Little Women Novels & Stories

Gina smiled not paying attention to Octavia, She was about to say something regarding Monty Snow to defend her obsession but she was cut off by one of the workers in the store. "Welcome to Monty Snow, how may I be of assistance to you beautiful ladies?" the lady asked with a smile on her face, all the workers knew how expensive the clothes were in the store which meant that their customers were wealthy and needed to be treated with kindness and respect, even though the three ladies didn't dress elegantly as they all were wearing just a pair of jeans and top, she could still tell they were wealthy or from wealthy homes. "Thank you, love, just show us all the good stuff," Gina smiled back at h

The faint smile she wore vanished, and her eyes filled again, overflowing before she could blink them back. “I don’t know your past,” Lila began, her voice shaking as tears streamed freely down her cheeks, “but trust me you’re the coolest person ever.” Her words came out in a rush, broken by the sound of her own sobs. “Your reputation might be dangerous, and maybe you’ve done a lot of bad things in the past, but to me, you’re the coolest.”

I acted like Roana, no other persons know besides the maids, the professor, and my mom. "Stand straight, chin up be proud, walk with class and confidence," Mrs. Levine said, slowly tap my shoulder with the stick she's holding I gasp and did what she said I look straight at the door, slowly walking. "Good, Good! Montenegro blood child, you should act and talk like one," She added, her strict-looking face with her glasses was making it more intense. I did what I needed to do, I act and walk like Roana, even talk like her. I slump at the bed tired of my lessons the entire day but I want my freedom, engagement over freedom? would I really like that? I shrug the thought away and decided to sleep.

Drowning in the billows of fragrant blossoms, Little Wells looked lovely and peaceful. She was dispatched here after the decisive rout of Wulfstan troops on the Western front. After the years of blood, mud, screams of the wounded and cursing of the dying, the post of a rural nurse, responsible for the new clinic opening in the village, was as close to paradise as she could imagine. Then Alex, Krasnov’s cousin, came back—half of his right leg missing and his brown hair gray—but alive.

She knew she was many things but she never pegged herself to be a coward until that moment. Sindhu had never shied away from anything since young… When she made a mistake, when she screwed up, she always bravely accepted it. Same way, when she felt something, she had never deterred from it… she never cared about how it might look to others. It was the case when it came to her best friend Aarav or John. She liked their company… strictly speaking, she had heard and seen people give her a peculiar look with the way she got along with both of them… her own mother thought she was going out with Aarav when she was in college… but she never cared because she knew deep down who she was. And she knew

“Yeah. She studied in France so I haven’t seen her in like 4 years or so. She graduated from college last two Months I believe” “Okay” I said. “Anything wrong?” Hayden asked me. “Of course not” I answered and concentrated on the guests. There was a music playing at the background and I was dying of boredom. Later on, everyone settled down and the birthday girl was called out. She came downstairs and I looked up at her. She has a blonde hair, hourglass figure and fascinating appearance. “Thank you all for attending my 23rd birthday. I really appreciate it.” She said smiling at everyone and when her eyes met with Hayden’s, she smiled warmly.

Reese is up at 630 a.m. She wants to have plenty of time to eat and dress before Ali arrives to pick her up. She can’t believe how lucky she is to have landed a job at the Butterfly building working for Luca Myles. Luca Myles is not only good looking, but he is smart and well mannered, she thought. “And Hot!” she said out loud.

“Let you be? You’re really asking me that? After today? After the dean threatened your scholarship, after that damn video ruined your reputation—you’re back here undressing for some masked creep? You’re gullible, Summer. Dangerously gullible. Or maybe you just enjoy destroying yourself. Which is it?” Her face flushed, tears glistening in her eyes, but she didn’t back down. She jabbed a finger into my chest, hard. “You don’t know anything about me! You think you can just swoop in and judge? You have no idea what I’m fighting for— who I’m fighting for. Clyde needs me. I need money. I need—”

Same jaw, same eyes, none of the softness that sometimes broke through when Adrian forgot to control his face. "So this is him," Marcus said, to Adrian, not to me. Like I was a specimen. Like I wasn't standing three feet away with a working set of ears. "This is Julian Cross," Adrian said. "My partner." "Cross." Marcus turned to me at last, and his eyes went over me the way you'd check a used car for rust. Shoes. Jacket. The bag I'd had since freshman year with the strap I'd repaired myself with packing tape and a needle. "Full scholarship, I assume."

“Do you know how much these cost?” “No,” I said quickly. “But I know how much my rent is, and it is… less.” His jaw tightened. “Stand up.” I obeyed, clutching my bag as it might save me. “You’re new,” he said. “Yes.” “You’re late.” “Yes.” “You’ve ruined my shoes.” “Yes.” I nodded at every accusation because they were all true and because I had a strong feeling denying anything would end badly. “Name,” he demanded. “Lola.”