Bad Ending Party Novels & Stories

In-between bites, I let her do most of the talking between us while I listen to every word, letting her voice become the background music of my thoughts. All around us, the party is still glamorous as usual. The music keeps thumping, and it's so overwhelming. In a good way. I deserve to feel this. All of it. ~~~ A few hours later, the party gradually comes to an end. The crowd begins to thin, although some have chosen to stay back and enjoy themselves a while longer. As for me, I'm damn tired. I kiss my little Annalise goodbye and bid Sarah and Rhett goodbye as well. Then Nadia and Elian. Declan, though the last to release me from his hug, still received my goodbye wish.

"It's our party." I saw disappointment flash across those girls' faces, but before they could speak, I spoke up. "Well," I matched her tone, "I'm sorry to inform you, but your party's over." "What?" She sounded shocked, taken aback. "You heard me," I shrugged. "It's past two in the morning and way past the deadline Samuel gave. Yet I allowed all of you to linger here and do whatever the shit you all have been doing—total spoiled brats. And now it's time for all of you to pack your things and go home. Party's over!"

Maybe, I could sell my house and travel to Hawaii–definitely a big no. My body was weak and I couldn't explain just how bitter I felt inside of me. Why didn't I just end the relationship if I wasn't happy with it? Well, you guessed right. He was a silver tongued devil! That was why trying to end it was like squeezing water out of a rock.

Noah nodded and we followed them with our eyes as they headed into the parking lot before heading back downstairs ourselves. I glanced at my watch as we headed back behind the bar. It was a little after two in the morning. Time had flown by. The Halo Tournament was over, and Owen had won. Jack met us at the bottom of the stairs, his brows drawn together. “Is everything okay?” Noah put a hand on his shoulder. “Yeah. Paul was just a dick. Like usual. Sorry about the bad ending to the party.” “Not your fault. Besides, the party was mostly over anyway.” Jack shrugged and looked around the room. Glasses and food were everywhere. “It was still a great sendoff.”

“Thanks to Tra- Remi and Charlie, we did very well. Of course, without Kanzaki-san and big brother Wind keeping Guild Carnage away from the base, we wouldn’t have won. Sasha’s contributions and saving Party Prayer from Party Undead are critical in elevating our success chances. With the Rainbow Egg submission, everyone in this party made it to the top ten. Party Freedom and Party Prayer did not do too bad themselves with the lowest in scores hovering in the thirties.” This was a fact. Zen could afford to buy the game clip highlights on his own this time, even if he still did not have enough to pay Akiko back for the credits she gave him. Guild Carnage was disbanded, and Party Undead was dea

Not like the last kiss, full of questions and wondering. But like the first page of something real. Something neither of us had to be perfect for. Something worth staying for. --- BLAKE I think I always knew it would end like this. Not end end — not like a fade to black or dramatic breakup. But this. Us. Together. Fully. No longer pretending we weren’t each other’s weakness and strength at once. The party was over. Most people had drifted off — friends, rivals, even Nia, who’d winked at me and mouthed “Don’t mess this up” before disappearing with an entire tray of leftover samosas.

I muttered darkly under my breath, “you’ll pay for humiliating me tonight.” A cruel smile slowly spread across my face. And once I got her alone again…I would make that dumb little brain of hers believe I was her mate completely. AFTER SOME HOURS The party finally started ending near midnight. One by one, powerful guests began leaving the ballroom while servants cleaned the scattered glasses and decorations around the mansion. Soft music still played quietly in the background, but the grand celebration atmosphere had already faded. I stood near the staircase, watching the remaining guests leave while irritation burned inside me the entire time.

Things were quiet over the weekend. Hazel locked herself in her room sulking over Lee's departure. Jan and Finn get to finish what they were doing at the party when they were interrupted by the incident. Marlon stayed home, sulking by himself. Come Monday, everyone was back at school because life goes on no matter what happens. Hazel was briefed by Jan the night she took her home after the party. She told her what she heard about what happened that ended the party abruptly. Hazel hadn't spoken to Marlon since. She was going to see him on Monday but something else happened.

Kelsey gave Kate a knowing look. “I’m sure you already know the answer to that.” “Of course. It’s a shame though, the peach cobbler was to die for.” “I could make it for you some time.” Kelsey offered eagerly. “That would be nice.” The crowd started to get thin and before sundown, the party came to an end. Kelsey made sure to thank everyone that came and the party planners too.

She took a deep breath. "Great, now my party is ruined. This is a family matter, so everyone the party is over! Miss doctor stay so you can explain this to us." Payton said. Everyone left the party. Most of them were disappointed that they didn't get to watch the entire show, but they at least got enough things to gossip about over the weekend. Ember could see Karen smiling from the corner of her eye. She knew that Karen had something to do with this, but she was grateful that Axle trusted her.