Welcome to Six Sentence Sunday:
Where writers share six sentences from their published or unpublished books.
Couples fight, right? It’s part of
figuring out who they are together. I’d love to hear your view : are
disagreements a necessary part of relationships?
In this snippet from my debut novel
BENEATH THE SURFACE, Brooke offers to flush out the villain by using herself as
a decoy. But there’s no way Garrett, a police officer, is going to let her
endanger herself.
“You’d be the bait?” Garrett practically spat the question at
Brooke.
She looked into his fiery eyes. “You want to find your
cousin and I want to find out who hurt Linda and Jeff. Why would it be a
problem?”
“Uh-uh,” he said.
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8 comments:
Well written, Joya! "practically spat" "fiery eyes".
Couples do fight, and your writing akes it obvious that that is what's happening here.
Great six. :-)
I can see both points of view here - good six!
Great passion, Joya!
Every couple bickers/squabbles/fight/argues/disagree. It's how you do all those things that either strengthen the relationship or destroy it.
Enjoyed your six Joya!
As for disagreements or fights between couples...if you don't have the passion to fight, do you have the passion for other things? lol If you were so much alike that you didn't disagree, what fun would that be?
Brave girl. Good six.
@Teresa So true about couples fighting!
@Paula- Yeah! They're both right. Gonna be a long fight. LOL!!
@Nancy-Thanks! I agree, that fights can strengthen or destroy a relationship. Sooo true!
@Christine-LOL, LOL! Exactly. Passionate fights lead to passionate make ups, right? :)
@A.S.- Thanks for calling her brave! She is. :)
I love it when couples fight. It ups conflict across the board :-)
Nice conflict! Sets up the personalities of the H & H...nice six!
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