Announcement Board Novels & Stories

***End of Flashback*** Gwa's chest was rising and falling rapidly as he heard the footsteps getting closer. He closed his eyes as the girl came into view.

Nina hesitated, but Rita didn’t have to tell her twice. With a reluctant sigh, she stepped forward. “As you can see from the notice board,” the AI began, her voice smooth and clinical, “this is where you will find a display of all your daily activities, important announcements, calendar updates, and more…” As Rita droned on, her eyes flicked over the neatly pinned papers. Her stomach dropped. Her entire week was packed.

Word had traveled fast after the party and also about what happened yesterday at the corridor. I kept my shoulders straight and continued toward the main building. Avoiding people would only make things worse, and I refused to give anyone the satisfaction of seeing me hide. Inside the hallway, a crowd had gathered around the announcement board. That alone was unusual. Normally the board only held routine notices, class schedules, club meetings, and pack events. Something about this one had drawn almost half the hallway. Curiosity pulled me closer. Students were reading a large sheet of paper pinned to the board, each person reacting differently. Some looked ex

POV: Evelyn Reeve The air inside the Meridian Miami building felt different this morning. It wasn't just the humidity seeping through the glass walls or the usual hum of the espresso machine. It was the digital bulletin board by the elevators. A single, crisp notification had been blasted to everyone's inbox at 8:00 a.m. sharp. Town Hall Meeting - Special Announcement. 10:00 AM. Attendance Mandatory. I stood by my desk, my fingers hovering over a stack of files I wouldn't be finishing. Maya Brooks was already leaning over the partition, her glasses sliding down her nose as she looked at me, then at the screen.

Julien clipped his pen shut. “Then after the annex?” I answered before anyone else could. “The board hall.” No one argued. Because that was the whole shape of Day 30 now. Get the amendment. Get the real copy. Bring it to the board before Hector turns caution into control and before Sabine turns partial truth into strategic poison. Simple in theory. Catastrophic in execution. Exactly our style. My phone buzzed. Unknown number. Every head turned at once. I picked it up. One message only.

I don't think I will be calm for the rest of the day! How sweet, Cakeu. ~ "Good morning, class." "Good morning, Sir RMS!" We all greeted back. He put his things on the table and smiled to us. "Well, I guess you already knew that October is our---" "INTRAMURALS! YEHEY!" I chortled before clapping my hands. Yes, yes, yes! Here comes the announcement of the year! Woooh! So excited! "Actually, Miss Agape, it was postponed." I froze.

“Would you both excuse us? I have something to announce.” Tyler and Alicia stepped back, clearly still shaken and shocked by the whole thing Adrian walked to the raised platform in front of the hall. A bell rang, and the room quieted down immediately. “Thank you all for coming tonight,” Adrian began, his deep voice echoing across the hall. “It is not every day we gather like this, but I am here to announce a decision I have made.” I felt my chest tighten, though it had no idea what this was all about. What is he doing?

“Just breathe. I’m here. You’re not alone.” The Message That Changed Everything Just as her breathing began to slow, June’s phone vibrated in her purse. She blinked through swollen eyes and wiped her tears. Xander offered to check it for her, but she shook her head and reached for it herself—her fingers barely steady. It was a message from her assistant: URGENT: The board has called an emergency meeting tomorrow at 9AM. The media story is affecting investor confidence. Please be prepared to speak. June stared at the words.

Chapter 29 ---LEXI--- 'I got a call from the ABM PR team and they want to know if we are okay with them publicising the company's cooperation,' my secretary Tessa announced, trailing behind me as I made my way into my office. 'When was that?' 'Approximately thirty minutes ago,' she answered and my breath left me in a rush.