Gerard Way Cheerleader Novels & Stories

"Ladies, you know who I'm talking about, join me on the dance floor for one last song. Here is my gift to all you lads for being some of the most amazing people of Rokfurd High!" Cher along with three other members of the cheerleader squad joined me, Ana and Louise on the dance floor. Juan threw me, Ana, Louise and Cher some headsets with mics so that we could dance and sing at the same time without anything to hinder us. We all got into our positions on the dance floor and the score for 'Lady Marmalade' by Christina Aguilera came on.

Nightmare: Dread pitted in her stomach as they made their way up the walkway to the school. Entering through the gym her stomach knotted. She saw the hard stares of the cheerleaders. As she walked by they leaned in and whispered to each other. She used to be one of them. She was even going to college on a scholarship from cheerleading. She would go to practice every Monday, Wednesday and Friday with them. Laura and her would be in constant contact about new routines. She was one of the lead cheerleaders, they looked up to her. Cheerleading had been her life. She thought the squad were her friends but when her world crashed and burned they were the first to let her fall and drift away.

Emma was still with him, fawning over his broken wrist. I tried to shake the melancholy thoughts out of my mind as the first group of cheerleaders took their positions on the mat, moving through their rehearsed routine with feline grace. Their movements were quick and snappy, punctuated by bright smiles and gestures that were clearly aimed at catching the eyes of the warriors. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed Eric speaking with Alex off to the side, the two warriors shaking hands after what appeared to be a sincere conversation. A small smile tugged at the corner of my lips.

She's so strange, isn't she? “Sure. Best friends till we become grannies.“ I hooked mine. We both burst into laughter. Nina slung her arm across my shoulders. “Come, let me introduce you to my cheerleading members. Would you like to join?“ Cheerleading? Initially I didn't want to join, but since that guy is the captain, I'm in. I want to be by his side. “Yeah… I'm in.“ “Really?“ Nina raised her brow, surprised. “I legit thought you were going to reject it. Give excuse about studying like you always do.“

Hazel said, walking away to her class while I walked to mine, which was at the end of the hallway. When I got to the door, I took a huge breath. I looked to my right to see the twins and a couple of people in the room all geared up to fencing. They looked at me, and I ignored them, walking into the room in front of me, where the cheerleaders were at. As I walked into the room, I saw a group of cheerleaders dressed in purple skirts and tank tops perfecting their moves while Fae stood at the center, commanding them. She blew a whistle, causing the girls to break formation.

Maybe I should socialize more to make friends with the rest of our student body, but tagging along with Tiana, Kaylynn, and Lisa had always been enough for me. We approach the front doors, and Tiana accidentally pushes this cheerleader to the ground. I recognized him from our last football game. He spontaneously twerked on one of our football players during the half time break. He quickly mutters a "Sorry", and scurries away like a frightened squirrel.

Thank goodness, there's one of them who thinks the right way. “Look, we're sorry if we bothered you, but my name's Leanne, captain of the squad.” Said the redhead and just smiled at me warmly. Okay, I just sat there and stared at them with my blinking eyes because it happened really fast. Are cheerleaders always this snappy? Or do they have super speed abilities just like me? “Ummm, so... you are?” The three of them asked while pointing at me. “Oh, sorry. The name's Blair.” I answered and looked at them one by one, and their smiles were not fading. Aren't they tired of always smiling like that? Maybe it's a cheerleader thing.

My mother was concerned that I would reveal their secrets, and even if I did, I would not disappoint my teammates, especially since I am the captain of the cheerleaders club. They saw reasons and agreed that it would be a good idea to accompany me to my school's pep rally. My parents, who have never been concerned about my education, are now willing to sit down for several hours to watch over me? That is more pleasant and less creepy for them. I arrived just before halftime, Daniella and the others were already dressed, and when I arrived at our changing room, Daniella and the other girls were overjoyed to see me; there were only a few who did not like the fact that I came to the show, and w

Perhaps, they mistook me as an outsider who didn’t know the basic rules of the campus. Such demands from cheerleaders were a norm in my era too, and we girls had a special code to deal with douches. So, when Jason made his next move, I was prepared. As soon as he slapped my ass, I grasped his nuts over the pants. “Tell me what am I smashing today? A pair of eggs or raisins?” “Crush them, Ann.” Cheering for my victory, Bella increased the strength of my hold, darkening Jason’s face. His so-called buddies froze to their spots as I spat out, glaring hard at him.

"Do you have any idea how bad it looks for the captain of the squad not to show up?" "Previous captain." Jenna Jackson had assumed my role upon graduation. "And it's cheerleading, not the Nobel Peace Prize. There are tons of other seniors there to help." I held her gaze and refused to back down, while secretly praying her breathing didn't become any more erratic. The more her chest heaved, the greater the trouble I was in. "I'm going next week. Chill out." I dared to round the corner of the island, thinking I'd be able to shuffle by her and escape to my room. I couldn't be that lucky.