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BBK sat at the back of the bus looking disappointed in things as she couldn't remember how she lost track of Rolape's phone. "I gave it to Oyinda, I told her to give it to you in the room or go back to the toilet - didn't she?" BBK remembered and explained as the bus was already cruzing on the night street of University of Lagos heading towards the first gate of the school, passed away from the group of hostel called 'new hall'. "No she didn't." Rolape answered blank and pieced off. "Why didn't you just hold it with you?" "Driver stop the bus, I have to go get something. Please." BBK already up and beside the driver. Fepu also stood up to stand beside BBK.

She was born with her magic so no Nature can take her magic powers and Mountain Ash can't weaken her magic powers These are the things you need to know about to understand this book. Note:- Everything written in this book Is just My Imagination so don't get freaked out with some things (l.e. Number of years some Supernaturals have lived.) Thank you very much for your support and your future support that's yet to come. I really appreciate your support. Author Godsent Banky ******************************************************************************************************************************************************** After what seemed like an eternity, The Bus Angelus, Theo, Sia, Jasper

NINETY-TWO The voice of the teenager dripped into Liz Frost’s mind, a splattering of acid. Somewhere inside, the wet nose of The Beast turned towards its host, ruffling leathery wings. She slammed the brakes. “You went straight past that stop,” called the older of the two girls in the same seat. “There’s a—” started the young man close to her. He held a book in the air. Liz could tell he was about to say “a guythere” because she could see him out there on the path in the rear-vision mirror, approaching the bus.

“Oh well. Hey, you got whatever stuff you need? Because Miles is one hundred percent not kidding about being on the bus at 3:05.” “Oh crap,” I whispered, and ran out of the penthouse as fast as I could. I made it out to the bus with five minutes to spare. It was waiting outside the main circular drive in front of the hotel. The exterior was black, with ‘BIGGER’ in huge white letters on the side – plus a graphic of the .44 Magnum Smith and Wesson from their first album, only now it was about twenty feet long. Subtle.

I breathed out nervously, afraid that Bert would have to go with us to Fort Eden. “Here,” he smiled, waving me two tickets. “One for you and for your daughter. The bus is about to leave.” He took my bags and led me to the bus. Holding my patience, I held Katie’s hand, and like her, I was quiet, following Bert and entering the bus with him. He compared the seat numbers from the tickets to the bus seats and gestured his hand, pointing to our chairs. As soon as Katie and I were seated, he gave me my bags and tousled my daughter’s hair before he turned his back on us and got off the bus.

I wouldn't call her a friend; we were just cool. I tucked my hands deeper into my faux-fur pockets and watched people pour into the bus that just pulled over. "You still don't wanna take the bus? It's far cheaper, Rali," Brielle said—once again. I peered into the aisle. God knew I'd love the cheaper ride—my wallet was already practicing minimalism—but my chest pulled the emergency brake. I'd have to be in an enclosed space with too many males for a long period of time. I had a feeling Marovelle picked a bookstore half a city away so I'd be forced onto public transit. Nice plan. Pity I'd been wrestling it for a week.

Then I hear "Baby don't worry about the bike my cousins will help you." As a swarm of tall buff dudes rushes forward all variety of skinny and buff or fluffy side were buff and oddly handsome maybe they were all just family I think as they take the moped from me and introduce themselves. But I only recognized two of them Shadow and Steel they were Gio’s bodyguards at the banquet. The two men seemed harmless enough but also very pushy as if though they were familiar with why I might want to getaway. Oh, fuck I'm dead this shit is happening seriously Wtf. Why him and why now? They escort me into the bus and my heart drops as the driver steps off the bus I hear the whoosh of the bus doors shutt

Her face was heavily made and her hair looked like it came out of an ad. “No-no, I’m not.” Kelsey stuttered and walked past her to meet Denis. Thirty minutes later, the bus came. It was exactly what she expected. It was very lengthy, like walking down the hallway of an all girls boarding school. The chairs looked like sofas, they were in pairs, one for the Luna and one for their Alpha. There were thick curtains preventing people outside from seeing through. It was also air conditioned.

A mechanical screech fills the air. Great. Blake reads my expression. "What happened?" "I don't know," I respond hastily. "Something's wrong with the bus. Can I call you back?" "Bro, just give me a number first. It's driving me crazy." "One million," I reply. He flips me off, and I assure him that I'll call him back before ending the call. I swing my legs off the bunk and leap down, entering the crowded lounge. From the driver's seat, Kaleb cranes his neck to look over his shoulder. "Is everyone okay?"

“Okay, let’s go.” Over the next fifteen minutes, we trek through alleys and abandoned warehouses until we reach an opening near a forest. “Come on. The place is up ahead.” About half a mile later, we reach an abandoned school bus near a hill. Rowan opens the bus’s rusty door and waves me inside. The bus’s interior is a lot more comfortable looking than I expect it to be. At least half of the seats are missing. The windows are painted black, and there’s an inflatable mattress near the exit. Rowan walks ahead, opens an old beat-up footlocker, and tosses me a bottle of water and a box of pop tarts. “That should tide you over until we can figure something out.”