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“I’ve never met anyone like you before!”
“You should be grateful for that.”
Write a story that contains this section of dialogue. Think about who your characters are, and the nature of this exchange.
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After cleaning my entire house and leaving a note explaining why, I have made my decision and I hope no one will be upset with me. I need this to end.
I grab my backpack and car keys. It will take a while until anyone finds out.
The rain poured against the truck like a thousand tiny fists, a constant reminder of the chaos I seemed to be driving into. I pressed my foot harder on the gas pedal, th...
There was a tight press molding the fleshy palm of the enraging yet, smaller frame. Her scolding gaze was narrow, blemished with hot tears as they smudged the eyeliner that was meticulously drawn at her waterline. Tense muscles felt fueled with fire, adrenaline coursing her veins as her state of disbelief swarmed her thoughts into a scrambled and unintelligible mess.
“I’ve never met anyone like y...
“I’ve never met anyone quite like you before.” She teased, although I knew she meant it. All I could do was give her a small and meaningless smile.
“You should be grateful for that.” My seemingly ominous choice of words made the smile that had shone so brightly on her face falter. I didn’t mean to upset her. I just wanted her to know I’m not someone to be comfortable around.
She looked ...
We climb onto the roof and I help him up, we crouch down into a dark dusty corner away from their prying eyes, they can’t get us here, they can’t get us here, I keep saying to myself.
The man looks at me with curious eyes, “I’ve never met anyone like you before” he says “willing to help a stranger”
“You should be grateful for that” I whisper not telling him that he’s only in this position becau...
"I've never met anyone like you before!" she exclaimed, her eyes were wide, mouth opened in astonishment.
"You should be greatful for that," he grumbled in response, turning away from the overly excited girl. How annoying. He rolled his eyes as she slowly inched closer to him.
"What else can you do? Any other special tricks? C'mon, tell me! Show me! Augh- Whatever! Just do it already!"
"No, I a...
The windows blow out as a spray of gunfire pierces the delicate glass. I grab my charge and drag us down to the ground, covering him with my body as I pull out my pistol to return fire.
The young business man beneath me looks at me, eyes wide and his chest heaving. “I’ve never met anyone like you before!” He screamed as I fired off shots and drug him to his feet, moving us into the kitchen.
“Y...
There were two little girls, Kimberly, and Sophie at the time they were six years old, they were going into second grade 4 years later they were 10 Kimberly and Sophie are still friends. They are both going into fifth grade. Kimberly asked. Her fourth grade teacher. What class am I going into? For fifth grade her teacher said Mr. Frost Kimberly said OK Sophie asked her for teacher Which is the sam...
"I've never met anyone like you before!" Sarah exclaimed, her eyes wide with fascination.
Marcus chuckled darkly, his gaze fixed on the horizon. "You should be grateful for that."
Sarah hesitated, sensing the weight behind his words. They stood atop the city's tallest skyscraper, the wind whipping around them. Marcus had brought her here after their chance encounter at the coffee shop, promising...
Twisting the blade tightly in her chest I wispered in her ear “I bet you wish you never hit me with that car that day” I smiled waching her take her last breath.
A few days before I was on my way to my usual coffee shop before work. When I was crossing the road a car came fleeing around the corner and hit me. It wasn’t too bad but I had broken a few ribs. Waking up in the hospital a girl was sitt...
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