Ladybug Comic Novels & Stories

I should have followed suit but I figured I should fix whatever it is that was overworking Pete. ‘What's wrong Pete?’ I asked gently but the response almost made me jump. ‘Everything is wrong Aurora. From your classless baggy pants, and an extra-large polo to these hungry-looking hunting boots, and then, there's your boring hair that you never let out of that prison called a bun. Why can’t you wear hot dresses like your friend Catherine? See how adorable she looks. I’ve told you time after time, you are fat Aurora, wearing all these big clothes does not help at all. You look like a 21st-century Panda. Gosh! I don’t know why I’m still stuck with you, honestly.’

Author's POV Pearl's bright blue eyes sparkled with amusement as she chatted about her aversion to bugs. "Oh, I thought something was on my hair. I really don't like bugs, especially spiders, but I do love ladybugs and butterflies because they are cute, unlike the rest of the bugs," she said, her slender fingers brushing against her curly brown hair.

“She was crying because I put her down.” “She's sleepy.” Gia yawns, straightening herself. “Goodnight, bring her over when she's done falling asleep to ladybug.” Gia ruffles my hair and walks away, leaving me with Layla. My gaze switches from her to the television, unable to believe what it took to pacify her. Layla giggles when one of the characters hits himself with his own magical yo yo, she's focused on the television, so focused that I too look at it, trying to see what is that she's interested in. It's a superhero cartoon, the characters seem to be in love, they don't know who the other is behind the mask. It's interesting, there's also a villain that turns innocent butterflies evil, I

I had nothing left but shards to try to glue. Coming from the side garden through the wide window, a vivid ladybug landed on my hairbrush. For a fleeting moment, I observed the red that painted the insect, its wings opening as she prepared to take off, and when she left, I took a look at the head of my bed, where a sticker with that same insect was.