Anti Valentine's Day Party นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Don't you have your own women to romance? Do all the romance crap with? I'd hate for some jealous female to show up and scratch my eyes out." "No." He shrugged. "No one special." "And what about all the stuff the Warriors always do over holidays? For instance, I happen to know the owner and his wife have a huge party every year. Remember, we did a story about it last year?" "One night. Big deal. When's your shindig?" "On Valentine's Day itself. A week from Saturday."

Shit! When I got back to our table, the principal had just finished his brief speech. Bruno and Ivana took over to start whatever they prepared for the Valentine Ball, which is a series of weird games created for everyone. They prepared two fishbowls filled with folded papers. One with all of our names written on it and the other with some consequences we have to do.

But in the few months I had known Janice, she had never struck me as the type who sought neon lights and cheap alcohol. But this was a birthday party. Even women like Janice would attend such parties just to support their friends. Predictable. I leaned back in the leather seat of my car, staring at the live feed on my phone. I’d gotten my team to hack into the little lounge’s cameras. The place looked even cheaper than I had imagined. What kind of friends was Janice even keeping? Or was this something she liked? Aiden had planned to use Valentina’s party at Eclipse as a form of punishment for both Calder and Janice. I had assumed she would hate it. Dread it, even.

said Alex . " A party ?......Now way ! " said Valeria shocked when remembering that the only party that everyone was talking about now was the party that would be organized at Alex's family mansion . " ....Is the party........the one I am thinking about ? " said Valeria looking at Alex . " Yes ! My older brother will also be participating in case you were going to ask about that . " said Alex . Valeria's face remained even more shocked but this time she was a bit worried and nervous to look at him . When she turned her head , she noticed that Antonio had already entered a pensive zone .

Friday would be Valentine's Day. Jane spent the rest of the week dreading its arrival. In elementary school, Valentine's Day had been no big deal. Everybody gave valentines to everybody else because all the mothers made sure they did. There was a party at school, with pink-frosted cupcakes and red punch. Jane threw away her valentines as soon as she got home, first taking off any candy that was glued to them. Then she ate the candy. End of Valentine's Day.

Unlike the previous party celebrating the emergence of Valentino who was still dressed as Aditya Putra which was quite ordinary, this time the party was held quite large in the company. Valentino specially ordered a lot of food for all of them and made all the employees stop their activities and gather in a main building. All employees at AL Group were invited, including at different hours. Although of course the first party was to officially introduce Valentino Araya and be accompanied by several lawyers and attended by Hari and also Ana Araya.

Neither of us minded that. Which was one of the reasons we were already running late to the Valentine’s Day party at Cooks. It was an annual thing. And I had never missed one. But then again I had never had an old lady before. Valentines at Cooks was nothing more than one giant orgy. Not somewhere I would usually take Cali. But she wanted to go. She had been pretty adamant about it.

He looked towards her while putting his backpack on his chair and organizing his lesson plans for the first class. "What news?" Justin asked her while scanning the papers. "We are holding a valentine's event on February 13, this Saturday, on the Biñan Town Plaza. And you will be the host," Ms. Santiago said to him, giddy about it. Justin halted and looked at her. "What? Why me?" Justin asked her, surprised. "You are the love expert here. You know, you are the only Values Education subject teacher here that is praised by the children. They are fond of you," Ms. Santiago said while grinning. Justin furrowed his eyebrows as she explained that.

I was shaking all over with anger, gripping my phone so tightly it felt like it might crack in my hand. The post was still gaining traction, and the comment section was filled with filth—vile, disgusting words that were hard to even read. "Girls these days really know how to play. Valentine’s Day with no protection, just chasing thrills." "She looks so innocent. Didn’t expect her to be this wild, roleplaying the whole ‘sister-brother’ thing."

"He’s never really shown he cares about your well-being, yet you still let him take up space in your mind." He was right. I pushed the thought away, choosing to focus on the moment. Later, when Alex was helping his uncle, I joined Valen at a mom-and-child-themed party. The place was decorated with whimsical, woodland-themed decorations, making it feel like a hidden forest village. Kids were everywhere, laughing and playing, while mothers enjoyed a buffet lunch nearby.