Gumball Lesson Novels & Stories

You had given all the money to Natalie, and she even demanded that I grovel before her to earn the money. "They merely threw me a nutrient supplement after that and berated me, saying that a mutt like me is beneath an Alpha like you. I begged and pleaded, but the money never came. "In the end, Grandpa died in the hospital. I couldn't even afford a burial, so I had to dig tirelessly for 24 hours, just to make a grave deep enough to lay him to rest."

“I read the syllabus and we’ll be working on definite and indefinite articles along with phrasal verbs. If you put the word fuck in every sentence, you should at least pass.” He stared at me like I had two heads. My victory was sweet. I turned and entered the room. My ass might have had just a bit of extra swing. Gabriel took the seat next to mine. This was getting to the point that he had to be suspicious. “If you don’t have a pencil, just ask and I’ll loan you one,” I told him sweetly. He didn’t blink while he studied me. The teacher came in and took roll. Gabriel never stopped staring.

Our happy chit-chit got interrupted once the lecturer arrived. “Here comes Mr Grumpy, oh sorry I mean Gabriel,” he joked mimicking the old man’s voice causing me to laugh so loud, I had to hide my face so that Mr. Grumpy...ahem Gabriel did not call me out. Thank God, the class was still noisy as the last-minute students were busy settling down. It was impossible for him to hear. Without waiting for anyone or offering any greetings, the old man begun his lessons drowning me in all the mathematical equations and formulas I had to know.

He rubbed the toy around my slit, before shoving it inside of me. "Put your legs together and put your nose in the corner."

Bundles of crisp banknotes were stacked neatly inside the case. In an instant, every pair of eyes in the area was drawn to it. People around us gasped. Someone’s phone slipped from their hand and clattered to the floor. Others instinctively covered their mouths in shock. For a moment, the air itself seemed to freeze under the weight of that box of money. “How much is that?” “Oh my, those two were actually the impostors, and they even tried to mess with the real Miss Joni.”

The appearance of this object made everyone even more curious. “This game is called 'Dare, Drink or Dance,' and I am the creator of the game,” Karl proudly announced while continuing to smile at everyone. “The rules are very simple. This ball in my hand is actually a special ball and is called 'The Ghost Ball.' I will be the first person to hold this ball, but then I will pass it to the person next to me before the person next to me continues to hand the ball to the person next to them. The ball will continue to move from one hand to another until the ghost appears, and the person chosen by the ghost must choose between ‘Dare, Drink, or Dance.’ Can everyone understand the rules?”

"This term, do even better. Don't get carried away by the events of the term. Focus. Read hard. Future leaders—Gboza!" "Gboza!" the class shouted back. "Welcome again," he said, turning to the chalkboard. "We’ll start with the scheme of work. Bring out your notebooks. Let’s begin." As the chalk scratched against the board, the mundane routine of school returned. Bella’s rigid back and the suffocating weight of Samuel’s secrets pressed into the moment, hinting that the term ahead would bring more than anyone was prepared for.

11th March 2016 The bell rang just when Mr Hamilton had been giving his speech on states of matter, which we have been learning since kinder garten. Nobody had actually been listening to him, so when the bell sounded, everyone just rushed out without even noticing that Mr Hamilton was calling their names. Why would anyone listen? It was break time after all, and besides, Mr Hamilton was one of those teachers in every school students love to ignore.

Kendall said chewing gum so loudly. "If you're ready to learn, stop chewing that gum so loud. Isn't it affecting your thinking?" Dahila inquired wearing an irritated look on her face. "Much better." She said as Kendall stopped chewing loudly. "Now to the explanation." Dahila said and went on explaining to Kendall. Within ten minutes they were done. "Ohh wow, I didn't know it was this easy." Kendall said beaming with smiles. "I have to leave now." Dahila said and went out of the classroom.

“Eric, do me a favor. Let’s just drop this.” I looked at the sister I had doted on since we were kids and felt a chill run through me. I was just about to speak when a server’s voice suddenly came from outside the room. “Professors, this way please.” Eric’s eyes lit up. A flattering smile instantly spread across his face. “That must be Professor Jackson!” He quickly turned to the other students. “Everyone stand up! Let’s make a good impression!” “And you, clean up that mess on the table!”