Newbie Novels & Stories

I'm still perplexed as to why he asks, "Why do you ask?" As he glances down, he rubs his chin. "Do you mind taking me on a tour of the building? I'm still unfamiliar with the area." "Eh!?" That one caught me off guard, eyes wide open. "You can say no if you're not comfortable with it." That was a complete surprise... Is it just me and him? Alone? Eh? I mean, he's a new student, so he doesn't know anything about our school. How can I say no to a face that appears as innocent as a puppy's? So be it.

" I haven't." “Good." He said with a contented smile. He pulled the bag closer and took out another one. It was metal and it looked heavy. This one was shaped like a tear drop, with a base that was wide and tip that was sleek. “In case you don't like the one that vibrates, this one is for newbies." “I don't want the one for newbies." I said too quickly. “Cristela, your brain doesn't know that vibrations should be going on back there... We could use this one to test the waters and see how you like it, it's easy to pull out and..."

Laying in my bed, my eyes felt heavy from our day of training, searching for my other guardians. Every limb felt heavy and sore. My shoulders are on fire from pushing myself too hard. My wings didn’t feel as heavy anymore. I was getting used to them now. Still, I wish I could just blink like I used to. But apparently, that’s a power I get back after I find my generals or at least my lieutenant generals. This was harder than I thought it was going to be. If it weren’t for Michael teaching me how to control and use what little power I had, I’d be lost. I felt fragile, weak, I felt very much human. My senses dulled by the lack of power flowing through me. I’m still stronger than 100 men. But as

She was speechless as He pecked her on her forehead, he cuddled her, and they dozed off. The morning sun was so crisp that Helen felt satisfied but was very shy. She peeled one of her eyes open and saw that he was still sleeping. She smiled greatly as she drew closer to him. Looking at his handsome face, she blushed, and she was filled with joy. She clutched her mouth as the way he kissed her jogged her memory. She smiled as she stroked her finger on his lips. "It’s so good," she smiled at him. She saw him make a move. She sluggishly pretended to notice that she was still asleep. She is so shy that she actually doesn’t know how to talk to him, so she shut her eyes, making it obvious that she

She said in an unfriendly way. “I don’t know your usual so can you spell it out?” I asked, wondering if she was dumb. “ You haven’t seen me before so you should know I’m new without me saying it.” “ Are you speaking to me in that manner?” she asked in disbelief. “ Who are you to speak like that to me? Do you even know who I am?” “ Well I’m someone who respects those who respect me and you’re the heiress of Putin Global, so what,” I replied. “ So tell me your usual and I’ll be out of your presence, princess.”

#after three years# *Janice Pov* “Nervous?” Bhai asked, knocking on my door. “It is an understatement.” I replied, and Abby chuckled from beside me. “What? How can I even meet him?” I asked them frowning. “Janice! You are just meeting him. It’s not like you will get married today itself.” He replied. “And by the way, talk in a little low voice. They may hear you from here itself.” Abby said, and I sighed.

Lera — a woman in her forties with dark eyes and an expression like she could break all my bones if she so desired — gave me a once-over when I entered, then just said, “Right. You’re the new member. Grab an apron.” “I don’t need to pass any interview or something?”, I asked, half in disbelief and half in relief. I didn’t know what an infirmary here entailed beyond my regular fixes for injured warriors. “Your face is the interview. Follow me.” I followed after her immediately. We organized salves, labeled dried herbs and a very spirited debate about whether lemonroot was better used for muscle cramps or headaches. I lost. I had never argued with another wolf like that before, and there were

It doesn't feel like a newbie at all. Lily sneered with a glint in her eyes. Sinful: I am a newbie, how else will I still be in the second stage? It's just that my teacher is currently teaching us this part of the programme and the lesson is still fresh in my memory. Did I do good? Sunset: You did great, once it has been tested, I will let you know and send you your payment.

she replied, her tone playful but firm. The guy looked taken aback, his eyes widening in surprise. "Oh, my bad," he muttered, his cheeks flushing with embarrassment. "I'm new here, I guess I didn't know the protocol." Maya's expression softened, her lips curling into a warm smile. "Oh the new student," she said, her voice gentle. "And you are...?" "I'm Neon," he replied, his eyes crinkling at the corners as he smiled back at her. Maya's smile deepened, her eyes sparkling with amusement.

Fear grips me, adrenaline pulses through my veins. My phone starts to beep and I let out a little gasp. It is an unknown number. Who is calling me? Not a lot of people have my personal number. Swallowing hard, I click on the receive button before pressing the phone against my ear. “Hello” my voice comes out in a whisper, “who is this?” Silence! “Hello!” Another silence but I know that person can hear me, I can hear his heavy breathing. “If you are not going to say anything, you should get the hell out of my phone”