Booktok Bus Novels & Stories

"Nobody ever wants to sit all the way back here because the bumps are worse." "I like the bumps," I shrugged. "It feels like riding my bike." Noah smiled, his eyes locking onto mine for a quiet second. "Yeah, I guess it does." Before I could say anything else, a sudden hush went through the front rows of the bus. I looked up. Brenna walked up the steps first. She was wearing a matching pink tracksuit, holding an expensive designer tote bag. She was talking very loudly, making sure everyone could hear her voice.

"Finley, you can't get on the bus! I just realized your test center is in Eastbrook! Both buses from our class are headed to Westhaven!" On the morning of the SAT, I had barely stepped onto the charter bus when someone yanked me back off. Lewis Sutton didn't hold back. The force sent me stumbling into a utility pole. Ignoring the pain, I hurried to the front of the buses and checked the destination signs. Both clearly read: Westhaven. I held out my hand to Lewis. "The buses are about to leave. Why are you only noticing this now? Let me see the test center schedule."

JUNE: I shut the book tight. Fast enough like it was some deadly piece in my hand. What the hell was that? I met Romy's eyes, the wide-eyed girl already knew what she had done. She had slipped the book into my hand right before we boarded the bus for the long trip. “What book is this?” I had asked, eyes fixed on the cover. “Another romance book,” she answered. “Just something to keep your raging mind focused during the trip.”

she said as the bus pulled up, “Give me clues.” “Nope,” he said, guiding her up the steps. “One clue,” she bargained as they swiped their cards. “Tiny.” He shook his head, steering them toward the back. “You should respect the sanctity of suspense.” “You’re misusing big words again,” she said, dropping into a seat. He sat beside her, their thighs pressed together. The bus moved. “Fine,” she said. “Is it food?” “Partially,” he conceded. “Is it an animal?”

“Sir…everything has been packed…um how do you want to pay this?..cash of card?..”.(Book Store Clerk) “Here…”. This time his worried expression has already being replaced with a wide smiles, I took back my card and get out of the store, I waited for a few minute waiting for Bang Dae Jung and his team member finished loading the boxes of stationary and books into the trucks that has just arrived. “Sir….I think, if we should even goes out ever again…we should just brought a bus or a lorry…I think that would be much more easier..”. (Monica)

She passed the checkpoint and went in. There were several buses parked in a row at the station. A sign is hung on the window of each bus, showing their destination. Kisa found the word 'Riverton' and got onto the bus with her ticket. The bus was empty. There was no one else but her and the driver. 'There is still some time before the departure,' Kisa thought. She found a seat by the window and sat down. She stared blankly at the busy crowd outside the window, her heart feeling empty. She inexplicably felt disappointed that Gilbert did not get to hear her answer to his question.

He saw the six of them come towards him, he quickly marked their names in the attendance register and sent them inside the bus as they were the last ones to arrive. Ben and Ricky got a seat at the back and they decided to sit together and the other four also settled down, Kelly sat near Jasmine and Max sat near Li Shin. The interior of the bus was huge and very modern, The seats were very comfortable and nice, everyone felt as if they could spend their entire day on the bus after sitting in their seats. The bus provided service to the students by a robot butler. If they wanted anything, they could ask the butler and give it credits for the desired thing and it would get it for them. Any hunt

The steady hum of the pack gathering for business drifted in through the open door. Jason tapped the table. “All right, everyone. We’re here to discuss the purchase of a small bus for school runs and community transport, and to finalise funding solutions for the road project. Lucas, would you start us off?” Lucas cleared his throat. “Thank you, Alpha. After scouting options in Adelaide and Melbourne, I’ve identified a second hand 15 seat bus that meets our requirements: high clearance for our outback roads, sturdy chassis, and enough room for wheelchairs or stretchers if needed.” He slid a glossy brochure down the table. “The seller’s set the asking price at $65,000, plus an estimated $3,500

She murmured. Aaron had arranged the tour bus and driver. She had not even known such a service existed, but, as she stepped up into the bus, she could see it was popular – the carpet and upholstery showed a lot of wear and there was a faint smell to it, beneath the shampoo the company had used to clean the fabrics, that was reminiscent of a teenage boy’s bedroom – old gym socks, body odour, and cheap aftershave spray.

He confirmed seeing the logo at the back of the bus. "Although, I do wonder what the bus's engine is like, though. That should matter more. I'd hate to be stranded because of some weak engine." Dal said, scaling the bus as he focused on its technicality more than its beauty. "It's a twenty seater bus. You study cars don't you?" Jun Suh acknowledged Dal's taste. "It's a hobby," Dal replied, his eyes still scaling the bus in admiration. "Alright! That's enough sightseeing, get in already." Cara reminded sternly.