Mary Sue Test Novels & Stories

“Yuna! You’re amazing! This is the perfect chance to shove it in their faces, right? I’m quitting right now!” An hour later, Mary was sitting in my office, proudly recounting all her “accomplishments.” "I, Mary Moore, who was once stuck in a job I couldn’t care less about, but still holding onto some weird sense of loyalty, slammed my company ID right into Mandy’s face, shot her a ‘I’m done with this’, and stormed out. Let me tell you, it was so smooth. “Oh, and just before I left, I even managed to sabotage her ‘money tree’."

“Oh, she’s going full shopping cart.” Kane frowned. “What does that mean?” “It means she doesn’t have what she needs, so she’s grabbing everything she can reach and hoping something incriminating falls out.” I tapped the page with my nail. “This isn’t a subpoena. This is a personality test.” Kane’s jaw tightened. “She can’t do that.” “She can try.” I slid the pages into neat piles—financial, personnel, security, medical—because my brain worked better when the chaos had labels. “And she’s banking on you panicking, refusing, and looking guilty.”

“If you’re not willing to, let me speak on your behalf. “The Smith family claimed to have several hundred years of history. To choose their sons-in-law, they requested every man to have the ability to control their desires. “To test that, the men have to drink a special concoction of aphrodisiac and stay in the same room as their fiancees for a night. To pass the test, they couldn’t do anything to their fiancees. “Winnie, I did agree to the test so that I could marry you. However, I failed eight times over three years. You clearly know the reason for my failure. Is it truly because I have no self-control?”

Maria I slowly open the box and take out the test. My hands tremble as I read the instructions. I follow them carefully, making sure to get enough urine on the strip. As I stare at the tiny stick, I feel like I'm holding my entire future in my hand. A sudden wave of nausea washes over me, and I wonder if it's just nerves or a sign that I really am pregnant. When it passes, I set the test on the counter and wait for the results.

Mary, undeterred, continued, "You've been in your room since the exams. Are you upset because you didn't do well?" Luna raised an eyebrow, her patience thinning. "How can you be so sure that I didn't do well in my exams?" Mary offered a condescending smile. "Luna, we're sisters. I've known you your whole life. Don't you think I can tell when something's bothering you?" "So, you're here to tell me I'm a failure, just like Mother?" Luna replied, her voice laced with sarcasm. Susan shook her head and said, "No, Luna, I didn't mean that."

Sharon speaks, Nick gets her juice, it's customary for everyone to get a drink whenever they visit, and she sips on the juice. "Whoa! This tastes expensive, my husband is doing well." Mandy look at her with a clenched fist. "Let me go straight to the point, I want you to leave him, you and I know that you are still after Noor and I know that you haven't gotten laid, so you have to agree to a maidenhood test." "Sharon, are you stupid or just playing dumb?" Mandy is at the peak of it. "Come on sister, it's easy for you to do this for me, I know you don't love him..."

Mary stood hyperventilating while staring at the mess on the ground and wondering what she must have done wrong to deserve it. "Do you ever get anything correctly in your pathetic life?" Mary stared wide eyed in silence at the frail old woman who was now pointing at her with her index finger. "We're you not told that I do not like too much cream in my coffe?" "I'm sorry Ms. Swansea but no one told me that" "Sounds more like it" the old woman fired angrily. "When you do not even know your job. You are only good at flirting and walking around the house dressed like a cheap slut"

As if even in this, she had defied his careful planning. Present Maria's laugh was a shard of glass, sharp and dangerous and nothing like the carefully modulated society laugh she had perfected as Michael Coleman's wife. "My blood? Let's test that." She grabbed Oliver's arm, pulling him close as he returned from across the hall, confusion and fear written across his young face. "Swab his mouth. Run the paternity test you've been avoiding for eight years." The words hung in the air like smoke after an explosion. Dr. Reeves's eyes widened, darting between husband and wife as understanding dawned. In the corridor, a nurse paused in her charting, sensing the shift in atmosphere even through the

Her chest sank as though the air had been stolen from her lungs. “No…” The word caught in her throat. Her fingers trembled. Maria’s eyes met hers, brimming with sympathy, but Amber barely noticed. The world seemed to tilt, the walls of the room closing in. She thought of Alpha Trevor, of his cold, demanding eyes, of the cruel sneer that always lingered in disappointment. If this test was negative, the consequences… she couldn’t even allow herself to imagine. Then Maria’s gasp startled her. “Amber… wait. Look. I… I think—”

"I care about finding out who did this to me." "Well," Dr. Evans said, her voice thoughtful, "there is one way to be sure. We can test your pills, see if they contain the correct hormones. It's a long shot, but it's worth a try." "Yes," Sierra said, her voice filled with determination. "Do it. Test them. I need to know the truth." ---