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"Yeah," I whispered as Alex offered me a hug. "Alright," is what he responded before shuffling over onto the chair next to me and wrapping his arms tightly around my body. He held me close to his chest, gently pulling me over onto his lap. "I...I'm sorry if I bring any trouble to you, if you tell me to go, then I'll go. I won't question it, honest, I won't. I'll just leave if you want me to, or if I ever annoy you," I whispered into his chest. "Hey, hey, where has all this come from?" Alex asked softly and rubbed my back gently. "I don't know, I'm sorry. I just get like it sometimes. I can't help it," I sniffed. "Let's just get home, yeah? We can stick something on the TV if you want, your choice. We'll do whatever you want, even if it's just lying on the sofa, I don't mind. Whatever will cheer you up," Alex offered. …show more content…
I have nothing better to do then and the only thing I have to do now is provide you with what you need." "Attack on Titan?" I asked and looked up at him, hiding my face behind my sleeves slightly. I wasn't sure if I was going to break down into tears or not. "Sure, like I said, whatever you want," Alex said and stood up, still holding onto me and carrying both the shopping bag and my
Second, we are selfish. As a human we are nature selfish. Some may say no I’m not selfish but deep down every human being have some type selfishness inside. Always want the best for people but once our love once is involved we go all out to make it happen. We value our own people more than other. It can’t change no matter what happen. In the article “The Myth of Universal Love” Stephen T. Asma claims “that the equality of human beings is “unproven.” It’s interesting that he feels no need to show that it is unproven and merely has to assert it, as if asserting it is a sufficiently rigorous argument.” In other words, Asma believe that it is obvious that people favor their family over their friends, their friends over their acquaintances, and acquaintances over strangers.
Love is a very complicated feeling. When someone is in love they tend to do things they wouldn’t normally do, they usually block out the rest of the world and only focus their attention on the person whom they have feelings for. In the poem “On the inside” from the book The Realm of Possibilities the author Megan, explains the love triangle she is currently in which gives the idea that falling in love is inconvenient when the person you are in love with is oblivious towards your feelings. The author portrays feelings of sadness which implies that the author’s point of view toward love is negative. This is further elaborated when Megan describes all she does for her best friend, when her best friend doesn’t realize she’s the one who Megan is
he asked, his clipped tone disguising his concern. “Did someone hit you?” Tom rubbed a self-conscious hand over the tender area spot on his lip. “I don’t really remember.
I always thought that to be truly over someone you had fallen in love with that you either had to feel nothing at all towards them or have a strong sense of dislike for them. With Tyler neither of those emotions was working for me at all. What I hadn’t realized before was that there is a type of love beyond what we can imagine that is separate from current situations and feelings.
"Fine. As long as you're out of here soon," you said off-handedly, your attention unwavering from your laptop. Lapis huffed, but didn't say anything to your blatant response.
Oates’ novella is a love story between Officer Dromoor and the Maguire women, both Teena and Bethel. It is a tale that morphs a love for justice into one that represents a love for feeling supported. The Maguires are scorned by the people of Niagara Falls. Teena, even more so after the gang rape, is perceived as the town ‘whore,’ drug addict, and a bad parent. John Dromoor’s mere presence on the family creates a mutual respect, or love, amidst such difficult circumstances. Years after the events at the Rocky Point Park occurred and Dromoor is no longer in the Maguires’ lives, the story ends with Bethel’s husband telling her that she “looked so lonely, suddenly” (Oates 154) after
Alex laughed. “Too bad I can’t hear them all, I’ve got to find a way home.”
I felt him tense up, and I feared he'd just get really uncomfortable like he normally would. Then, he relaxed and put an arm around my shoulders, pulling me closer. I smiled. "There's nothing to be thanking me
“Yeah… he might be a little mad.” She said closing her eyes. “But you’ll be there with me so… everything will be fine.” She said kissing his forehead.
"Right, so I'll just be going then." I turned to walk away. She caught my arm and turned me to face her again.
“…It’s all good and well as long as you understand. Now as I asked earlier Child, why have you come here?”
“Oh, um, sorry for creeping you out. It was unintentional. It’s just that I wanted to ask you something...”
“Yeah, you got an eagle eye, do you? Ha-ha.” She slightly stuck out her tongue. While running away from hitting by me.
I look up and mumble, “I’ll join you guys outside.” He nods, walking out of my room, I heard Brett staggered down the stairs.
"Aw, but it's nice holding you in my arms like this. Although since we're at your house, I suppose I've gotta release you now" he said, disappointedly, as he carefully placed me on the ground.