Homecoming Novels & Stories

Bethany continued, "But things slow down at this time of the year and you’re only a cell phone call away. You said your mom has a fax machine so I think we’re good to go in case something pops up." "In a way, I envy you. Going home for the holidays is always kind of special and going all out on your mom’s project to help the Society group is the icing on top as far as good feelings go. If anyone can make it work, then it’s you.” Bethany smiled at her friend.

“There is an event happening next week that I want you to attend with me” “What event” “I long time friend came back and she is doing her home coming event here in Milan next Saturday so I want you to come with me” “Next Saturday, homecoming event?” Scarlet murmured “Why does that sound familiar?” She asked herself “What sounds familiar?” Diego asked Scarlet faced him fully “You said it’s a homecoming event happening next Saturday right?” “Yes” “And you said the person is a long time friend?” “Yes” “Oh mine, is it by any chance Laura Marlin’s event?”

one of the pack members exclaimed. Albert looked around at the people and smiled slightly in appreciation. "Welcome home," said Albert as he tilted his head towards Ryn, who stood to his right. "What are they doing?" the girl asked. "A homecoming party," Jayden replied with a big smile. Ryn opened her jaw. She hadn't expected such a festive welcome. The girl then turned to Albert and asked, "Was this all your plan?" "I didn't plan it," Albert replied. "We planned it," Jayden said.

"But homecoming will be so much fun" "Yeah for who?" I walk away "Us Baz! Just picture it; us dancing, having fun, maybe we'll even find boyfriends" she grins. It's like my own best friend doesn't even know me "oh and best part, Georgia!" Silver sees Georgia walking by and calls her over, "is it true your hot brother's band is playing at homecoming this Friday?" "Ew please don't call him hot and yes he is" "Baz her brother used to go here, remember Nel? He was a senior when we were freshmen"

he began, sneering. - you also find. It's almost laughable with all the things we've been through. I thought she would have noticed that we had grown up. I said, bringing back a little nostalgia under the cabin which I hastened to push away by talking to him about Derek who was beaten up by a grandpa after flirting with his wife because Mike doesn't need to know or rehash certain things and I hate to see him sad.

He puts his arm around me again. I force a smile. "Yeah let's go." I say as we take out our school ID's so the teachers at the doors can scan them. After that's done we walk inside the big gym where homecoming is being held. The music is loud and everything is semi dark since the theme is glow in the dark. The entire big gym is packed. "Do you want group photos for the yearbook?" A photographer says and I look at the guys. They all nod. After we're done with the group photo I take a couples photo with Justin.

A Homecoming was a peculiar experience. The house was exactly as I had remembered it—warm, cozy, with soft laughter and the soothing hum of a life I had lived. My uncle and aunt greeted me like I had never been away. My sister, although a little standoffish at first, soon got back into the habit of poking fun at me the way she used to. We had dinner together, a simple meal, but the best I had eaten in years. Not because of the food, but because of the people. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I was part of something normal.

"You… When did you prepare this?" I narrowed my eyes, tilting my head slightly as if I were thinking. "When, huh? Oh, right. On Chloe's birthday. The same day you took Skyla out to dinner." Aiden's entire body jerked. He looked at me, his face turning ghostly pale. … On the 87th day since Aiden moved back home, I checked my exam results online. Seeing the bright red word "pass" on the screen, I broke down in tears.

It was scheduled for the first Friday in October so dress shopping was a top priority. I ditched Owen, sending him to hang with his friends one Saturday and joined the girls for an afternoon of shopping and hanging out in the food court at the mall. Vanessa explained that, for the most part, Homecoming was the formal dance where girls focused on the shorter, sportier dresses saving the long formals for prom.

She reacted, "I'm sorry to tell you, but you've been in love with me for seven years." She stood up and pulled his wheelchair, saying, "Let's eat." They quickly had dinner together, and as they ate, Clint walked in, giving Adrian an invitation card. He said, "Halliport University wishes to invite you to the Grand Alumni Homecoming. They wanted you to represent your batch and give a speech, Sir." Adrian accepted the invitation. He studied it briefly before asking Riley, "Does Brian attend these events?" He never went to homecoming events. His memory of his college days was unpleasant after his accident.