Little Cassie Novelas e Histórias

Grabbing my bag, I headed out for the day. Classes went okay—another solid environmental science lecture on coastal ecosystems that reminded me of our family’s new cliffside home. But as I crossed the quad toward the library during a free period, I spotted Cassie. She was leaning against a tree with two of her friends, blonde hair perfectly styled, looking every bit the queen bee everyone claimed she was. The moment she saw me, her eyes narrowed, and she strode over, blocking my path. “Stay away from him,” she warned, voice low and sharp, arms crossed tightly. “Smith is mine. Whatever game you’re playing by getting his attention—stop it. Freshmen like you don’t belong in his world.”

I let out a snicker and nodded earnestly. “Don’t worry. They are all untouched.” … Caught in the temptation of hot hunks and wealth, Cassie pulled together a million bucks in just three days. With the funds hitting my account, I graciously pulled up the social media profiles of the three boyfriends and asked Cassie which one she’d like to begin with. After much consideration, Cassie chose to unlock Camden Forest, a young scientific prodigy. “I’ll go with him. He’s like the boy-next-door type, very approachable. I should get him wrapped around my finger in no time.”

She laughed loudly,it sounded like a dog barking. I turned and left the room,my rage might be forcing me to do something murderous but my heart was being yanked in a different direction. *** Cassie was a thug,it's hard to believe she'd once been rich,proper and all that weird stuff,she looked like she was born on the streets. “Here.”she pulled up to an alley and pointed at the narrow shady path. “Use this route and bend to your left,you'll find the janitor's uniform and then you can continue upwards,just cosplay as a janitor,and say you were scheduled to clean the room.”

Cassie’s POV My jaw dropped to the floor. I had never had a proper job like this, but I was sure that no one treated their boss this way. "Angel, you should at least show me some respect in front of my new secretary," Mr. Ross said with a smirk. "After your funeral, maybe. But since you survived the car accident, no. And of course, Cassie will see how I mess with my boss, so I might as well show her I can be the office's resident bitch," Angel teased.

Mom was best friends with Randell's mom, Hilary Jacobson, and she had also apologized profusely to Mom before for this incident, so Mom decided to just let it be for Hilary's sake. But now, since Randell had come knocking on the door instead, Mom didn't need to hold back anymore. She stopped him at the door and forbade him from entering the house. "Randell Lautner, Cassie has already transferred to a Merunican college abroad. "Oh, you didn't know that? She never told you after all? "That makes sense. You nearly got her killed in the middle of the night after all. I bet she'd never forgive you for the rest of her life."

She excused herself and gave him a little peck on the lip before bolting out. **** The clock on Nicholas’s office wall ticked toward five, the late-afternoon sun filtering in through the blinds and landing across his desk. Cassie stood just inside the doorway, her bag slung over her shoulder and tapping her phone absently. Nicholas leaned back in his chair, glancing up at her. “Ready to head home?” She hesitated. “Actually… no. I, um, have a mini hangout tonight. Just some old classmates from my design course when I was in high school. I haven’t seen them in years and they are suddenly in town today.”

Cassie’s eyes twinkle and a smirk lights up her face immediately, “Ah! Later. You’re already so anxious to give Levi the gift of hot sex.” “Oh my God, Cassie!” I whisper, embarrassed, but Cassie only scoffs and rolls her eyes as she responds, “Relax, Lyra. It’s not a big deal. You’ll be fine.” Cassie’s gaze is roaming the club now and when I look around, almost every guy is staring back, but definitely not at me. Cassie looks stunning in her champagne gold dress. She’s pretty and popular on campus and it’s been that way ever since we started being friends.

Cal wouldn’t have told her. How could she know he’d had a vasectomy if…. Jacob fell onto her sofa and let himself laugh. Truly laugh, for the first time in a long time. His head fell back and his smile grew so wide it had cracked across his face. What Marlow had said last night was true. Cassie was too smart to fall for Coral’s stories without investigating. Cassie was too passive letting him sleep with her the night before. And she’d been way too good in bed. She’d taken over with too much confidence to not remember how. Cassie wasn’t asking him questions she would have been if she’d really lost all her memory. Cassie didn’t even have the same drive for the same interests she had when she w

She took a seat while Anderson busied himself with serving her. As they settled in, Anderson asked casually, "So, you didn't tell me about your new driver who dropped you home last night…” Cassie's expression shifted slightly, a hint of amusement dancing in her eyes as she thought about Kyle. "Oh, Kyle," she began, her voice tinged with a mix of fondness and exasperation. "He's just a guy from high school who's always had a crush on me. Nothing more," she explained, her tone light yet matter-of-fact. "Besides, he's getting married soon to Serena, so there's nothing to worry about. He offered me a ride because it was late, and my phone happened to die, so I couldn't call for a cab," she concl

“Fine. But I’m keeping the lights on.” Cassie cackled. “Deal.” She leaped off the couch and grabbed the remote, already searching for the movie. “Okay, ladies, get comfy. We’re about to enter the world of gore and terror.” Mica hopped up, stretching. “I’ll get snacks. Anyone want anything specific?” “Fries, please!” I called. “Extra chips,” Cassie added. Gladz hesitated. “Maybe a bar of chocolate? To counteract the trauma?”