Forced To Be A Cheerleader Novels & Stories

“So I guess we are to go shopping to get you a dress?” “I'm not going anywhere. I'll look for anything in my closet. The last thing I'll be doing is impressing a family I want nothing to do with .” “You see this is always your problem. I've told you severally that dressing appropriately uplifts your mood.” “Save me the preaching Nessa, this particular mood of mine can't be uplifted thank you.” The ringing sound from Emily’s phone interrupted the duo. Emily takes the phone and just as she’s about to accept the call, she reads the caller ID and declines the call.

Why the hell wasn't she listening to me? "I don't care about my fucking later years, Colby! I care about my present. You want to know something? When I was still overweight, I applied for cheerleading back in high school. Do you know what they told me? I'm fat! I'm fucking fat, and I won't be able to fit into their crop tops. They also said, 'How would I jump? How would they even lift me for the routines?' That was when I lost it and promised to come back better. And yeah, I did. I mean, look at me. I'm not only a cheerleader at Boston, but I'm also the damn captain of the cheerleading team! I need to be careful with my body now, or they'll all laugh at me and kick me off the team."

Mom turns to see me. She observes my black tank top and blue mini skirt. I watch her eyes lower to my black high-heeled boot. "You look like a stripper," she says. "Mom. I'm a cheerleader now. I can't afford to dress like a nobody," I grumble. "Go upstairs and change now, or I won't allow you to be a part of that cheerleading team!" Soberly, she says as her hand points upstairs. I throw the banana on the kitchen counter and stomp my feet hard, returning to my room.

I didn't want to tell my mom about it because she'd be strongly against it. "Common Katie, please, it's not too late to join the dance team... please, I will die if I go alone," I begged in the most dramatic way possible while we both lay on the ground having chocolate. "I'm sorry, Jay, but the lacrosse team has a game that day and cheerleaders have to cheer," she replied, barely looking me in the eyes. "What harm could one missing cheerleader possibly do?" I snarled and rolled my eyes at her. "It could ruin our routine; now enough of this before I start to feel guilty, let's get your things packed; you leave tomorrow," she reminded me, standing quickly.

"Though I suppose we shouldn't expect much." “I heard she applied for the position of the cheerleader, can you imagine that?” One of them retorted, reminding me of my silly trial. “She did?” Gracie gasped, turning towards me with a huge grin. “You're so shameless, aren't you? You really think you can cheer for the B4, looking like…like an elephant?” Scattered laughter rippled through the group. I set down glasses with shaking hands, trying to make myself smaller, invisible, anything to escape their attention.

Essence said pulling Kymoni and the girls away from Jazz and Leah before Kymoni did something that will shut this whole place down. “I wasn't trying to be mean. I have been captain since my sophomore year and we have won first place every time we compete with other schools. You have no idea what goes into being a cheerleader, we are an essential part of the school morale.” Jazz said defending herself when she saw all the men, especially Syncere looking at her like she was some mean girl. “Girl what is you talking about? You do know that after this you will be a whole grown up, and none of this shit will matter. This is suppose to be apart of your college experience, something you have fun wi

EPISODE 1: CHEER ME ON I have always enjoyed being a cheerleader because it was easy and made me happy. It was supposed to be my thing where I did not have to make excuses or pretend that something was wrong with me or my mental health, but that glimmer of hope vanished the moment I felt my blood bump and my eyes turned a different color than they should be.

She needed to deal with this on her own because her father has already done a lot for her and she couldn't pester him with her school life problems anymore. Alizah went back to her room and table and sat on the bed. She needed to find an excuse that she could use to deny Ronan, who was forcing her to become the head of the cheerleading team which she wasn't sure how she could do because never in her life she has been a cheerleader and let go of trying it for the person she hated the most. Ronan hasn't done any good but only given misery to Alizah and made her school life no less than a hell.

she said in a one go. "Aunt I can not married, I mean I am just 20 right now and my studies, please don't do this to me, please". I pleaded to her, but she was so adamant that she was not listening to my words I cried hard in front of her. She slapped my grab my neck, and my voice was choked I was was not able to breathe.

Joon walked around the table and took the spoon from David's hand. "Oke, young lady, I will try this one time the normal way, if you by then don't comply I will use force. So, what is it going to be?" He said while holding the spoon in front of my lips. His threat didn't work on me and I still kept my mouth shut. They needed to know I wasn't okay with all of this. They needed to learn that you can never have full control of somebody else. I needed to be strong and don't give in. How easy and maybe nicer for me that would be. I needed to make a point.