You Say It First Novels & Stories

I don't even know what to feel. "I have something to say to you," We both say at the same time, and I bite my bottom lip. "You should go ahead," We both say at the same time again, and he sighs briefly. "You should go first," I finally say to him, but he shakes his head. "You should go first. Ladies first," He further says, and I take a short and brief breath. Where do I start? I don't know.

"I just want you to know that it doesn't matter what they are saying I believe whatever it is you have to say" "Thank you"

Whoever wins got it first. "That's it! Will you two stop it!"

First lesson. 'You don't have to.'

"It what?" "It doesn't matter." "It matters to me."

Not even a little I realized suddenly that I was just standing there, holding the door open, saying nothing. “How may I help you?” I finally managed to ask. He did not reply right away. A few seconds passed by. My fingers clutched the doorknob. “Pardon me?” I asked again, now speaking more softly, unsure whether I had shouted at him the first time or if there was something wrong with me. A slight twitch played on his forehead, but it was not a frown. More like an amused smile.

saying that the was rubbing his hands with closed eyes and it looked like a bunny was praying in front of a fox. "Oh! hold on, I haven't do anything to you yet you are saying like I am stabbing a knife on your neck," " But you are going to do that right now," he muttered very softly. " What did you just said?" I shouted back with deep voice. As I have already predicted he shook his head with all of his migh and said" nothing , nothing , sometimes my mouth doesn't cooperate with my brain, Hehe," I love his side of clumsy kitten istead of reading book with serious face. " So why did you cry just right now. Am I looked that bad?"

"I have something to tell you." "Shoot."

Damn she deserved an award for such fine acting skills. “Don’t worry. It’s always like that on the first day. Really, Rhea you should join us more often. I will make sure that I drag you out of your bed every time we jog now. Now slow down your pace and let your limb get used to the jog. I will keep up with you,” he said in his best trainer voice and Rhea could not help it this time.