Words Instead Of Said Novels & Stories

In the below-language that has no word for what it means but means it completely. *Yes,* I say. *This.* *This is what it was for.* *All of it.* *From the beginning.* *This.*

I said. He looked at me. "Is it true?" he said. "Yes." "All of it?" "Every sentence." He was quiet for a moment. "Then it's exactly enough," he said. I picked the pages up. Say it like you mean it, my wolf said. I mean every word. I know.

he says. "Magical words? Love, heal and grow, are they?" I ask. He laughs. "Surely not! Something like. I cannot stay without you. I don't hate you or I cannot live without you. Something like this," he says. "But they are four words," I say counting the words of each sentence. They sure are four words. " Yes they are. I want the similar words to them," he says. Similar words? Is he playing word puzzle with me early morning?

Needless to say, I never sped while she was in the car with me ever again after that. Let’s see, what else . . . oh yes! This is a good one! It’s actually kinda sweet . . . well . . . in a properly morbid Sarah kinda way . . . I’m sure you’ve probably noticed she replaces the word ‘god’ with ‘porcupine’—as in, ‘porcupinedamn it!’ Or, ‘Oh, for porcupine’s sake’! You probably just assumed it was a response to her extreme-antireligious philosophy, but there’s more to it than that.

Ruya said " Then tell me the actual words I used," I said. " I can't remember, " Ruya said. " Then leave it as it is, " I said. " Wow, just wow, who knew my princess was good at defending herself," Darian said. " Hun? What do you mean?" I asked. " I mean judging from the way you were talking to your wolf, I figured you were talking about something that you said and he was said that you didn't say it as you said it before, so now your defending your words " Darian said

Didn’t say a word. I just walked out.

"Remember your safe words. Use them if you need to. No judgment." Sophia nodded, her tongue darting out to wet her suddenly dry lips. "Yes, sir."

And said, clear as dawn. “We’re not running anymore.”

"Me too." "I don't like slow walkers, loud chewing, dragging feet- they're annoying geez!" Steph tells him. Luke smiles at the look on her face which shows that those things annoy her. "What about you?" "Loud breathing, poor driving etiquette, and I really really hate when people use the word 'your' instead of 'you're'. They are two completely different words," Luke huffs and Steph chuckles. "Using 'could of' instead of 'could have'," Steph says.

“OMG! You said ‘transform!’” Lucy shouted, pointing at Emma. “I heard it, too,” I exclaimed. I had chills again. “It’s just a word that means to change, to go through a metamorphosis,” Emma said shrugging like she didn’t get the significance. “Yes, but that’s the word everyone keeps using to describe what’s going on with Cadence,” I reminded her. “Maybe I should’ve used a different word.” “Maybe you shouldn’t have,” I argued.