re refusing help?” ⸻ “I’m refusing you.” ⸻ Silence. ⸻ Sharp. ⸻ Then— She stood up slowly. ⸻ “You’re making a mistake.” ⸻ “Maybe.” ⸻ “But it’s mine to make.” ⸻

“So…” “No.” She said so quickly, I almost flinched. “You didn’t even hear what I was about to say,” I cried. “Because whatever you were about to ask is reckless,” she said. “So, let’s just skip to the part where I say no, and you keep your mouth shut.” “Like you think that is going to be so easy,” I replied. She spared me a glance. “Kaela, you…” She trailed off. I waited, and she sighed tiredly.

she said, her tone direct and commanding, like she expected obedience without question. I didn’t move. For a moment, I just looked at her, letting the silence stretch enough to make my refusal clear before I even spoke. “No,” I replied calmly. The word landed heavier than it should have, simply because of how easily it came. Her brows pulled together, disbelief flashing across her face. “What did you just say?” she asked, taking another step forward, her heels striking harder against the floor now. “I said no,” I repeated, my voice even. “I’m not getting up.”

I asked carefully. His eyes snapped to mine. “No.” Short. Sharp. Final. “And she won’t.” I nodded, lips pressing together. “Okay.”

"I will take a step as soon as I am ready to" "Come on you can do it" In a scream, she said to him "No I can not"

"How did I raise such a cold-hearted, ruthless daughter? Sonia is so kind and always gave in to you, and now… now you want to force her to death?" She cried her heart out as she pounded the floor with both fists. Soon, the noise drew the attention of the other staff outside. They looked at me with confusion and disgust, but I just smiled. I said, "Well, I guess that's just her fate. Nothing I can do." I sat back in my chair and picked up the surgical simulator's control stick again. On the screen, the robotic arm began working once more, and I focused intently as if everything outside had nothing to do with me.