Big Nate Gina Novels & Stories

Gina stiffened for half a second—just long enough for me to notice—before she masked it with a cold smile. “Just because you’re here tonight,” she said sharply, “doesn’t mean you belong or you can’t crawl back to where you came from. And trust me—I can make that happen. So don’t underestimate me, Anna.” “Make what happen?” Nathan's presence settled beside me His hand came small to my back, warm, possessive—but not for display, a private claim “Is there a problem?” Nathan asked, voice calm and lethal. Gina’s eyes flicked toward him

"Take a look for yourself." Her casual demeanor indicated that she didn't expect Gina to offer any useful advice, either. Gina looked out the car window. Although she was already in her 40s or 50s, her vision was still excellent because she had grown up doing manual labor and had limited exposure to electronic devices. "Is that Ms. Sullivan?" Gina asked. "Yeah." Natalie narrowed her eyes, and her tone was sarcastic. "She's having a secret rendezvous with a man!" "But who's the man with Ms. Sullivan?" Gina was puzzled. She had never seen this man before.

I flinched at her words. She enjoyed this. She wanted to see me suffer. "You took something from me," she continued, circling me like a vulture. "So I’m going to take everything from you." Tears burned my eyes, but I refused to let them fall. "You're doing a good job with that." I said, my voice breaking. "What else do you want?" Gina sighed dramatically, then leaned closer, her lips barely inches from my ear. "Oh, sweetie," she whispered, and then she smiled, a cruel, wicked smile that sent a shiver down my spine. "Nathan is in the hospital."

Nate announced like it was some big news. Except it wasn't. My blood turned cold at his words as my lips parted in disbelief. I glanced at Gina's stomach and noticed the bulge as my heart skipped a beat in panic. "No, no. Impossible." My throat suddenly felt dry as I tried to sit up. "Why? It can't be impossible since she isn't an empty barrel like you." Nate laughed, his words causing my heart to tighten against my chest. "N-nina, I am really sorry but you can't deny destiny so please step down as Luna and I promise, Nate wouldn't go extra miles to have you removed." Gina pleaded like a good friend when in reality, all she was, was a damn betrayal.

Natalie asked in ignorance, but Gina lost her temper and slapped her. "How dare you, Natalie! How dare you come here to mock me! Do you have any idea what your stupid idea caused me? It cost me my virginity!" Gina said angrily. "What do you mean, Gina?" Natalie asked in shock. "I was raped yesterday, Natalie! If you hadn't insisted on going to BIG BOYZ, none of this would have happened. It's all your fault, Natalie, and I'll never forgive you for this," Gina said through tears. "Gina, I'm so sorry. I never knew all this would happen," Natalie pleaded, attempting to hold Gina's hands, but Gina pushed her away.

"Yes, that's Gina and she's with... Mr. Bryan Garstein?" "Bryan Garstein? Do you know that man?" Nathalie asked. "Yes. He's a client of Big Construction. He owns a dairy-based food company in Iowa and has worked with Big twice, building distribution branches in Texas and Ontario, Canada," Nicholas answered with a frown. "Why is he with Gina?" "Seeing their movements...." Nathalie said, leaving her sentence hanging. "They behave like us," Nicholas said, nodding. "But we are husband and wife, while Gina will soon marry Charles and Mr. Bryan also has a wife and two teenage children."

She was a gossipmonger. "Sera," she called in confusion, making them halt. Sera looked up to find Gina's eyes moving from their joined hands to Nate. Her eyes widened. She stared blatantly, shamelessly, momentarily struck by his ridiculous level of handsomeness. Then her wide eyes trailed to Sera, holding admiration and sheer disbelief. Admiration for Nate and disbelief as to how Sera managed to bag this Greek God. "Leaving?" Gina asked, feeling subdued by his commanding aura.

he said, almost casually, like it wasn’t news that could knock the breath out of someone. I looked up from my cup. “Who?” “Gina,” he said. “My investigator said she’s having a quiet wedding this evening and it isn't with Damon but someone else, Richard, a powerful billionaire businessman.” I didn’t answer right away. I just stared at the table. I wasn’t that surprised. Gina had always been ambitious, always looking for the next step up. But I never knew she would leave Damon judging by their history. Later that afternoon, I stopped by the store. I just needed a few things—bread, fruit, and milk.

she roared. Gina didn’t expect things to get so complicated. Everyone was watching them! Soon, someone appeared to help Terika and Donna. The crowd was whispering. "Nat, enough. Forget it," Gina said quickly. "Who are those bitches to yell at me? They asked for it!" The commotion attracted the security guard, who chided them. "What's going on? This isn’t a place for you to cause trouble!" When Natasha saw the middle-aged security guard, she glared at him disdainfully. "Who are you to tell me what to do? My brother’s Christopher Bolton, a collaborator of Nolan Enterprise! Back off!"

Ordinary people could not deal with them. Thinking of this, Natalie's expression became terrible. Seeing this, Gina covered her mouth again as if she had made a slip of the tongue. "Ah! Don't misunderstand. I don't mean anything else. I just think it's a coincidence. After all, I don't think Doctor Nolan has any reason to stalk me." "It's indeed a misunderstanding. I didn't stalk you, and..." I was not interested in you at all. She wanted to say something more absolute, but before she could finish, someone behind her suddenly called her, "Nat..."