Gina From Big Nate Novels & Stories

I could see how much her face began to glow. We then made our way back to the master room only to find that Scarlett was just into fruits. I placed her on the bed and then took a seat on the couch. One could already tell she looked tired. The door opened, and Gina walked in, trying to show Scarlett something from it. “Daddy, how does one write my name?" Gina asks. Before I could even say a thing she looked at the photo above the room and then realized that her name was up there.

Zendaya bemused, dabbing her lips with a towel. Gina forced a smile to her face even though she felt a heavy weight pressing down on her. "Uhmm... I'll be right back," She excused herself from the room. She entered the bedroom and returned shortly with an envelope made with golden thread. A big smile lingered on her lips as she sat down. "Zendaya, you have been friends with Ethan for a long while I guess," Gina began, pausing to take a glance at Ethan. The children had now retired to the playroom so it was only the adults left.

Nathan's POV The moment Gina’s car tore through the gates of Crescent Manor, my wolf stirred in irritation. Grandmother sat in the garden, tea steaming gently between her hands, completely unbothered. When she spotted Gina strutting toward her, she smiled in a warm, indulgent manner, the kind of smile reserved for people she considered harmless. “Gina,” Grandma greeted. Gina didn’t bother acknowledging the staff. She practically skipped forward, throwing herself into Grandma’s arms like a child returning home.

I said one night, lying in his arms. "For what? For holding you?" "For not giving up on me. For waiting when I wasn't ready. For staying when I pushed you away." "I'll never give up on you, Debbie. Not now. Not ever. You're stuck with me." Gina was six now, a first-grader with opinions and friends and a fierce love for both of us that never wavered. She didn't remember the war, didn't know about the pain and the betrayal and the years of struggle that had brought us to this place. She only knew that she had a mama and a dada who loved her, who read her stories and made her pancakes and tucked her into bed every night, and that was enough, more than enough, everything she needed.

But then again, she was tired of running. "Hey, Loser!" Gina called in his usual contemptuous tone as the quaternion walked towards her. "I see you did a little..." Her gaze traveled up and down Nora's body. "...upgrading." "Yeah! Like, welcome to the recent times," Lena said snootily. "It's been long overdue." "I'm sure the Stone Age is going to miss you a lot," Katie intoned. "You were its longest resident yet." "But I'm really curious," Marcus said. "Now that you left the stone age, did you leave your..." He made jerky movements "...epileptic attack behind?"

CHAPTER 18 LENA. Gina's home was quite far from school. She lives with her father on the outskirts of Willow Town. They had moved two years ago after the death of her mother. She had died of a fast spreading blood cancer that wasn't detected on time. It had been hard on Beta Reinhardt and Gina. Really hard that they had to sell off their large beautiful house for a smaller one and ever since they moved, Gina, who used to be a social butterfly, suddenly stopped attending events. We thought it was only going to last for a while. I mean, she was grieving her mother's death.

she wept Gina wasn’t surprised that Selena did not tell her parents what she had done neither was she surprised about the accusation. Clearing her thought she quickly dressed up and went back to meet Mr. Ross and his friend. She didn’t want any more drama, it wouldn’t be bad to go on for a few more days without problems but she knew that was just her wishful thinking especially since she hasn’t seen the madam of the house and her evil daughter. Gina stepped out of her room and headed for the living room, for some reasons she felt empty, she felt like she was forgetting something but she didn’t know what it was.

Gina smiled through the tears she was holding back and the toddler dabbed toothpaste on her button nose. ‘Whatever you do, chicken, don’t say that to Mummy, okay? Nanna said naughty words.’ ‘Bloody hell,’ she shouted as she giggled. Gina knew she’d be in more trouble now. She tied Gracie’s hair back. ‘There, you look lovely. Let’s go and grab your bag and get in Nanna’s car.’ ‘Is Nanna crying?’ ‘No, chicken. Nanna just has something in her eye. It’s nothing.’ She wiped the tear running down her face and kissed Gracie on the head. As she turned to the landing, a message from Jacob pinged on her phone.

Then, one of the girls, dressed in a denim mini skirt and a pink tank top scoffed. “You’re popular. The most famous and beautiful Luna in Vaelothor.” Gina’s frown turned into a small sneer as her eyes darted to her friends. I could have sworn that for a second, she had forgotten about me while she drowned in her glory, until my arms twitched slightly beneath her palms. Immediately, her glare landed on me intently, sending shivers down my spine. “I'm sorry,” I quivered. If she killed me before, I was afraid, and didn't want to find out what she was capable of doing now.