Booktok Bus Novels & Stories

' Even after pondering for quite a while, she still couldn't grasp what Celia had in her mind. Contrarily, Veronica who was beside Alex was entirely unaware of the things going on around her. She flipped a page as she kept reading a novel. Her beautiful brown eyes moving from left to right as she perused her book when suddenly the bus came to a halt interrupting her reading. "Guys! The food store is here, just choose whatever you want to have for your night stay because our bus will only stop after reaching the destination. Moreover, there aren't any better stores afterward," Mike instructed all of them.

Ifenna would have sworn to anyone who had asked him in the bus that he felt the girl who responded to his greetings and waved back at him was mentally unstable because of the way she smiled, showed her teeth and looked away from him as if nothing had happened between them in the first place. "I hope say all of you understand how this bus works?" The bus conductor asked, drawing the attention of the passengers towards his direction. "We stop at specific bus locations at the three places I mentioned. And whoever that drops down from the bus is immediately replaced by whoever that is waiting to be picked. Our transport fare remains the same as usual. No extra charges. No extra costs. You are re

Anthony looks at Melody, “Do you really want to do this? You are starting to really show.” “I promised Stephan that I would be there, it is only for one night. Then we will be back home before you know it.” “The bus is packed, you ladies will all ride together. The minibus we bought should be comfortable for all of you.” “I saw it from the outside. I love how you had curtains put in it, and had it painted with musical instruments on it.” “The seats are overstuffed and set further apart to make the ride easier on you.” “I will get to see it tomorrow. Where are you and the other guy’s riding?”

A cool blast of air conditioning hit us in the face as soon as we stepped in, blowing our hair gently and sending a small shiver down my spine that had me pulling my hoodie closer to my body. Marcus's eyes widened as soon as he got a good look at the bus. "Damn, Z! Look at this thing!" My eyes matched his as I took in the sight of the bus. There were plush, reclining seats that dared me to touch them, each one with its own armrest and footrest. I looked above the seats and noticed the overhead compartments, perfect for storing small bags. As Marcus and I walked down the aisle, I noticed small fold-out trays attached to the seats to hold snacks or drinks. I glanced towards the front and saw t

And on the emblem was written in italics was De Royals International College. Ibk picked on the toasted bread and did a high five with her sisters before she strode out of the dining room. She was about to close the door behind her when she peeped inside again. “Mom, Dad, I’m off!” Ibk said as she slammed the door and hurried out of the gate. The school bus was already waiting outside and Ibk walked inside replying all the greetings sent her way with a smile. She hurriedly walked to the back of the bus where three empty spaces were and sat down.

I slip into a random empty paired seat and sink into the window seat, trying to push William Ravenstone out of my head. Bibah pushes our luggage into the compartment made for them under the seats, then sits next to me with a sigh. She takes off her bucket hat as she gets comfortable, loosening the end of her scarf and then bringing out a shiny new book and a bottle of water from her tote bag. I glimpse the title of the book; Five Survive by Holly Jackson. The bus continues to fill up steadily, with students seating themselves next to their mates or their friends.

The bus arrived, blocking Henry's view. After the tour guide had verified their identities, he let Gabriella and the others on the bus. There were already about ten people on it, and they all looked like they were from Chatan. Colene walked in front and chose an empty row. She sat in the innermost seat while Gabriella sat in the aisle seat. Quinn was in the seat across from Gabriella. Colene looked around the bus and said to Gabriella, "This is a pretty fancy bus. It even has air conditioning. I saw pictures of other people's tours, and their vans looked pretty small and lousy. All they had to eat was cookies."

“And I am so excited to see you in no time at all!” The announcement plays over speakers calling for my bus to be boarded. Kenny reaches for my bags slapping my hands away. “Why don’t you let me carry these, so you can give hugs out before getting on the bus,” he explains. So, I pick up and put the small rucksack packed with some snacks and books for the 7-hour bus ride on my back.

– she looked in the direction of the moving bus – “does he live around here?” “Why do you ask?” Bukky queried. “I saw him earlier in the school bus and he’s yet to alight.” “Yes, he live in the next avenue, Badmus Avenue”, Bukky said. “If I’m to be exact” – she pointed towards Ayo’s house – “his house should be at the back of your own.” Ayo grunted. “Do you mind if I lend your English textbook, so I can copy the question to the assignment?” “Don’t you have the textbook?” Bukky was shocked. “I think all JS 1 students are suppose to have the textbook.”

But he shouldn’t forget that, by next year, I will be with Efosa. We boarded the first bus, which would take us to a neighboring village where buses to Lagos departed. Solomon and I sat in the middle of the bus, waiting for it to fill completely before it finally left. The second bus we entered was different, newer and far less cramped. Unlike the first bus, where we were packed tightly together, this one had more space, seating just three people per row. By then, the sun had risen, lighting up the earth around us. Then before the second bus started its journey, an older man stood at the entrance of the bus, clutching a worn Bible with pages curled at the edges. He began to pray, and almost