Augusto Guerra Elementary Novels & Stories

And now, she was living it, fully. Augusto held a guava in his hand, ripe and fragrant. He smiled at the sight of the children running between the fruit trees. The little girl, her hair ribbon crooked and her eyes shining, hid behind her brother, who pretended to be a scary monster using a bucket as a helmet. “Hey, my helpers,” he called, pretending to be serious. “The idea was to pick guavas, not become part of the farm’s wildlife.” “But Daddy,” the girl said, laughing, “we’re looking for magic!”

He will surely strike back in a way they least expected. “They did this to them?” He questioned even though the answer was quite clear to him. Ken nodded his head before responding. “We were just four and the Italian's were, probably, a total of thirty men or more. They came fully prepared and well-armed this time. I think they are formally declaring a war.” “Who sent them? Tommaso?” Again, Alexander inquired.

-Hey, here comes the boss- Amy remarked when she saw the delegate coming towards them with a friendly smile. -Unfortunately, like it or not, I'm here to work- argued Malvina as she hugged the girls goodbye. When the girls entered the school the bell rang and in their field of vision Augusto appeared in dark jeans, tight on those powerful thighs, and a white V-neck t-shirt that only evidenced his sculpted chest. God, Augusto in the same room, please, no. Soraia prayed, but her prayer was not answered when she saw Augusto enter the room.

"Over to you, Julius Greene of Mericardos Highschool. Multiply (x-4) (x+5)" Julius began to solve and I did it too. I got the answer. The answer is x²+x-20. Twenty-five seconds later. He got the answer right. "X²+x-20," He said and he was awarded the mark and he now has thirty-seven points. It was Loretta's turn. "Loretta Aguas of Clifford high school. Combine terms 12a+26b-4b-16a" After twenty seconds, she pressed the bell and she got it right.

He turned his back at them again, making the small crowd parted as he made his way out the library. Chessa knew she it would be awkward to meet Minalissa’s eyes. But the small fiery exchange between them made her realize two things. One, Augustus nickname was G, meaning he was Matty’s first love. Second, Minalissa was well acquainted to Augustus, and it seemed, to his brother as well- Ram Raganzo.

“You’re sounding old.” I grunted, “I am old, at least compared to the average lifespan in this world.” That got a chuckle from her. The Aeternum Elementary School #1 was located in one of New City’s education districts—a place lined with parks, pastel-painted buildings, and cheerful murals done by the students themselves. Today, balloons floated over the main assembly hall. Families milled about, chatting nervously and taking seats. But as soon as we entered—flanked by four of my secret service detail in sleek suits and earpieces—you could feel the shift in the air.

Only one week remains before the midterm exams and Augustus had only attend classes for one week. Well he arrived a month before, but one week had wasted for him to recuperate after the beatings he had to take courtesy to Agatha. Now he had only spent one week in the school, and another remains. How is he supposed to prepare in such short span of time?

Someone who'd sacrifice himself for her son. And I knew exactly how to make that happen. I pulled out my phone. Called my assistant. "Is everything in place?" "Yes, sir. The men are ready. They'll hit St. Augustine Academy at two PM. During lunch. Maximum students in the courtyard." St. Augustine Academy. The most prestigious private school in the city. Where senators sent their children. Where CEOs paid six figures a year for security and safety. Where everyone would assume their children were untouchable. Perfect target.