Honey I'm Going On Strike Novel Novels & Stories

Astrella Honey's point of view The wind off the Hudson had teeth, but the moment the Javits Center doors hissed shut behind us, the chill was replaced by the hum of a thousand voices and the thick, unmistakable scent of expensive lattes and overpriced funnel cake. I looked down at our table. The stacks of books were still there, crisp and smelling of fresh ink, looking far too professional for something that had started as a messy draft on my laptop. “Check the line,” I said, my voice hitching as I wrestled my gloves off. “Are they lost? Do they think we’re giving out free snacks?”

"I'll be back before you know it. Be good for Aunt Cassie and Uncle Collin, okay?" "We will, Mommy!" Jaydee exclaimed, her eyes shining with excitement. With a final smile and a wave, Via headed out the door, her heart filled with determination. As she made her way to the interview, she couldn't help but feel a sense of hope wash over her. No matter what the outcome, she knew that she was taking the first step towards building a better future for herself and her children.

Smiling softly, he said, "That's impossible. You know I only have eyes for you." I looked at him. My lips curled into a smile. Sally couldn't keep her mask on any longer. With a huff, she grabbed her bag and stormed out. As she left, she muttered, "I'll go home now". I watched her storm off with a satisfied smile, thinking, "Does that sting, Sally Bayer? Don't worry, the worst is yet to come."

“To the bride and the groom. Here’s to our new start.” Fireworks lit the sky above our heads, and the day was everything I could ask for. A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR Thank you so much for reading Resisting Her. It took me a lot of time to get this book out since the release of the Getting Over Him in January 2019 because of some personal issues that threw me off balance. This story is so close to my heart, because this is so relatable to my personal life, excluding fictional twists to keep you entertained, while the core remains betrayal and moving on. Check out Getting Over Him, which is written in Arianna’s POV if you haven’t read it yet.

But Honey was new to this, she stepped out of the crowd, looking at me with pleading eyes. “Lorenzo, please don’t kill her. She is telling you the truth,” Honey begged, tears pooling in her eyes. Her voice broke as she spoke and if the stripper wasn’t still looking red, one who had thought Honey was the one I had strangled. “She is innocent,” Honey continued with a cracked voice. I shot Honey with a cold glare. “How do you know she is innocent?”

After the jewelry store incident, Sadie arrived a few minutes later and asked Kya what happened. And instead of talking about it while walking, they have decided to get a bite to eat. Kya slid into the booth across from Sadie. “God, I missed this,” Kya said, stealing a chip. “Not the nachos—well, maybe the nachos—but us. Sitting here, talking trash about people who deserve it.” Sadie smirked. “You mean humiliating the bitches? I almost wish I’d been there to see Maya’s face when she realized she couldn’t afford the box the necklace came in.”