Jane The Virgin Luisa And Rose Novels & Stories

ROSALINA P.O.V I stayed in my room all morning, curled up on the bed. The sunlight coming through the window felt too bright, too happy for a place like this. My stomach made a noise, but I didn't want to eat. Every time I closed my eyes, I saw Christopher’s face. I saw the way his eyes changed when I told him the truth. I’m a virgin. I never thought those words would be so hard to say. But saying them to a man like him felt like giving him a weapon. He was a monster, a mafia boss who killed people. Why did I care what he thought?

Jane said. “No worries. By the way, who’s the other person joining you?” Oh no. I didn’t go pale because of the question—but because of what they might say. I saw Virgilio’s sneaky grin, and my anxiety doubled. I swallowed hard. Whatever happens, happens. I’ll just punch Virgilio later if Jasper stops talking to me again. “Oh, it’s Jaimie. Jaimie Acaylar. Do you know him?” Virgilio said with a smile, dropping my ex’s full name. Jane turned away to hide her laughter. These witches. Trouble!

Veronica said "You are lucky you are still alive. The only reason I haven't killed you is that you didn't know that Rose was my beloved and your future queen, but if you ever so much as look at her wrongly, I will rip your heart out of your chest. This is the only warning I am giving you. Do you understand?" I asked "Yes, King Lestat," Veronica replied

I'm used to it. "Hey! You're too paranoid, Luke! I'm just going to make my bestfriend happy because he hasn't tasted a man yet!" My jaw dropped at what Rose said. Even though only the four of us heard that I could feel my cheeks smoke in shame. "Oh! You're still a virgin, ma'am?" Rita whispered. I looked at him so I immediately withdrew the question. Luke was obviously surprised by what Rose said. They don't know anything about my past. All they knew was that I was poor and my mom died. The rest of the happenings, they don’t know.

Someone was already sitting on the chair, glasses on her nose. “Good morning Miss Bella.” Bella stood up in an instant, bowing to the Queen. “Your Royal Highness. Very good morning to you too.” The Queen smiled. “This is your new student, Jane Rossetti.” Bella took a step forward, narrowing her eyes at the bartender, “I’ve read a lot about you. It’s good to meet you finally!” Jane felt her cheeks flush. The newspaper image of her didn’t do her any justice. They painted her as some low life and worst of all. A gold digger. Only if Bella understood that they are all lies.

She didn't plan for this, and just like her colleague said, she had no other way to save her dying brother except from this. Her colleague's voice from two nights before still echoes in Mariah's head. “You know there’s a website where you can sell your virginity?, I read this article—one girl made more than million dollars. Can you believe that? For one night.” She’d laughed while Mariah was up doing her morning shift. Though she is Mariah's colleague at work, They were nothing close and Mariah was very sure that her colleague would be out there somewhere laughing her ass out at her.

"Mickey, you're finally here. I was so scared. I had another nightmare. Tell me—tell me I escaped. Tell me I wasn't violated, right?" She clutched at him, desperate for reassurance. Her doe-like eyes shimmered with fear. Mickey wrapped her in his arms and gently stroked her back. "You got away. No one laid a finger on you. Don't be afraid, Rose. I'm here." Rose? Mickey, the woman in your arms—do you really believe she's your beloved Rose? Don't you know Rose is already dead? You killed her. My eyes stung as I watched another woman take my name and identity. And I could do nothing.

He casts a glance in Sophia's direction, and she laughs, her voice sharp and mocking. Honestly, Rose," Sophia says with a dripping sarcasm. "Who do you think's even going to date you after this? You should be lucky Luke was with you at all.". Luke laughs, his head shaking. "She's right, Rose. I mean, look at you. Who is going to want this?" He throws a hand out at me, his eyes stone-cold and dismissive. The words sting, every word a slap in the face, but I refuse to let them see how much their cruelty cuts.

Can the wedding go on? If I married Joel, he could help my family out of our desperate situation. However, he already thought of me as a filthy, loose woman. There was no way he would want to marry me. I dejectedly shook my head. My dad's last shred of hope was gone. He dazedly muttered to himself, "We're doomed. We're all doomed." Realization seemed to strike him as he abruptly questioned, "Why didn't Joel agree to the marriage? Didn't he say he would marry you as long as you're a virgin?"