It Movie Loser Club Novels & Stories

"Your assistant told mine." "I know," she said. "I let him." Something moved through his eyes. She turned toward the building entrance before he could speak. "Inside," she said. "We're not doing this on a pavement." She had chosen a members' club neither of them frequented — neutral ground, no familiar faces, the kind of place that understood discretion as a primary service. A quiet room near the back. Low lighting. A table in the corner that put a wall behind her and a clear sightline to the door.

"Aaron is the Alpha of the Black Shadow Pack—the most sought-after bachelor in the clans. Everyone knows he's been waiting all these years for Lily. Our future Luna will be her. You, no matter how pretty, don't even register in his eyes." His words sliced through me, cruel and precise. I clenched my fists so tightly my nails bit into my palms, but I had no retort—because every word he said was true. Seeing me speechless, Felix's lips curled into a lewd grin. His eyes gleamed with sick amusement.

Dominic was forcefully pulled off of me, but he still panted loudly and yelled in my face, "Let him die! What the hell do we still want to keep a monster like him around for? Get lost! Get out of this place! Get lost from my sight!" I crawled up from the couch and lightly touched my painful, swollen cheek. "Get lost…" I muttered softly, echoing him. "Yes! Get lost! Fuck off! Don't you ever let me see you again!" Dominic yelled. I looked at him and smiled. It was a genuine, sincere, and relieved smile. "Okay. I understand." I then turned and walked toward the balcony. This was the second floor, and right underneath the balcony was the courtyard, paved with hard marble.

I closed my eyes in despair and let the darkness swallow me whole. … When I woke up again, I was lying in a hospital bed. Voices drifted in from outside the door. "The doctor already said she's fine after getting her stomach pumped, so why is she still pretending to be unconscious? She's so pretentious," Sofia said. Their friends echoed her words. "Only Elio could stay with someone like her because he loves Sofia. If it were me, I wouldn't last a single day." After a long silence, Elio spoke. "The game's almost over. Don't let any accidents happen."

But now that she mentioned the name Kirby again, he wanted to know who he was. "Is Kirby someone special to you?" Brieanna met his gaze. That was for a moment and she stare back front. Guess she didn't want him to see her lonely eyes when she talks about the guy. "Kirby is my best friend. We met in a family reunion. He was not family, more of a distant cousin's friend. I don't know how but me and him got closed together and we would talk all the time about just our loneliness." She stopped to inhale and then sighed heavily. "But he is a damn loser! He suddenly disappeared without saying his goodbye to me. He just suddenly left me. Then I felt betrayed by the only person I trusted, the only p

Eventually, Veron could not take it anymore. "That's enough!! You people have no idea who he really is, do you!!" shouted Veron. "Veron, what are you doing?" said Oliver, surprised at Veron's outburst. "You know what Veron? For once that loser was right. What are you doing?" mocked Karen. "We all know he is the biggest loser in Metro City. The fact that he hired actors to pose as our bosses shows how desperate he is to shed his loser image." Aliyah added fuel to the fire.

“Is this your first time in a place like this? No wonder you’re so boring.” “I’ve been to plenty of clubs before,” I replied, holding back a scoff. “Just not ones like this. The ones I’ve been to were more upscale—elite members, gold cards, that kind of thing.” I didn’t mean to sound arrogant, but I wasn’t about to let her take jabs at me, especially with people nearby who might be listening. Matilda didn’t respond. She just grabbed my wrist and pulled me inside. The music blared around us, vibrating through the floor and walls. Instantly, a few people turned to look, eyes trailing after us, probably admiring the two well-dressed women who just walked in.

I watch as his face turns red, his eyes penetrating mine and I swear he is setting my soul on fire because everything he is saying is true. "I'm sorry! If I could go back and do things all over again I would." I cry out, feeling like utter shit. "But you cant. Shit! I can lose the Club." He hisses. "And if that happens, what's going to happen to the other girls? Where are they gonna go? What are they gonna do?" He asks me, shaking his head as he roughly pulls his jacket off the back of the chair, sending it crashing to the ground as he storms out of the room.

Gabby's day goes from bad to worse when she loses her job, catches her boyfriend cheating, and has her car repossessed. She seeks solace in a club where she meets Lance, is a mysterious man who offers her a A chance to forget her troubles. *********************** The bass thumped through the club, a relentless pulse mirroring the chaos in Gabby’s chest. Neon lights strobed across her face, casting her features in jagged, unnatural hues. She moved on the dance floor with abandon, her body a blur of frustration and desperation.

"The same way you lost me, same way your father lost your mother. The Kesslers don't get to keep the people they love." She walked away. Sebastian stood alone in the hallway, Cassidy's words echoing in his skull. The Kesslers don't get to keep the people they love. He didn't know if that was true. But he was terrified it might be.