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The Next Generation
My other cousins, Lina, Ari and Aiden all pull into the spots next to us.
We all get out of our cars and make our way over to our group of friends. Frankie, Cassidy, Oakley, Naomi, Dylan and Maci are standing over by our guy friends Dalton, Colson, Kane, Kaden, Killian and Dallas. Everyone is comparing their schedules to see who has classes with who. Most of the girls are in multiple classes with me. My siblings have the same general courses together like Math, Science, English and Social Studies but I don't have them for any of my electives. Tommy is doing architecture, Trav is doing sports medicine and I'm doing business and art. I make my way to my first class of the day with my brothers
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Entrapped In A Toxic Relationship
Vivian turned to see one of the friends she made in Knowles.
"Hey Kiki, what's up" they hugged each other, Vivian trying not to spill the drink she held.
"I didn't see you during the exam, where did you sit today" Kiki asked moving slowly to the music.
"Oh I got the back seat roll today, girl I can't believe we are actually done with Knowles, reminds me when we skip classes" they both chuckled
"We really have hella memories here, so what are you plans after Knowles" she took Vivy's wine and sipped from it.
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His Tutor
She couldn’t exactly respond by saying ‘fucking a 19-year-old’.
“Tutoring.”
“Also boring and not actually social. Okay well Tuesday then? 7pm”
“Fine. Where do you want to go?”
“I don’t know. Book somewhere. As long as it’s not crap.”
“Great. See you on Tuesday at a not-crap-place.”
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Alexa
I love my best friend, and the last thing i want is for her to waste her time on a jerk like Finn.
Before i could voice out my thoughts, there was the bell signaling the end of the class and people began to pack up their stuff in hurry to distance themselves from Mr humpy's horrible lessons. Sometimes i think everyone is going to fail this class very miserably even my ex quiz competition partner, Jenna Marbles, the smartest kid i know in this huge school who always saw me as a potential rival.
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Caught by the Alphas: The Hidden Beauty of Alpha Academy
ALEXANDRIA
“Stupid school,” I muttered under my breath as I watched the others in combat class fight like deranged animals. There was clearly a power play involved. Our professor for this subject was none other than Christian Ford, and he grouped those he deemed “weak” and those “strong.” He didn’t have to say it explicitly for me to understand what he was doing.
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The First Female Alpha at the All-Boys Academy
I exclaimed.
“You may have Knight fooled,” Badger sneered. “But I know what you really are. A low-level, pussy-ass bitch who scammed his way into this school.”
I opened my mouth to fire back but Badger took off. The rest of the class followed after him, glancing at me like I was nothing more than a nuisance. I pushed myself back onto my feet ad then continued behind them back to the school.
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Fractured
I smile sadly, my parents and my old life still at the forefront of my mind.
Theo clears his throat and shifts in his seat before talking, “Jose, this is my friend, Damien,” he motions to the guy he'd recruited to his security team.
“Hi Damien, I'm sorry you've been roped into my drama,”
“No problem at all. I'm happy to help out,” he gives me a genuine smile. A bell rings, signalling the end of class and everyone begins gathering their belongings.
“What class are we in next?” Luke asks.
“Fitness,” I groan.
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BITTEN BY A VAMPIRE, MARKED BY A LYCAN
Hint: Two Deans and two classmates.
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His Moon, Her Thirst
Kanishk "Vishal is your classmate, right?"
Anvi "Yes. I had warned him..... "
Kanishk, "How could you be so careless, Anvi? Who is the guy? Where does he live?"
Anvi, "I don't know where he lives. But he is my classmate, so I'll find out if you want me to."
Kanishk "Is he a human?"
Anvi "Yes, he is. I mean, of course, he is a human. What else could he be?"
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Toxic Compassion
"This shows us not to hand out compassion blindly. Look what happened. An entire family was destroyed."
"Am I the only one who feels sorry for the husband? He was sick, but his wife wouldn't give him money for treatment. She even took a fugitive on a trip through the Western Continent, and in the end, he couldn't even keep the money for his cemetery plot."
"That woman's death was quite satisfying too, that's what I say! Her toxic compassion killed her husband. She deserved it."
On the day Wyatt was sentenced to death, a friend came to my grave with a bouquet of flowers and told me the news.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Navigating a toxic friendship in high school feels like walking on a tightrope—one wrong move and everything crashes down. I had a friend who constantly put me down, masked as 'jokes,' but it eroded my confidence over time. The turning point was realizing that real friends don’t make you doubt your worth. I started setting small boundaries, like calling out hurtful comments calmly. It wasn’t easy; they accused me of being 'too sensitive,' but distancing myself gradually gave me space to breathe.
High school friendships are intense, but toxicity shouldn’t be normalized. Surrounding myself with kinder people—even if it meant eating lunch alone for a while—helped rebuild my self-esteem. Looking back, I wish I’d trusted my gut sooner instead of clinging to the history we had.
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