June First Novels & Stories

June on the other hand was acting as if I was her best friend, and this was the first date she was assigned to assist me with. "Uhmm about that... Well I was hoping you could give me a few pointers on what to wear because I certainly don't have anything that looks decent enough." I stammered along with that explanation, but June immediately shushed me back to silence with her smooth, slender finger pressed to my lips and her lipsticked lips emitting a long shushing sound.

June anxiously stood outside Sonia's door, waiting for her dear friend to open it. As soon as the door swung open, June couldn't contain her excitement and immediately wrapped Sonia in a warm hug. "Sonia!" June exclaimed, her voice filled with genuine joy. Sonia, slightly taken aback by June's unexpected visit, asked, "June, what are you doing here?" "I came to see you," June replied, her arms still tightly wrapped around Sonia. Together, they walked into Sonia's cozy apartment.

Ademi handling logistics. June was six weeks away. Stanford launched June first. I was going to be ready. And functional when I got there. That was everything.

I almost calmed down; until I looked at Marge's face. Nothing. Albert slowly opened his eyes. He blinked several times then looked at his phone. "6:54. 1st of"-his eyes opened wide-"July!?" Albert exclaimed. "I thought June has 31 days!" he hurriedly stood up, grabbed a flask filled with vodka from his bag and raised it as a form of a toast. "Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit!" he downed the bottle and got ready to face the new month before him as the ominous dream he just had lingers around his conscious during the entirety of his breakfast.

I dropped back against the couch cushions. “His first girlfriend, huh?” The words slipped out before I could stop them. June immediately turned toward me, amused. “You’re dating him and you didn’t know that?” I opened my mouth. Then closed it again. Because honestly? Good question. June shifted fully toward me now, tucking one leg beneath herself as a mischievous glint entered her eyes. “You know,” she started slowly, “there’s actually something I’ve been dying to ask.” That tone never meant anything good. I arched a brow cautiously.

Olivia I like my job, this is my first time working and I find it quite fun, even though I have to go home late but now I know what it's like to be a Hunter with his hectic problem. During a month of working with Darren, I began to understand how he works, and what he does all day, not only because I am his assistant, but because there are not many things he does personally, the time he spends in one day is just meeting with many clients for his business.

June's mom looked at me. I could tell she wasn't sorry at all. Once, a long time ago, June's parents and mine were best friends. Our moms had even gotten pregnant at the same time. I was born in the last few minutes of the 31st of May while June was born in the first few minutes of the 1st of June. Hence, our names. However, something happened when June and I started high school. Something changed. The week long sleepovers became less frequent. Slowly but surely, June's mom changed from Aunt Summer to June's mom.

Sasha Jones Morales He runs his hand over his jaw and I begin to pray inwardly. Knowing that I am not a model believer is quite revealing of the state in which I find myself. He's fucking hot and I just want to collapse onto the floor. “I thought you were starting tomorrow. June told me it would be the 17th.” “No, I said the 16th.” “You said 17.” “Oh but!” she gets impatient. “We’ll see then!” her friend retorts, taking out her phone.

June felt one growing across her face too as blood rushed to her cheeks. “So last night... we actually..” she started, picking at the leftover eggs on her plate. “Yeah.” He answered, his face softening. “Are you okay?” “Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I-I wanted it.” She stuttered out as more blood rushed to her face, causing her to be beet red. “Like I said last night, your first time was supposed to be more..special. So I promise you, June Summerfield, to give you a proper first-time next time.” He said as a half-joke, which earned a small smile from June.

The weekend comes, and June is yet to receive the invite to the said party. It was one of the most anticipated engagements in the history of South City. A large number of important elites of the community had publicly declared their attendance at the event, congratulating the couple as soon as they received their invites. June decided to focus on her work and invest more in recruiting more members of the team ahead of the launch. Her goal was to have the first company project kick off before the official opening of JL Architectures, so she had a lot on her plate.