Materi Novels & Stories

, Kingsley my friend said as soon as he saw me entering the classroom. “Hey bro. Am cool”, I answered as we exchanged handshake. The Morning assembly hasn't commenced yet as it usually commenced around 7:45 in the morning. I used the few minutes left to discuss with my friend Kingsley. We discussed some bugs that had occurred in the chat system we were coding. I told him of a better way of securing the log-in form so users don't have have to insert malicious data into the database causing it to crash and he showed me a sketch of the message page which I loved.

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Matt and Mark both introced themselves to the class, a couple of the girls staring at the both of them. “Good, now lets start the class,” he said, turning towards the white board and grabbing a marker, “Chemistry is an important factor in our lives, it is the study of matter and the process of one or more substances causing a reaction, and we will be studying those reactions,” he was scribbling things on the board and drawing diagrams that Matt couldn't understand, but kept writing the non-sense into his book, praying the class will become easier with time. --- Matt, his father and the rest of the pack were all standing outside near the tree line in the yard, the tall trees canopying over th

He folds his hands behind his head then leans backwards into the grass watching the clouds go by. “My Mate? What if she is my mate and she just didn’t see it yet?” Ezra looks questioning over to his friend who is trying to stay as calm and relaxed as he can. “Believe me Ez, if she was your Mate, you would know. It hits you and all out of a sudden only she matters to you. Everything and everyone else becomes unimportant. You see the World in a different light. She is what keeps you breathing even when you feel like there is nothing left to live for… Her pure existence keeps your world from falling apart.” Nero closes his eyes to keep himself from falling apart.

He asked in a concerned tone. "Nothing too big that I can't deal with," Miral responded. Aditya nodded. "I think we have a lot of work to do now. So let's focus," she spoke. "Yeah! sure," Aditya nodded. After a while, Miral and Aditya attended the party meeting they had to attend. The meeting was regarding the tender that Miral wanted to introduce so that the education quality of the city could be improved. She had to mention some good steps that could be taken so that the students focus more on their studies and the professors are made keen to teach their students.

They pressed forward, trusting in their bond and the path they had chosen. As they emerged from the mist, they found themselves standing before a colossal stone door adorned with intricate symbols. It stood as a gatekeeper to the artefact they sought. Maya, with a determined gleam in her eyes, stepped forward, her paws tracing the symbols with a sense of familiarity. With a surge of energy, the stone door slowly creaked open, revealing a cavern bathed in ethereal light. The pack cautiously entered, their hearts pounding with anticipation. They were greeted by a mesmerizing sight: a radiant gem, pulsating with vibrant colours and exuding a powerful aura.