Hermione Granger Yule Ball Novels & Stories

Harper pouted, pulling me in for a hug and patting my head sympathetically as if I was going through a particularly bad break up. I gave Amy an amused look over her shoulder which she returned with a smirk of her own. As much as I had panicked a little at not having anything good to wear for the Imperial Ball, I was positive it would take me a day at the most to pick out my outfits. Harper and Gia, though, seemed much more serious about the whole dress thing than Amy and I were. Pulling back from the hug, I looked at Harper. "It's okay, Harper, I'll just go buy a few dresses and it'll be fine." "No!" Gia exclaimed as if I'd committed a felony. "You can not go and buy any dresses for the Ball

"Of course i am, after drinking the potion from Azura my fever is cured" Azura sat up "We're going to a ball" the witch girl smirked. "It's been a long time since I came to such an gathering. I cannot wait" "You can't wait to find another boyfriend huh?" Lily sneered. Azura simply ignored her. But she didn't deny either "Ball? A gathering?" I have never attended such a event. I've only been to proms and my friends' birthday parties. And I don't like the crowd. I'm guessing the Lusevell party is something that involves boisterous crowd from sundown to sun-up.

"Girls, when you get into the ball please sit where your name is and don't move until instructed to do so. And lastly, have a wonderful night." We all exit the limo and I thank the driver for driving us to the night of our lives. "We're here." Genelia laughs. I join her. "Are you ready?" I ask. Genelia looks at me sadly and shakes her head. "Don't worry, babe, you'll be fine." I encourage her. She smiles at me and we proudly walk into the Central Hall to attend our first Mating Ball.

I feel so ashamed of myself. As soon as we arrived at the entrance of the huge castle, a butler bowed in front of Alpha Helen. "Alpha Helen of Golden Moon pack," The butler read from a piece of paper. "Welcome to the royal ball." The butler said respectfully. Alpha Helen nodded her head curtly, she never fails to degrade omegas, the butler was an omega. I smiled pitifully at him as we walked in.

From the doorway Gideon cleared his throat, “I know I am not a werewolf or your father, but I was hoping you would allow me the honor of escorting the girl I consider my sister to the ball.” I fanned my face and teased, “Okay you two don’t make me cry, I don’t have time to redo my make-up.” We left the mansion and crossed the grounds to where the ball was being held. The moon was just beginning to make its appearance and the apex would be a little more than an hour from now. When we stepped up to the entrance, it was a magical setting straight out of a fairytale. The tables were draped in white linens, decorated with long white tappers and hundreds of white roses and there were fairy lights

Bang! "Ava, open this door!" The sharp click of my stepmother’s heels against the floorboards made my stomach twist. Before I could even move, Lydia pushed the door open. She stood there holding a dress that looked both expensive and suffocating. "Look at you," she hissed. Her cold eyes swept over my tear-stained face with absolute disgust. "Crying over a boy who had the guts to throw you away. Get up. Wash your face. You’re going to the Lycan King's Ball."

Her confident expression wavered. And then I pulled away from her and walked off, leaving her standing there, staring after me with shock written all over her features. The Luna Ball was held in the grand ballroom of the neutral territory between packs. The space had been transformed into something resembling a palace, with chandeliers casting golden light across the high ceilings, silk draping the walls in shades of cream and gold, flowers arranged in elaborate displays that must have cost a fortune. All of it felt suffocating. Zade had insisted I attend, claiming it was important for campus representation or some other excuse that I had barely listened to.

Rem smiles softly and I have to forget he's really amazing with kids because that's one of the few good traits he has and I try not to think about those, "I want to invite you girls to the Winter Ball. It's this Saturday." "Oh," I let out, surprised it moved so fast. I reach to grab the invite—a small piece of laminated silver paper, decorated with snow flakes, inviting us to the Winter Ball in the Grand Hall. I was only in that place once, during the Summer Ball. And it was a damn mess, "Your Luna moves fast."

In a weird mix of emotions, Hazel didn't want to meet her parents; she hated them after all, not to mention that Thalia and Adrian were also going along, which made the ball even less exciting. She at least hoped she could be on her own either with Draven or Noah; they were the only men she felt comfortable with. She picked up a dark green gown, turned it around in her arms, then threw it on top of a chair. She didn't feel the allure of the dress, but then again she couldn't remember when last she had worn a dress and felt truly happy about it. Now she was just looking for something to get into and wear to a ball she had no interest in, a knock came from the door. "Come in," she said without

CHLOE Two hours later, I felt like a princess in my sparkling blue mermaid gown that accentuated my tiny curvy figure, as I walked down the stairs to the grand ballroom. This was it. The night of my graduation ball, I had planned to make it unforgettable. I had invited all the elite members of my class, the ones who were destined to be the future leaders of our pack. I had also prepared a special surprise for my boyfriend Jake, who had no idea that I was going to announce our engagement to my father, the Alpha.