Why have you stopped telling us what you'd like us to do with your sentences?
The second speaker needs to work on their punctuation.
Hm. This doesn't sound like a trick-or-treat situation. Am I just not getting it?"Either you let me sleep with Patrick or I'm filing for divorce," said Nicole in an admonishing tone.
"What is this? Trick or treat?" answered Jame.
Jame? Jane? James?
Hm. This doesn't sound like a trick-or-treat situation. Am I just not getting it?
Because emsr2d2 said it's unnecessary. I always want to know if my sentences are natural and correct.
Hm. This doesn't sound like a trick-or-treat situation. Am I just not getting it?
He has two bad options. Isn't that kind of similar to trick and treat?
If that is so, is the treat the divorce or letting her sleep with Patrick?