Carlisle Academy Novels & Stories

At the center of them stood Carlisle, a wicked smile curving his lips as he met our gaze. “Well, well, look who finally decided to join us,” he called out, his voice dripping with mockery. “Hello, my children, it’s so good to see you, Rowan, my son.” Hearing Rowan make a disgusted look, “Let the children go!” Rowan shouted, stepping forward defiantly. “You’ve made your point. This isn’t a game!” Carlisle chuckled darkly, a sound that echoed through the clearing. “Ah, but it is a game, my dear Rowan. One I intend to win.”

I wonder how things are going back home, Carl thought. It was a weird thing to have to explain to his parents but once they saw how much Carl would be paid for all this, they were more than willing to let their son impersonate a celebrity lawyer. Coming back to current reality though, Carl looks out the window and sure enough the boys’ volleyball team was there but it didn’t have an effect on him. After all, none of them could compare to Carl’s massive crush on Kyle McLartney. Kyle was the host of the school’s favorite radio show, ACP Weekly, president of the Ashley Tisdale appreciation club and the legend who successfully summoned Hilary Duff at last year’s pep rally. The man was unstoppabl

Poor souls, they don't know we exist; they won't even see us coming. I have studied each of the four in detail. The wolf shifter who wears his heart on his sleeve like a big, fluffy toy is the easiest target for sure, as long as I can separate him from his pack. The eagle is cunning, not so easily fooled, and he shows caution, preferring his own company, a habit I need to break, and I can be very persuasive when I need to be. The Dragon shifter will be a challenge, centuries old and wise even before my time. He has ancient magic; only time will wear down his defenses. But the one that brings a sliver of unease to the place my heart used to be is Caleb, Prince of Demons. I suppose if you look

“We’re family, Reigna. Family helps each other out.” “Family doesn’t betray each other,” I shot back, my voice rising despite my efforts to stay calm. “You two made your choices. You don’t get to waltz back into my life whenever it’s convenient for you.” Emma opened her mouth to argue, but a sudden presence behind me made her snap it shut. I turned to see Carlisle standing there, his expression cold and unreadable. “Manners were taught early at school, is it not?” he asked, his voice dangerously low.

"You don’t need to be embarrassed, Isabel. As I said, you’re part of the family, and my mom, my dad, and my sisters all know I’ll take you with me. They even said I should bring you along. Also, you need this too, after everything that happened with your mom. I thought you deserved a good vacation to help you forget, even just for a while… And trust me, my uncle, the one who gave you the scholarship, he’s dying to meet you too." Carl said in a long speech, and Izzy pretended to wipe her nose. "What’s going on?" Carl asked, surprised. "Are we leaving? Or eating first? Because if we’re leaving, I need to get ready. I feel like my nose is bleeding from all the English you’re speaking." She joki

Several female students, and almost the entire female faculty, was staring at Carlisle. He was wearing a tailored black tuxedo with a black bowtie, and it didn't look like something that could be rented, or even easily purchased. It fit him impossibly well. Was it...designer? She wondered briefly how Carlisle could have gotten a tuxedo like that, but the thought was fleeting once she allowed herself to really appreciate how expertly it fit his body. Jake suddenly seemed awkward and burly in comparison to her seductive teacher.

"Carlisle, what's the nature of our relationship? Frankly, I have already formulated a preliminary plan for your company's strategy, in collaboration with Mr. Dominic. If you are interested, I can refine it and send it to you by the day after tomorrow." The response caught everyone off guard, prompting smiles to form on Carlisle and Ian's faces. However, their moment of delight was short-lived as Carissa continued speaking. "Carlisle, allow me to share something with you. I initiated the planning for your project and dedicated more effort than Ian. It's not about anything else; I simply believe in your stability, and I am confident that your company will benefit significantly from our strate

I said as I stretched my palms out. "Wonders?" she exclaimed. "As in Mrs. Wonder's son?" she asked. "Yes, as in Mrs. Wonder's son," I responded. I dislike it when people link me to my mother; she is weird, and her antique business has made everyone scared of her. "Do you attend Crestfall High School?" I probed. "Obviously," she grumbled. "Where is Cole?" she inquired, a smile on her lips as she looked about. He went to fetch something, and I'll be at Crestfall High on Monday, so I'm hoping you'll be friendlier to me then," I said, smiling.

"You understand what you've just done. My father will not simply accept this outcome quietly." "Your father," the Headmaster said evenly, "is welcome to pursue whatever legal recourse he believes is available to him. This academy answers to its council and its charter, not to the wealth of any single house, however significant their contribution." Cassia's gaze swept the room one final time, lingering longest on Sera, something unreadable and dangerous flickering behind her cold composure. "Very well. I'll deliver your answer to my father exactly as given." She turned toward the chamber doors, then paused, glancing back with a smile that held no warmth at all. "I do hope this council underst

Did Shane think he was Edgar Davids? "Now Jayden, let's not tease other students here. You're all here to try out for a position in the varsity team," a voice said. The voice belonged to Carl Cheshire. Shane immediately recognised the boy, since he was the senior who helped him escape those three die-hard Alicia fans the other day. Jayden and Carl were brothers, although Carl was at least three years older. Since Carl was a senior, he was in charged of training the freshmen. It was also his duty to supervise the trials for the students who would make the team.