College Girl Story Novels & Stories

She seemed to think it was important that I believed her and that she liked guys. She paused, like she was waiting for me to tell her I loved guys too or something. She sat back, kind of slouched over and all, like, you know, she didn’t want to admit what she was admitting, even to herself. “But, I mean,” she breathed, “haven’t you ever wondered? College is all about curiosity.” I shook my head. “I’m not that curious.”

Virginia cried, crying very sorrowfully, "The first year of college, when you were chasing me, you said that I was the most beautiful girl you've ever seen. You want to hold my hand for your entire life? Two months ago, I asked you, people said, college love is a magic spell, every couple will break up after the graduation. I asked if you believe it, you said you don't believe it. Because after graduation, you will marry me. In the rest of your life, I will be your everything, and I will also be touched. But why ... It's only been two months and you already have a new love affair. Have you ever thought about me, who has been immersed in this fake love affair? " Carina behind her, she thought

And I hope he fulfills his promise, even though I know it won't be possible for him to leave college, his studies to come over to be with me. Few months ago a seventeen year old pregnant girl stepped into college unashamedly, despite the glares and intense eye stare of people. They all made it seem like that was the first they were all seeing a pregnant girl. It wasn't a big deal for me, because they all finally got accustomed to it.

My brother by blood, Eric Wilson, was having an affair. I found out about it. However, I chose not to tell his wife. Instead, I blackmailed him into buying me three luxury handbags.

Drex said looking unsure at his words. "Um...sure" I also said awkwardly and got off from his car. I didn't bother waving. So I just walked into the building in a rush. Walking into the building, I realized I was a bit underdressed? The heck is the college? It is truly for the rich! I really wished I had stayed at my old school, although I do understand understand what King was trying to do, it won't be easy traveling back and forth. Still I would have appreciated it if he had talked to me about it before making the decision for me.

The groom's a long-haul truck driver, and they only paid 50 thousand dollars as wedding gifts to her parents. I froze for a moment, my feelings mixed. Cecily had hurt me deeply, but hearing about how things ended for her still made me sigh. If she hadn't turned the class against herself from the start or spread rumors and framed me, perhaps she would still be in college, studying, with a very different future ahead of her. Alas, life wasn't built on "what ifs". Every choice came with consequences that everyone had to bear. … During my four years in college, I seized every minute I had. During the day, I focused on lectures like my life depended on it. At night, I was either buried in the lib

In the secluded and undeveloped village with beautiful scenery, some college students from the city came for sketching. When the famished girl sneaked out of the hovel to find something to eat on the mountain, she encountered one of the female college students who gave her a piece of bread and encouraged her to study hard. It was the first time the girl had tasted something so delicious and had been treated gently. The beautiful, elegant college student displayed generosity and kindness when facing the silent girl. Later, when it was discovered that the girl had been abducted, the college student helped contact the police, leading to the girl's rescue.

The candle flames trembled — and every shadow seemed to crawl along the walls like some hidden creature. All eyes were fixed on Professor Raghavan. His voice was low now, cold — as if he was pulling words out of his own fear. “This story is about ten years old… When I was teaching at a small college in Dehradun. The college was old. Very old. But the real age wasn’t in its buildings — it was in its hostel.” He paused and took a sip of water. Someone coughed. Someone glanced at their watch. But Raghavan continued without looking at anyone.

I had no idea how she had found out that I worked at a club but what baffled me the most was how she had managed to twist the entire story to fit her own devious schemes. Whispers followed me the second I stepped into the school hallway. Low murmurs, stifled laughter, and not-so-quiet insults trailed behind me and I struggled to keep my gaze to the floor and not react to the stinging jabs. “She’s the stripper girl.” “Guess she thought flashing an elite would get her somewhere. Must be where she came to this college, probably looking for an elite, they're not even interested in her” “Look at her. She doesn’t even deny it.”

shorvari told her. " ha aschi.. (yes coming)" Netra yelled and they both leave for their college.. They soon reached their college as it only take 5 minutes to reach there from the hostel.. When they arrived the whole girl population of the college has gathered in front of the notice board.. " what is this fuss?" Shorvari asked Netra who give a shrug as a reply.. They both go there where all the girls are reading something.. "what is going on here?" Netra asked to Rishita one of their friends