Godly Student Novels & Stories

They paused just long enough to remind me that silence can say more than scripture. “Miss” He glanced down the attendance sheet. “Daniels, is it? You wrote your entrance essay on the paradox of obedience. Stand, please.” My pulse stumbled. I rose, clutching the hem of my cardigan. “Yes, sir.” “Do you believe obedience and goodness are the same?” A few students turned, waiting for me to falter. I didn’t. “No, sir. Obedience is comfort. Goodness is a choice.” His expression didn’t change, but a flicker of approval or recognition passed behind his eyes. “And when choice defies God?”

"The selection will officially begin on the sixth of October. One of you might become the next legate and lead Wyvern Peak, an honorable task indeed. I've been the principal of this university for decades, and my objective is to nurture talented people for Wyvern Peak. You're those talented people of Wyvern Peak, of Novemton. You're the daggers and brave generals for Wyvern Peak and Novemton, so tell me. What is your objective in becoming the legate? Shout out your answers! Chant our motto!" "Defend Novemton and its lands for as long as we live and never betray them!" the students shouted. "Well said!" Jeremy complimented as the students held their breaths as their blood boiled. Jeremy conti

“There’s a message in many things that most people think to be mundane or even normal. You just have to know what to look for.” “And you do?” I queried. “You know what to look for?” She nodded. “I’ve been a student of the gods since I was a little girl.” “Wow. A student of magic and the gods at the same time,” I said with mild amusement. “That’s impressive.” Her voice held a hint of defensiveness as she informed me that they go hand in hand. “The gods are behind almost everything that we do.” “Almost?” I said with curiosity. “Why almost?”

Since they had come to trouble him, David rolled his window down and decided to play along. “How can I help you?” David asked. “You! What’s your relationship with our two goddesses, huh? Why did they come to school in your car?” David looked the student up and down. He was not ugly, with a buzzcut, earrings, and donned in branded clothing. The student was probably some trust fund kid. David felt slightly confused. He did not understand how people like this got into Greenwood University. In David’s understanding, Greenwood University was the world’s most distinguished academy, and only geniuses with exceptionally good results got in.

Plus, from the looks of it, Lyla and Alana had become good friends and were dorm mates, which gave us the perfect opportunity to visit her whenever, making our baby sister an excuse, which would probably get us annoying banter from her, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Fuck! Shouldn't future kings be exempt from some rules? This was bullshit. Being here was a blessing in disguise because the goddess, with her far away from Jax and us as her teachers, gave us the perfect opportunity to make her fall for us. "I know, Cam! And she is perfect. Goddess, did you see those mile-long legs, athletic body and curves, goddess! I could've dragged her and fucked her in the first empty roo

I actually found out yesterday night that he usually helps her to study. From the bottom of my heart,I was so grateful to Gabriel for helping out with my daughter's studies. “That's great then!”The teacher said with a smile and I nodded,”Is there anything else that we need to know about Ariana?”I inquired and he shook his head in denial. “Nothing really.”He tilted his head to the side as though thinking if he had forgotten something. “She's a jovial student and that is a good thing.She gets along with others really well.”I know how playful she can be sometimes and there was no debate about it.

“I am WeiBer Delphin, a student, incompetent, useless, only using medical knowledge to make a living. I just had a patient invite me to see her at home, now come back, go through this street, and meet you here.” Students huh? If the Fire God León de Fuego were just a simple student like this young man, perhaps she could, like so many other youkai, write a love song in the human world's endless, persistent world. It's just a pity that from time to time, nature teases her, letting her meet a god without tears, so she can only look at the sky and suffer...

My name is Hank Ferguson. I'm a driving instructor. The driving school director's daughter, Louisa Chasey, just finished high school, so the director, Sharon Chasey, asked me to take her on for lessons. Sharon and I go way back. I was even Louisa's godfather. Louisa just turned 18, and she really grew into a fine woman. Her chest was a total handful, bouncing with every step like it was trying to break free. Her waist was so slim that I could almost wrap my hands around it. There wasn't an ounce of extra fat anywhere.

“That person looks very young, seemingly only in his 20s, but he's an expert in dry needling. I shamelessly begged him before he was willing to accept me as his student.” Goddard sighed. He had never acted so humbly in his entire life. In the past, others would beg him to accept them as students, but things took a complete reversal now. He knew that his action would indeed surprise everyone, but he did not think there was anything shameful to take someone so capable as his teacher.

“What kind of light are we talking about here?” Ava glared towards him; first of many that showed her true passion of what she was about to say. Making everyone want to hang onto what she was about to tell them. “Light of hope.” She glanced around with a shy smile. “Light of love, hope, and faith. Things that will put an end to this growing darkness and a guiding light for those that are lost.” “Where is God in all of this,” asked a female voice in many of the students.