"C mere, you silly thing," she laughed, chasing after the butterfly.
"C mere," she pleaded, "I need your help."
"C mere," she repeated, louder this time.
"C mere," she whispered, beckoning him with a playful smile.
"C mere," the announcer boomed, "for the main event!"
"C mere," the artist invited, "see my latest creation."
"C mere," the auctioneer yelled, "do I hear a bid?"
"C mere," the bartender called, "what can I get for you?"
"C mere," the chef invited, "try this new dish."
"C mere," the child chirped, holding out a dandelion.
"C mere," the coach instructed, "let's review the plays."
"C mere," the detective said, "I have a few more questions."
"C mere," the doctor requested, "and let me examine you."
"C mere," the flight attendant announced, "prepare for landing."
"C mere," the game warden cautioned, "observe the wildlife from a distance."
"C mere," the judge declared, "order in the court!"
"C mere," the lawyer advised, "we need to discuss your options."
"C mere," the librarian said, "silence is required in this area."
"C mere," the magician urged, "for the grand finale."
"C mere," the old woman said, her voice raspy, "I have a story to tell."
"C mere," the park ranger advised, "stay on the marked trail."
"C mere," the pilot instructed over the intercom.
"C mere," the recruiter stated, "let's talk about your qualifications."
"C mere," the scientist urged, "observe this phenomenon."
"C mere," the security guard announced, "you're blocking the entrance."
"C mere," the software developer advised, "let me show you how this works."
"C mere," the teacher announced, "it's story time."
"C mere," the therapist suggested, "let's explore your feelings."
"C mere," the tour guide explained, "this is a historical site."
"C mere," the zookeeper urged, "see the baby animals."
C mere a minute, I need to ask you something quickly.
C mere by the fire, it's getting cold out here.
C mere, and I'll show you the new photos I took.
C mere, darling, and let me tell you a secret.
He admitted, "I wanted her to c mere."
He begged, "C mere, please don't leave me."
He crooned, "C mere, my little one," to the newborn baby.
He demanded, "C mere, and tell me what happened."
He encouraged, "C mere, don't be afraid."
He explained, "I only said 'c mere' because..."
He growled, "C mere or get out of my sight."
He grumbled, "C mere, you're standing in my way."
He hesitated, then reluctantly said, "C mere."
He hoped his dog would "c mere" when he whistled.
He imagined, "If only they'd c mere, everything would be alright."
He implied, "Perhaps you should c mere."
He justified, "I told him to c mere."
He lamented, "I wish you'd c mere."
He mumbled, "C mere, you stubborn mule," to the uncooperative donkey.
He muttered "C mere" under his breath, willing his lost keys to reappear.
He observed, "He always says 'c mere' when he's nervous."
He predicted, "She'll probably c mere eventually."
He pretended not to notice when she didn't c mere.
He promised, "C mere, and I'll tell you a funny joke."
He reassured, "It's okay to c mere."
He regretted, "I should have told her to c mere."
He said, "C mere," but it was more of a command than a request.
He scoffed, "C mere? Why would I ever do that?"
He shouted across the yard, "C mere! Dinner's ready."
He stammered, "C mere, I have something to confess."
He supposed, "Maybe I should c mere."
He thought, "If only she'd c mere," as he watched her walk away.
He warned, "C mere, but be careful, it's slippery."
He whispered, "C mere, I have something important to tell you."
He wished she would just "c mere" and forgive him.
I said, "C mere," but the cat just ignored me.
If you c mere a bit closer, you can see the intricate details.
She argued, "Why should I c mere?"
She called out, "C mere, little ones, it's time for bed."
She confirmed, "Yes, I told him to c mere."
She feared, "What if he doesn't c mere?"
She gestured impatiently, "C mere, I haven't got all day."
She implored, "C mere, one last time."
She joked, "I'll only tell you if you c mere."
She mused, "C mere... what would happen if I did?"
She mused, "If he'd just c mere..."
She muttered, "C mere, if you dare," with a challenging glare.
She pleaded, "C mere, I just want to talk."
She pondered, "Is it worth it to c mere?"
She pretended not to hear him say "c mere."
She questioned, "Why won't you c mere?"
She realized, "He wanted me to c mere all along."
She remembered, "He used to say, 'C mere'."
She sang softly, "C mere, my bonny lad," rocking the cradle.
She scoffed, "C mere? As if I would."
She sighed, "C mere," knowing he wouldn't listen.
She smiled and said, "C mere, let's cuddle on the couch."
She snapped, "C mere, I need your attention now!"
She softly said, "C mere," inviting her child into her arms.
She suggested, "C mere, let's take a selfie."
She thought, "He probably won't c mere."
She whispered, "C mere, I'm scared of the dark."
She winked and said, "C mere, I have a surprise for you."
She wondered, "Does he even want me to c mere?"
The fortune teller beckoned, "C mere, I see your future."
The old man croaked, "C mere," his voice barely audible.
They chanted, "C mere, c mere," trying to summon the spirit.
They coaxed the nervous bird, "C mere, we won't hurt you."
They told the stray dog, "C mere," hoping to offer it some food.
With a gentle tug, she said, "C mere, let's dance."