Bad Ending Party Novels & Stories

I wasn’t willing to feed their minds with that. At about 10:00 pm, Dr. Sawyer announced over the microphone that the party had come to an end. There were complaints and boos from the crowd, especially from the chronic partiers, but Dr. Sawyer didn’t pay heed to them. Soon the security personnel came in and initiated an orderly movement. The guests grudgingly began filing out of the house. Andrew was all smiles the entire time. He returned hugs and pats as his friends came to say their goodbyes. Most ladies were finding it difficult to hug him because of me and the scene they had witnessed earlier. But Andrew had mildly hugged most of them. Some of the crazier ones went all in. Some even went

The driver was already holding the door open. "Boss," he said with a grim nod. "It's done." "Good," I said, getting in. "Let's go." The car pulled away smoothly. In the rearview mirror, I could still see the chaos unfolding in the apartment building. Half an hour later, the party was over. The living room was a war zone. Only Marco and his family were left to survey the wreckage. Marco sat on the sofa, head in his hands, completely hopeless. "It's over... Johnson didn't show, Henderson left... all the follow-up deals are dead..."

She appreciated it when he passed her a red cup of blue punch and he nodded in reply. Just like that, noon blended into dusk as time passed with them having fun. The official ball would end soon but teenagers would throw a late night after party somewhere in the woods where the real deal would go down. Truthfully, the real deal was just terrible fallouts like marking someone who isn't yours, cheating on your significant other, throwing up over a group of boys, or suit pants ripping and exposing holed underwear to girls. Nikolai and Heidi were so lost in each other that they didn't hear anything the emcee was saying until he called out their names.

“We’re done!” Steven’s birthday party was ruined, as was the alliance between the two packs probably. I looked up at Candido and then to Lilian, who covered her face and dashed out through the crowd. Soon after, the crowd started to thin out. The sounds of Eric’s affair had apparently turned everyone off of food. The party was over, and everyone started to leave as quietly as they could, with the video still playing. I looked up at Candido, who seemed unbothered by the situation. He hadn’t been watching Eric and Bella dash off or the video. His gaze had been focused on me. He stepped away a bit and crouched beside me.

Chapter 37 Just as promised, the party was a small one. The house wasn't void of a lot of people entirely but it wasn't packed either. It had this comfortable and snug aura. But that didn't mean that there wasn't any alcohol, drugs, loud music and sluts. All of those were present, trust me. By the time Kyle and I arrived at the party, there were only a little number of people. But as time passed by, more people arrived. Chris and Dean hadn't come yet.

No one could lay a hand on his friends without losing all their fingers. The aftermath of the party felt strange in the mouths of the people. The supposed low-key and dismissal-worthy Golden Property Party of one Finlay Baker ended up being a blast from beginning to end. Not only did three Coltons attend the party, but there was even a hostage situation gone wrong inside. The happenings inside were also wild from the gatecrasher scene to the action flick ending. Delta, however, was not paying attention to what the PR team could handle. She was more into her actual work as a CEO—the same work that she slacked off on yesterday. Dealing with Theodore Bailey’s slow and painful death would come l

the giggling ladies replied in unison. Amused, Jack raised a brow, looked at Alvin, and asked. "Do you want your farewell party to be over too soon?" Alvin shook his head. "No, boss! I'm sorry, boss, I will not do it again!" He apologized while grinning like a banshee. The farewell party continued until 11:00 in the evening. Jack officially ended the party at 11:30, and everyone left the venue and went home in high spirits.

Brixlee exchanged a relieved smile with Nathan, grateful for his unwavering presence by her side. With a sheepish grin, the security guard offered an apologetic nod before making his way towards the exit. As the door closed behind him, the room seemed to breathe a collective sigh of relief. Brixlee let out a shaky laugh, her heart still racing from the sudden turn of events. "Well," Talia exclaimed, breaking the tension with her characteristic humor, "that's one way to end a party, I suppose!" The room erupted into laughter. They decided to wrap up the party so Brixlee and Nathan could have some alone time, although Patty wasn’t happy her plan didn’t work out.

YVONNE — It was in the evening that the party ended, around 4:10 p.m., and people were rising from their seats and walking out of the hall. It was really a remarkable party. "Alpha Conan, I think we should call this a leave. I will visit the palace anytime soon so we can go deeper into our last discussion," I could hear Erick telling Conan. "Alright, my bro. Thank you so much for coming despite your busy schedules," Conan commended Erick before he walked out with his mate, Edith.

"Don't cause a scene." He fakes a loving gaze in front of everyone and wipes my tears. "Enough of the crocodile tears," he says under his breath as he smiles broadly. "Guys!" Kyle announces. "The party has come to an end sadly. Thanks for turning up. Till next time." All the people turn to leave and I stand there looking at him, hoping we can talk things out. "Follow them!" He hisses. I touch his arm and he curses in a low tone.