Mysta Rias Graduation Novels & Stories

Her words hit Mia like a gut punch: “The best stories aren’t the ones without scars. They’re the ones where we choose to keep writing anyway.” Tears slipped down Mia’s cheeks. Lena passed her a tissue without comment. When it was time for diplomas, the names rolled out alphabetically. Each call brought cheers from families and polite applause from the crowd. Jake’s name drew loud whoops from their parents and the group. Nora’s followed soon after. Sarah walked with her head high, Alex close behind. Robin and Sophia received theirs within minutes of each other, exchanging proud glances across the stage. Then Ethan Carter. The roar from their section was deafening. Mia stood and clapped until

“CONGRATULATIONS AGAIN, BEST FRIEND,” Blue greeted. He was at the Quizo mansion, the place their group had chosen to celebrate after their graduation that afternoon. Among all their friends, Katleya had received the highest honor. She graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Civil Engineering. Everyone was extremely proud of her achievement.

The school was finally behind us. Graduation was over. I had my diploma in my hand, but I didn't care about my grades or my future. I only cared about the two men standing at the edge of the parking lot, leaning against their dark car. Jax and Jace were finished with school, too. They didn't want to go to a party. They didn't want to say goodbye. "Get in the car, Mia," Jax said. His voice was like a low rumble of thunder.

My heart raced their especially a real doctor assiting us what to do. "Sorry, I'm late." I glanced at him as he bore his eyes to eyed each of us fully. Trembling rumbled in my chest as it stopped me. Ria's eyes were close as she lowered her gaze at Doc Castelino. "You graduated, Magna Cum Laude right?" he asked me curiously. I was cold there. I don't know what to say. My lips were trembling at his bored look at me eager for answer, I don't really know.

Sebastian, Bea, and their two little girls are also there. Arya is pleased to see them there after everything they've been through. They have found the peace they so desperately needed. However, her husband is not present. She scans the crowd looking for him but doesn't find him. The master of ceremonies begins his speech once Arya and Aryehn are settled. "The Mirella Harley Foundation warmly welcomes you to this first awards ceremony for outstanding performance by the first graduating class of Gerard Emory High School." The applause from the crowd is immediate, and the graduates are all sitting with their mortarboards, excited.

" Just then, Gina barged through the door and confronted Ramona directly. "Mia has been diligently preparing for her resit examinations on campus. Once she passes her exams and gets her thesis approved, she'll successfully obtain her graduation certificate." "That's impossible! Mia dropped out years ago. How can she suddenly decide to return to university like this?" "Just because you can't achieve something doesn't mean others can't. As I mentioned, Mia is back in college, preparing for her exams. "Soon, she'll graduate from Halvard University, a top-tier institution, unlike someone who holds only an associate degree and still has the audacity to belittle others."

Maya went over to her and gave her a quick hug before going back to where the graduates were meant to sit. Mia's father and mother had locked up their restaurant for the ceremony. They had promised themselves that they wouldn't miss their daughter's graduation for anything in the world even if it meant not doing business for that day, it was the first time in a long while they had a graduate from their family so they didn't plan on missing it for anything in the world.

He looked directly into the camera, his expression calm, but his eyes blazing with authority. “I do not often speak publicly,” he began, his voice steady, “but today, I must. There have been false accusations made against my disciple, Arla-Rosa. I will set the record straight.” He raised a hand, ticking off each point with precision. “She entered Brilliant City University at the age of sixteen. She graduated by twenty. Not because of influence. Not because of shortcuts. Because of brilliance.” The comments exploded immediately. Sixteen?! Graduated by twenty?? Impossible, unless it’s true.

She packed her books, cleared her locker, and walked away without looking back. Graduation came and went in a blur of gowns and flashing cameras. Mia looked breathtaking in her cap and gown, but her smile didn’t quite reach her eyes. Noah stood in the crowd, clapping with everyone else, his heart heavy with words he never got the chance to say. He watched her walk across the stage, receive her master’s degree, and bow slightly — poised, graceful, and untouchable.

“It’s none of my business, Grandpa. I don’t care about the politics between the Allied Kingdoms. I really don’t. I told Dad and Uncle Ryatt that a few weeks ago when they asked me to leave my internship and come to Moonrise for that big meeting about succession like they were going to carve out a piece of territory for me. For me. I’m not the heir to my dad’s kingdom. I’m just Misty, and I’m going back to school!” “They’re not asking you to drop out of college.” I hear a scoff. I realize, as my numb mind starts to unthaw, that I must be in Maatua, and this lifted, pissed off female voice belongs to Ryan’s little sister, the mysterious Misty, Princess of Crescent Falls. “They are.” “Wellingto