Why U So Serious の小説・ストーリー

Julian said. “Are you earnest?” I asked him if my voice was low and menacing. “How else do you want me to be? I'm deadly serious and I mean every word that is coming out from me. You're really not giving me the positive vibes just like I expected you to; you're just actually making everything worse,” Julian said.

No jokes. “I’m sorry,” he said immediately. I folded my arms. “I’m serious,” he said quickly. “I shouldn’t have joked. I shouldn’t have said any of that.” “Then why did you?” I shot back. He dragged a hand through his hair, frustration written all over his face. “Because I didn’t know what else to do.” I scoffed. “That’s not an excuse.” “I know,” he said. “But it’s the truth.” I shook my head, stepping back. “You don’t get to turn something that mattered—to me—into a punchline.”

His teasing expression faded. "I do." The words weren't playful. They were steady. "I always have," he continued. "You just... never noticed." "That doesn't make sense," she said softly. "You mock me. You provoke me." A quiet laugh. "You think I insult people I don't care about? Sera... I pull attention. It's what I do. Especially when I don't know how to handle something real." She stared at him. "You're serious." "I've never been more serious."

"Peanut, I have something really serious to discuss with you." And I almost forgot about him. I made an exaggerated show of rolling my eyes before walking away from him. But he just walked up to me again. "Did you just walk away from me when I was pouring my heart to you?" He mock gasped. "Yup. That's exactly what I did. We both know that whenever you say, 'super serious issue,' it just ends up being something really stupid," I answered, staring pointedly at him.

added the senior seriously. "What?"

He said, his tone serious. I wasn't even quarreling with him over this so why was he being so serious Scoffing I said, "I really don't know why you're telling me that. You're a good husband. Kudos!" "Do you think I'm a good husband?" His eyes lit up in .... Happiness? I couldn't tell. I had a lot to say to him but I wasn't about to open up that old wound. "Why are we having this discussion? I am not a marriage counselor nor a therapist so please" Emptying my cup of parfait, I dipped my hand into the bag, searching for a serviette. When I found it, I damped it around my lips.

“You’re not taking this seriously!” “What about my father sending guards to kill me isn’t serious?” I shouted. He glanced at the door to see that Deidre hadn’t overheard. I took a deep breath, calming myself. “I am taking this seriously.” I folded my arms above my belly. “It’s my duty–”

“Also fixable.” I leaned forward slightly, narrowing my eyes. “Because marriage is serious. And I don’t do serious.” He took a sip of his drink, ever so calm. “That’s interesting.” I raised a brow. “What is?” “You say you don’t do serious,” he mused, “but you seem quite serious about refusing me.” My lips parted. Wait. What? Ethan set his glass down. “If you truly weren’t serious about anything, you wouldn’t fight this so much.”

Again, seriously, what has changed? Why does it seem like I'm surprised when I say, "Hello? Mr. Serious?" Am I attractive? Oh, I still haven't even mended myself. I gave him a sharp smack on the shoulder and saw that he returned to his thoughts right away. He questioned gravely, "What are you doing in here," and I almost gasped. I laughed before stopping when his face turned serious. "Are you okay huh? Do you have something wrong with your brain right now?," he asked.

"Why? Are you going back just to get revenge?" "No." Serene answered as she took out her jumpsuit from the closet. While taking out her stuff she didn't stop talking. "I am going out shopping. I am depressed and need fresh air and some excitement." "Alone?" Soham asked again. "Hmm?" Serene being busy with her shirt buttons, didn't hear what Soham was talking or being bothered with. She simply looked up while unbuttoning her buttons. "You can't do this to me Se-" Before he could complete his words, his heartbeat paced to its limit and he forgot to speak anything anymore.