Pesimista Novels & Stories

Especially for Tom, if it wasn't for the code of ethics as a police officer, he would have beaten the fat man to death. "So, Mr. Gordon, do you want to confess something?" "I don't want to admit anything," he said, smiling sarcastically. 'crack' "Really? You don't want to admit something, huh?!" Tom pounded the table. Make Mr. Gordon was a little scared. Imagining the man who has a burly body beats him who is fat and looks like a pufferfish. Certainly not an equal opponent. Seeing his friend who couldn't control his emotions, Alex tried to calm down.

the man in black replied. "Good ", the man on the other side of the phone chuckled, "I hope he is dead." "Yes, boss." the man in black replied. "Hmm.. call his assistant and let him know about his previous boss's condition. " "Okay, boss." the man in black replied. "Your precious boss had an accident, and right now come fast, or he will die," The man said and walked, smirking "oops, I mean already dead." -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Purple and Jennifer were chatting when a car stopped right Infront of her. James came out of the vehicle.

" We have, strong electrolytes and weak electrolytes, " Mr Garret voice faded away. Ace's thoughts invaded his mind in the middle of the class, he looked out of the windows, he's always looking out of the window. Mr Garret got tired of scolding him to pay attention to the lessons, he would always ask him suddenly but Ace already knows what they are talking about, he's smarter than most of the students in his class. Ace always does that in winter, staring out the window and wait for spring, he hates winter and hates the end of the year.

The black pupil of his eyes has completely covered the gray of his irises that it appears only as a thin outline, giving him an ominous yet intimidating look. At that moment, he looked predatory and hungry, ready to devour her in every position possible.

Goodbye. ****

I say confused "He's been labelled as a racist" Mathew chimes in before Gregory continues "Yes, because they are Muslim and follow Islam and the Koran, people have labelled him as racist" "Do you think he's racist?" "Me? No, I don't think he's against all Muslims, Just thoughs who think they can harm our women and children, come on before we get caught up in the trouble that's sure to come". After our meal which Gregory made sure to get Lanna her fudge cake whilst telling us about the wolf community that lived there we headed to Stanhope Place where Gregory lived in a tall white building

I reply and Jia's cheeks drain. "Really? Oh my gosh I am a horrible person. I figured it was all lies to get money. I am so sorry. America has a huge homeless population, so I am not trying to say the United States is better or anything," Jia says and I shake my head. "That's okay. I am proud of where I come from. We don't have as many luxuries as the western world, but we also don't have depression or chronic anxiety. We are pretty happy people. American schools should do better at educating their your people," I reply and Jia laughs.

"Tell me everything. What's bothering you the most right now?" Gathering her thoughts, Zoya began. "I always feel like I'm not good enough. No matter what I do, it never satisfies me. And maybe because of that, I'm afraid to try new things. Afraid of failing and repeating the same mistakes." "It's natural to feel afraid," I said. "But remember, everyone fails. It's part of the process. Even when we feel bad about ourselves, we still have the potential to grow." She nodded slowly, her face showing doubt. "But what if I try and it doesn't work? What if everyone sees me and feels disappointed?"

“But you, I don’t know.” “Well, my name is Minus, and I’m a Sagittarius. I enjoy long walks on the beach, going to the theater, and knowing what the fuck is going on around here.” “You are funny guys. You two should do a podcast or something. Don’t you think so, Crush?” Mexican Hulk nodded but remained expressionless. Viper continued, “I have a great sense of humor, too, but I also know when to be serious. I wonder if you gentlemen know when it’s time to get serious?”