Guidance Counselor Glee Novels & Stories

"Just wait. I gonna thrust this damn cock in to you." He kissed her lips hard. Zea can't hardly breathe. She can feel his body pressing against her, ready to conquer her. The door crashed open, and both of them froze when they saw the Guidance counselor standing in the doorway. Mr. Hadrian, equally stunned by the scandalous sight. Zea scowled and thumped his forehead. "This dumbass, didn't even bother to lock the damn door." ***** GUIDANCE OFFICE, their favorite place to be. The guidance counselor continued to tap his pen on the table. Looking back and forth between Zea and Yohan. Zea shifted her gaze away, while Yohan's eyes stayed glued to the into the empty ceiling, completely unbothered.

"I've told you so many times, Kevin! Don't ever hang out with the Dnakes gang! What do you want to be, if you continue to be with gangsters who are as terrible as they are ?!" In the 'Counseling Guidance' room there were two people there. The Counseling Teacher who was sitting in front of Kevin, he was watching his student with a disappointed look. Kevin, who was scolded by the old man, just kept quiet. Mr. Zayn with a sharp gaze and a large build. He looks like a giant!

Jonathan was looking at me , expectantly. When I nodded yes , Maddie jumped on me and hugged me , telling me how she was proud of me. I was searching for my chemistry textbook in my locker when the speaker in the hallway turned on and someone spoke into it. "This is the school counselor, Sarah Cole. Miss Dahlia Grande , please report to the school counselor's office immediately. I repeat , Miss Dahlia Grande, report to the school counselor's office immediately. " I frowned. Why was the school counselor looking for me?

I said and the counselor smiled. "It's already late and I'm going home also. You may leave now," the counselor said. "Thanks again." I stood up and make my way out of the guidance office. I can smell something fishy on this school counselor but it's alright. Either she will strictly make her daughter, Althea, and Melanie do the punishment or let them get away from it, I don't care. As long as they won't hurt me again, it would be fine. "Elaine, what happened?" Lesley asked me. She and Jackson were waiting for me here outside the guidance office.

I could feel eyes penetrating my skin like a hot blazing dagger. I entered Mrs. Gupta’s office during break period to sign up for the music club even though I did not want to be a part of it. But I had to in order to right the lie I told Ted and Emily. I stepped into Mrs. Gupta's office and saw her going over some documents with Claire. I wanted to turn my tail and run but Mrs. Gupta’s eyes swing up to me… “HH! What are you doing standing there?… come in” most teachers in Fothoman High including principal Gaffney calls HH, short for Hailey Hayes.

"Uh, I can't do that Gerald, don't want to be talking about one school, huh, I just beat the skipper, so guide him." "It must be, this is character guidance, not just writing guidance." "Hand over." "Don't forget, it's a bit far from school, and just follow it this time." "Canteen don't forget either." I just rolled my eyes lazily. No longer teacher-student, but he acts like two crazy friends, who have been friends for more than 100 centuries.

Her tone was laced with unquestionable arrogance. “Impossible! Check again! He’s Zephyr Golding, the valedictorian of our high school. He has to be here!” She was convinced that no matter how angry I might be, I would not dare to actually skip orientation. Could I even survive without her, Eula? I was just throwing a tantrum. I was probably hiding in some corner. I was waiting for her to find me, then I would cry and beg for her forgiveness. A flash of displeasure crossed the orientation counselor’s face.

Usually when someone says, 'yippee! It's the beginning of a new semester,' I'm like yeah! This is going to be so boring!!! Same old bullies, miss popularity and Mr. charming walking around causing trouble and breaking hearts... But this year, things are going to be a lot different. See it's my last chance to make a name for myself, leave my legacy behind and all that crap. Well at least that's what my guidance counselor suggested. In the past I've been known as the weird, quiet type voted most likely to be forgotten after graduation.

[POV: Lewis] (Location: Edinburgh) The school counsellor's name was Mrs. Gallagher. She met them in the corridor outside her office at half past nine, the drawing already in her hand, and she led them inside before saying anything beyond good morning. The room was small and deliberately neutral — two low chairs, a plant, a box of tissues on the table. She sat across from them and placed the drawing face-up between them without preamble. Lewis looked at it.

She wasn't used to being lectured. Sitting in the guidance counselor's office, listening to Mr. Weaver drone on and on about her grades and her attendance, Lacy wanted to scream. All these adults -- her teachers, her counselors, her mom -- couldn't shut up about school and college and homework, but she was sick of it. She was tired of being the flawless, model student -- straight A's, honor roll, perfect attendance. She just wanted to enjoy her childhood.