Griffin Gluck Sabrina Carpenter Novels & Stories

“Good morning to you too.” “Good morning, Miss Gabriella,” Sabrina said, and her teacher grinned. “Good morning, Sabbie,” She replied then averted her focus to me, “You didn't work that hard just to be called Miss, Attorney Perkins. You are not just a lawyer, you are a senior advocate of our country.” I had never told her that, so I instantly knew that Sabrina must have probably done so, given how she was obsessed with telling everyone, both strangers and the people we knew, that her mummy was a “senior abrigate”.

he snapped. Sabrina. That woman. If I would be asked to choose between Autumn and Sabrina, I would choose Autumn. Without a doubt. Sabrina was the worst woman that you could fall with. She was hiding a lot of skeletons under her closets. I did not know if the beta was aware of that. Maybe he was not seeing how he kept on staying at the woman’s side. Without fail.

"Come on, Reyna. We've all done bad things at some point. You don't have to end it this way. They'll probably give you a longer jail term but you can hire very good lawyers and they could reduce your sentence." The fact that Sabrina sounds so gentle bugs the life out of me. It irritates me because... that's not who she's always been. As she keeps talking to Reyna, I approach them quietly, like a tiger eyeing it's prey, ready to pounce on it. The moment my mind tells me to grab the gun, I don't hesitate. Her hand is loosely holding the gun and I snatch it away from her and when she turns to face me with Carla plastered against her, Sabrina jumps on top of Reyna and chokes her from behind. I p