Better Than The Prom Novels & Stories

Serine *** One month later "Ms Wilson is really doing it with these prom dances," I sighed looking at all the other students who were just ecstatic. It was that time of senior year, Prom. And truth be told, I did not want to go. But when you have a friend like Levine, you can never get an ounce of freedom. Prom wasn't until the next couple of months and she was here, having all of us gathered in the school hall, and instead of giving us a heartfelt speech of us leaving, she couldn't care less. Her voice echoing through the school hall with all the chatter of the students who were absolutely restless.

I can't imagine how the Prom night was celebrated. Prom is a dance usually the last dance of a senior student. This will be one last chance and dance with the other students. I enjoyed this Prom. There are times I flicked my fingers to change the colour of light and danced with us that all of the students enjoyed a lot. I danced all night with my fellow students and of course to Andy, who is my date for tonight. This is one of the best, happiest moments of being a teenager. I take a seat when I feel my feet are tired, I get an orange drink before I go to my seat.

Twelve weeks later "Prom is more than a dance, Miss Reynolds. It is also used to celebrate and honor students who excel in academics, athletics, and extracurricular activities..." Mrs Jones, my homeroom teacher, lectures me. "Even though you're only spending this term with us, your excellent performance has made you popular among the teachers. You're also loved by not just your peers but also your juniors.

But Alex, Alex’s attitude who is always indifferent to his surroundings this time, makes Drake shook his head and even took a deep breath. “In a few days there will be Prom, that’s why Drake and I started thinking about the clothes we will wear. Becoming the king and prom queen is an amazing thing and a dream for all high school kids. You must come too.” Said Stellar while showing the Prom flyers to Alex and Ruby. Drake grabbed Alex’s shoulder then whispered in his ear “Prom is a great moment for you to express your feelings for Ruby. Don’t you like her? So take this chance and make her yours. “

"Does that mean you're as good as mine?" "I'm always yours, Ciara" "Good, then it's settled. Regardless of whatever happens, we are going to Alena's prom on Friday" "As parents?" "No. As a couple" Jonathan let out a short laugh, "What?. Aren't we a bit too old for prom?" "I never got to attend one and I would like to attend this one. Alena even got us tickets Jonathan groaned. "I can't dance" "You're in luck. I also can't dance so we might as well go disgrace ourselves"

He and his wolf were at her mercy, they would do anything to make her happy. “Nah, I think going to the prom would probably make things worse.” Emily started walking toward the door with Zach following. “With everything that just happened with Madison and now we have to break this news to your dad, I’m sure we wouldn’t be the most fun couple at the prom.” Zach opened the door for her and patted her butt on the way out. “We could always do other things instead of prom.” Emily snorted at his comment. Only Zach would think of sex at a time like this.

Yes, our school prom was kept in the summer vacations much to everybody's disappointment. The delay happened because of a disastrous month full of storms. Besides, our school was still raising funds. Also, the only grand hall of the town with it's capacity to hold an entire standard was earlier occupied by the rival highschool's prom and it wasn't in our dignity to conduct our prom in the same hall. So finally after the unexpected rains went away and sufficient amounts of funds were raised, our prom was held on open grounds. Most of the students were vacationing around the world and so only a handful of us were left. I was pretty excited for it and was looking forward to it.

Emily stated. “Oh please, that would just be me embarrassing myself in front of the whole school. We all know that Jessica is the school’s most popular female student and it would be unwise to try to compete with her for prom queen. Besides, it's not like I’m interested in that title anyway; it’s just a high school temporary title for just one night,” Madeline replied. Emily smiled and she said. “Madeline, it is not about Jessica versus you but rather, it’s about changing the story. You are liked. Lots of people respect you and you can use this to run for prom. It can be a statement. It is not about popularity but about genuine relationships and personality.

This was a great moment in Cal High as prom night officiated most relationships in school. I was not seeing anyone then which funneled my choices to only one: Charlotte Manning. She had received a bunch of prom proposals and watched as guys from debate class tried their luck to win her heart with tricks by paid cheerleaders, and yet, she responded to none. We had both decided to stay home that night and binge-watch Modern Family: a comedy show we had rewatched more times than necessary. Jenny was attending prom with her then-boyfriend whose name we did not know as she usually changed her men as frequently as her outfit.

Evan’s POV The ballroom glows under warm golden lights, bouncing off sequined gowns and sharply tailored tuxedos. Every hairpin, bracelet, and cufflink seems to catch fire, turning the room into a glittering galaxy. The DJ’s playlist flips from the newest hits to familiar throwbacks, sending a steady pulse through the air. My heart pounds in time with it, my toes tap before I even realize, and my nerves coil tighter with every bass beat. For most seniors at Brookview High, prom is a night to escape the pressures of college applications, grades, and expectations fading into the music. For me, Evan Brooks, tonight shrinks to a single focus: the boy holding me.