Miss Not So Sidekick Novels & Stories

I wasn't in the mood to listen to the life changing speech of how a child's actions had led to this day. I could give zero fucks. Kristina soon received our cones, and we walked off. “He was weird,” I commented, “But he was fun too,” she defended, “Meh, not really.” “You're just depressed.” I eyed her coyly. “I'm not depressed. I'm just not in the mood to listen to how those children saved our generation, and whatnot. I give zero fucks.” “ You sound mad,” she said, inching closer. “I'm not mad,”

I flipped back into reality, and it made me wish I was not in that place. "You didn't miss Ma'am Felicity too much, did you, Miss Elyana?" the servants teased me. I immediately loosened the hug and stepped away from that gay who didn't even try to defend me. "Well, I do. I missed my best friend. It's normal for us to hug. There's no malice to that," I told them to escape the awkwardness even a little. I was quite pissed that Felicity didn't even say anything. My hand went behind me and I gave him a pinch.

Everything about the bitch was bad news, but they had to admit that she was one of the best witches the pack had ever had. “What do you want, Karen” Karen smiled, the coldness in the witch’s voice did not hide the fear she felt. Halting, she smirked coldly, “come on Sabrina, that is not a way to greet an old friend.” She slowly walked in circles near the witch, she had never liked Sabrina, the witch was one manipulative bitch that often got Anita in trouble. Looking around the room, she could not help but smile in satisfaction. The room was definitely like a hermit’s place. A far cry from Sabrina’s choice of an ideal room.

Missy’s nails dug into my thigh, clearly unsure what to think. My eyes darted to Diego, who actually cracked a smile at the display. “Thank the goddess she’s on our side,” Missy said, in a very low whisper in my ear.

It makes no sense… “Oh, don't think much about it. Dreams don't mean much. Sure, it scared you a bit. But it ends there. Today is a big day. You shouldn't let a dream rattle you. “Athena says, and I nod after a few seconds, with a fake smile. I'm at Athena's place today, as I wanted to stay away from home, and it's a normal thing as Athena and I usually pass nights at each other's houses. A week had passed since Amber challenged me, and today is the day that the new Miss. Emerald High would be announced. Athena has been helping me campaign for the spot. She gave herself the title of my campaign manager, and according to her, things are looking up. And if she says so, I believe her. She got m

Tessa eyes widened, “You'd do that for me?” I took a sip of my latte, “Damn right I will, he has no clue what's gonna hit him.” I felt happy the excitement I saw in her eyes. “You're amazing River, I hope you know that. It's hard to believe you let me and those cheerleaders push you around back then.” I chuckled, “It's called Growth babes.” “It looks good on you girl.” She said as she took a bite from her bun and downed it with a coffee.

You’re going to regret it if you let those billionaires slip through your fingers! [The side character is just a bimbo. Her looks are the only thing she has going for her. She thinks she’s making a killing, but the three guys are the main characters. They are worth way more. Just wait until she realizes what she lost!] [Can’t wait for our baby girl to bag all three of them and come back to humiliate the side character.] Cassie stared at the virtual screen with a deluded smile as if the fantasy was within reach.

“From the beginning, you and Nico… I saw it.” Her lips parted slightly, but she didn’t speak. “I’m not the guy who shows up. Not like him. I’ve been watching from the sidelines while he actually does something.” I let out a dry laugh. “I just sit and look. Coward. That’s what Sienna would call me.” I looked back at Missy. “You deserve someone who moves when you cry. Who shows up without being asked. That’s not me. At least not yet.” She blinked a few times.

I turned to my left but Kaden was already halfway across the hall, going to meet the other Alphas. “Kaden!” I snapped. He flinched, walking faster. A hand clamped down on my shoulder. “I gave you one night to enjoy your party,” Missy said. “All for me to look around and you were not at the said party.” I took a step back, my hands in the air. “I can explain.” “Please, do,” Gracie said behind me. “I need some entertainment in my life. Keith found a new online game and he is hooked. I keep hearing battle cards in my sleep.”

“Mae! It’s me, Missy! Okay, weird, of course you know I am. Where’s that awesome stepdaughter of yours?” Jane smiled as Mae chuckled. “We’re in the kitchen, Missy!” Missy’s head appeared in the doorway with a silly grin on her face. “So … I’m not even going to explain why I was talking to myself.” “At least this time it wasn’t a ten minute conversation,” Mae said. Missy’s cheeks reddened as she laughed at herself. “Stop making me look weird, Mae! I’m trying to befriend Jane here.” “Newsflash, Missy, we’re already friends.”