Novelas y relatos de Homecoming

"Good luck with that one. He's seriously gone off the rails this time." "Come on! I'm sure he'll let you go out with friends, right?" said Conrad. "Oh yeah, probably," I replied, not selling it very well. Zander scowled again, but his jaw was set with stubbornness. "What about the big dance coming up?" Ruthie answered for me. "Homecoming is different. It's a rite of passage. The old man wouldn't dare stand between a girl and Homecoming. Don't worry, I'll make sure she goes."

The night was falling and sarah was growing restless, willow had brought her dinner upstairs for her and the eighteen year old had been acting weird but she had always been like this, willow had hidden one of the wooden spikes under sarah's bed remembering how noona used to do the same for the both of them, she didn't know if it had any significance but willow was ready to do anything to make sarah feel better. her heart had been in her throat as she walked down the long hallway to her room, then it all started. Willow jumped as the loud howling of wolves rang in the area, as if a whole pack had gathered outside her house and had started howling. She stopped a few meters away from the huge w

He smiled in my direction before starting his lesson. The loudspeaker crackled as we exited class and the Principal, Mr. Rhoads spoke from overhead, "Good morning students of Graves High School, I have a few announcements. Tomorrow is prom, let's not forget to get all the votes for this year's homecoming royalty, again those nominees are Karter Jenkins, Scott Cooper, and Bryan Price for homecoming king. Nina Martinez, Jayla Stewert, and Euphemia Winters for homecoming queen." He paused taking in a deep breath. "School is a week from ending, please remember to grab your yearbooks, clean out your lo

Scarlett: Remember what I told you, the boys aren't the same as when you left Ruby: I remember. I'm sure that its just an act, just like you. Scarlett: Maybe but I doubt it. When will you be here? Ruby: Next week. Thursday. Right before school starts. Scarlett: I'm so happy. Junior year with my girls! I'll see you soon! Ruby: Bye, Scar. Love you Scarlett: Love you too. I grinned as I hung up. I was so relieved to have my cousin coming back. She was my best friend and I loved her dearly. I just hoped that she was happy here. Rose Hilss was quite a change from New York and it wasn't the same town that she left.

"If you must know, it's for Homecoming. Come again? "Homecoming?" I asked, disbelief dripping from my tone. "Do you need a definition?" He scowled. "I know what Homecoming is!" I snapped. "So why are we still talking?" He asked. "I wasn't planning on going to Homecoming," I lied.

Colene didn't say anything at first, but she soon grumpily ran her fingers through her hair and hit the table. "There's a high school gathering in two days." "And what's so annoying about that?" "My … ex came back to the country. He'll be there too." "Can't you not go?" "They even tagged me in the group chat. I'll look like I'm guilty of something if I don't go," Colene complained while rolling her eyes. "It's alright. There's nothing to be afraid of. I'll go with you." Colene immediately flashed a bright smile and pecked Gabriella.

He asks me as I pull the car out of the parking lot and into the drive way. "No, I'm only dropping you back in the evening," I reply. "So, where are we going?" he asks curiously as we enter the high way. "Let's go to my home?" I ask, tilting my face. "Home?!" he squeals as if shocked. "Yeah, what's wrong? Don't worry. There's nobody at my home right now." "There's nobody?" he asks, his eyes wide. "No, there's no one. Aiden went to the university to work on his project. He'll be back only evening. Mom and Dad will be even more late when they come back from work. I'll make you lunch."

A sudden, heavy hush fell over the entire hall. "Traditionally, the bouquet is meant for an unmarried woman, but it represents so much more than just marriage—it represents happiness. As my best friend, I want to pass this happiness on to you." Bella glanced at Yuliana and went on, "And I want to congratulate you for finally being able to stand beside the man you've loved in secret for so many years." Charlie, who had worn an impassive expression the entire time, finally showed a flicker of a reaction.

Her smile snapped back into place as she slipped back into her honey dripped persona. “Anyway,” she said. “Homecoming’s next week. Blanchard’s running it, which—ugh, I hate him—but that means the party’s gonna be insane.” “You know I won’t be going,” Maya said flatly. Genevieve sighed with theatrical disappointment, like she’d expected nothing less. “Worth a try. Don’t worry, we’ll send you loads of pictures.” Maya grinned—or at least, she tried to as she clinked her paper cup against Genevieve’s with mock cheer. “I’ll be waiting.”