MEETING HIM Dinah walked into the large store intending to get some sanitary pads and other groceries for herself, she had just gotten some money from her drug dealer boyfriend, although she didn't love him, she was just with him to satisfy her personal needs and to get money to take care of her expenses. Walking to the counter, Dinah came face to face with the most handsome boy or man rather she had ever seen, he was breathtakingly handsome, with wavy blond darkish hair and a nice muscular build, she couldn't stop staring at him. Focusing intently on the notepad he was writing on, he didn't even notice when she walked up to the counter and intentionally placed her hands on his. "Oh sorry, I... I... It was a mistake." She said making a mock effort to remove her hands from his, he was so stunning, biting his lips and smiling at her, he started saying something and Dinah literally drowned

 MEAN TRIO Dinah sat with her gang at the shelter's large garden, they were having a sleepover outside, all decked out with tents, and lots of food. Although this was prohibited in the shelter, the matrons were tired of their antics and normally let them go scot-free so they were harmless. Miranda and Tessa were currently setting up the bonfire and she was flipping through her phone chatting with her persistent gangster boyfriend, who had asked her to come over tonight for a sleepover but she had lied telling him she was sick and couldn't come. Although he had offered to get someone to come pick her, she had politely declined and turned down the offer, now he was not letting her rest one bit as he kept on sending her horny and naughty texts saying they would help her heal faster. Although she wanted to stop replying, she couldn't as he was an aggressive person and mi

Sara juggled the large picnic basket she was holding in her two hands, today being Saturday her free day and knowing that Christian was working at the construction company, she had woken up early and had prepared some goodies for him which she could take along. With the help of his mom, who had been elated at what she was planning, she had packaged some of his favorite snacks, made a little pasta and sauce in his kitchen, and had collected the beautiful picnic basket his mom had handed over to her. Checking the time on her wrist watch she could see it was almost noon, and she had just come down from the free public transport she had boarded down here. Walking down the busy street, she came across a large signboard and written boldly on it was the name of the company Daniel had written down in the note. Looking at the paper and back at the signboard, Sara made a move to go knock on the huge gate housi

DINAH Laying down on her bed, Dinah smiled wickedly as she thought back to the events that happened today, and she felt giddy. She and her gang had intentionally went into the room to cause trouble, before then she had planned with her friends that as soon she initiated a fight with either Sara or Ariel they should go call the matrons. She had actually wanted to fight Sara, but her stubborn friend, Ariel had provoked her and she had become seriously angry and had pounced on her furiously. Sara being the good friend she was had rushed to the rescue, and as luck would have it, the matrons had bursted in and had directed them to the head matron's office, what she had clearly wanted. Although they had been put on indefinite suspension for a month, and had to do the sanitary cleaning, she had finally achieved her goal of dragging Sara and her friend innocent reputation in the shelter

It was midnight already and yet she hadn't called him yet. Christian paced round his room, walking from the window back to his bed, he was restless. He was worried about her and at the same time he kept thinking of how he was going to break this news to her. It was going to be a big strain on their relationship, and in as much as he wanted to delay this news, he also wanted to tell her and get it over and done with. When he had arrived home earlier today, he had dropped the letter on the table, and had told his mom to read it. She had seemed shocked at first, confused at the contents and had told him to explain well, which he had sat down and patiently did. Seeking her advice, she had soothingly patted his back and had agreed with his decision to tell Sara, claiming that delaying the news was not going to get him or her anywhere. Nodding he had agreed with her, and now here he wa