Novel & Cerita Hayley Greenhouse Academy

Even though it was Saturday, all the teenagers that were between the ages of 16 and 18 had to gather in the gym for an endurance training. This was so that the teen wolves in the pack, that included Hayley, could show case any skills and abilities they might have. 'Why do I always have to do this?' Hayley asked herself. Blowing strands of hair out of her face, the only thing she could do was run her mouth and somehow finish the obstacle courses they set up. Other than that, she couldn't go wolf, and she had no powers. "The changing room is open." Someone said. Hayley waited for everyone to pour in before she entered to change into the school's P. E gear, which was a pair of blue shorts and a

They all spilled out on to a large lawn where right in front of them, there stood a view, straight out of a Thomas Kinkade painting with a large mansion; "Welcome to Hale Academy!" xXxXx (End of Chapter One Word Count: 1972 Total Word Count: 7637)

While she was cooking lunch in the kitchen, she suddenly found herself in a bigger and fancier kitchen. While she stood in the bedroom after sneaking away from Rob's parents, she suddenly found herself staring down at a different kind of garden. A glass one at that. The transparent greenhouse revealed various kinds of vegetables and fruits. It made her heart race just like at the mall. And it made her want to reach out for it. Hailey knew this had to stop soon. She had to act fast. She must inform Rob as early as possible. He would take her to a hospital and she would be cured of whatever was about to happen to her.

I told him. "My lady, apologise but it's winter. The vegetables won't be able to survive the cold." He explained and I looked at him confused. "Yeah, that's why we need a greenhouse." I replied and he stared at me. "My lady, the ‘green house' you are talking about, is it a house painted with the green color?" Butler Rydel asked cautiously. I looked at him shocked and started chuckling. "No. Butler Rydel, it's a house that can store heat so we can plant even in winter." I replied and he looked at me surprised.

Joining her friends, Alyssa, Sienna, and Skylar, who chuckled at her stunt, she winked at them. “You finally got him, Hails,” appreciated Skylar. “He’s still staring at you,” whispered Sienna. “Let him. He should now know that I’m not one to be ignored. I’m back in his life for good,” swore Hayley, picking up a fruity cocktail. At eighteen, she had just graduated high school and joined her dad’s hotel empire to train under his expert guidance.

“If there’s more information, I highly doubt Gemma, or our cousin, would have sent us off without it. Think about it.” Hugo struggled with his frustration. The small buildings were hard to locate. Though they’d been easy to deal with. The greenhouse, however, shocked him. The greenhouse stood large and possessed several rooms. Each room, though overrun with plants that were overgrown or dead, functioned still. Even with broken windows and missing panes of glass. He needed to ward every window individually, one by one. No easy feat with broken glass, iffy lighting, and a fear of attack. The greenhouse lay in a shadowy grunge and Fear Mongers may use something like that to hide in if they felt

Haley found Cassie in the greenhouse. Cassie liked places where things grew slowly. Controlled. Intentional. Sunlight filtered through the glass ceiling, catching in the mist from the irrigation system. Rows of herbs and medicinal plants lined the tables. The air smelled clean. Earthy. Grounded. Cassie didn’t look up when Haley stepped inside. “I wondered how long it would take you to find me." she said calmly. Haley stopped a few feet away.

She pronounced it with invisible air quotes. Maya looked at me, and I could tell she wanted to make a cult joke, but the mood was too strange for it to land. Instead, she just shrugged, and said, “Lead the way, boss.” The greenhouse was set halfway down the bluff, a long hike over switchback paths that cut through groves of rosemary and succulents. From a distance, it looked like a crystal coffin, four walls of ribbed glass that caught the last bits of sun and threw them into rainbows. Tonight, though, the whole structure was pitch black. No lanterns in the walk, no ambient light inside. Even the small path lights that lined the stairs were off.

In fact, it wasn't only her, it was all of them. They stood in front of the huge gate, where the letters "H,A,I and L" were attached to the huge golden metal gate. "I can't believe it got grander, I've always thought it was already too much before, but seeing this now, it seems I got ahead of myself." Klare said, laughing lightly, remembering her first day at the college. Hail Academy was exclusive only for the elites, though every two years they do accept scholars with exceptional talents. "Skye...are you okay?" Aiden noticed she got quiet and stared at the school with a stoic look.