Losers Novels & Stories

"Go on." "Former alpha Oscar pair is the second runner-up." I look at Rupert who was expecting to be in that position still he is not, I run my hand on his shoulder. "Come on dear, you don't have to be that way, at least, we are not the loser." Those words gave him reassurance, when the losers were announced, it turned out to be Lauren and Alice, the guard asked them to come on stage to receive their punishment, which was, for them to pick a card and whatever they saw on it that is what they will do.

Karmaa had come back for Aslan. “No, you won’t. You will only understand it your way.” She stood up and he stood up with her. She wiped her eyes and said, “I lost everything on this poker table, didn’t I? Now I will win everything back. Mr. Aslan Parker. I bet myself, and if I win, the prize is my freedom.”

Losers! The coach said again. "Who are we?" "Losers!" The coach and the team were repeating this 3 times before each match. "Then one more time," said the coach. "Who are we?" "Losers!" Coach took a deep breath and shouted. "So what are we going to do today?" They shouted like crazy to the whole team. "We will win!" The coach and team are one soul. Therefore, they should not have lost their souls. The coach has been working on this match for days. He had analyzed the opponent well.

I declare firmly before smirking. Josh, as the biggest loser, would have to come in second because he can't be the winner of losing, so he's still a loser even at being a loser.

I feel our tail wag again. "My name's Leonder, but my friends call my Leo" He starts rubbing the sides of our face. There's nothing in his eyes but adoration and contentment as he stares into Honour's dark blue eyes. He glances back over at his jeep, it's still running and the driver side door is wide open towards the road.

Everyone voted and Luna was the winner and next to her was Ezekiel, Zachary, Soheila, Sirene, Hansel, Hector, and Maximo was the loser that's why he will be the one who'll clean the mess later. "I should make a lot of mess so that we can see our Young Master Maximo cleaning." Zachary teased. "I'll use a lot of plates so that Maximo will wash it." Luna said. All of them teased Maximo, however, Soheila suddenly stood up and said: "The last two losers will clean later." She said that made Hector froze. "What? Why?" He asked. The five birds, Soheila, and the siblings laughed and teased Hector. Hector's face was red when they teased him. He can now feel what Maximo

Layla replied. "All right." I stood up. "Where are you going? It's hot on the volleyball ground. The class is about to start." Dylan interrupted. "Say present for me if miss Leyan called my name for attendance," Gabe said to Dylan and pulled me out of the IR. <> <> <> <> <> (V. Ground) Our opponents are Feline, Rian, and Jervis. Me, Layla, and Gabe. “The loser will pay anything for the winner,” Jervis said.

I don't know why but Kate being this close to me makes me happy and uneasy at the same time. I didn't bother removing her hand from hugging me. I love it anyways. The both of us watched Dhaile and Unah battle as they speed up their typing speed. The sound of keyboard clicking became louder as the time passed. I can also see that their hands are shaking while typing. No one really wants to lose. "Done!" someone shouted with a smug face for the loser. The loser stumpped her feet on the ground, looking very annoyed. Guess who the loser is?

CHAPTER 50 LOU “Okay. Here’s the result” Everyone became silent again as Kath started speaking. “The losers are...” it feels like there is a drum roll effect that is now playing in our ears. I looked at my friends and they looked nervous as well. Hmm, I think this isn’t scripted because they will not feel the same as much as I do if this is a prank. “The losers are Lester, Eloisa, and Jane” and we sighed as we heard the losers. We also laughed because of the reaction of the three. Hoogh! I feel relieved.

After the SAT, the five of us childhood friends got together and played a game to test how well we knew each other. In the first round, my best friend, Millie Thyme, asked, “If one of us was stranded in the countryside in the middle of the night, who would you rescue first?” The three boys, all of whom others had teased to be my future husbands since we were kids, wrote her name without hesitation. Someone joked that they had read each other’s minds. Millie’s face turned red as she explained, “Maybe because I’m the biggest scaredy-cat. Hailey is so capable. She wouldn’t need anyone to rescue her.” They all nodded in agreement. However, they had forgotten that when I was stranded in the