No Nut November Challenge Novels & Stories

"Katie, what did they do to you? Are you OK?" She nodded. "Yeah, I think so, Mr. C. Those paper towels were frickin' gross. You know what it... Did you ever try the saltine challenge?" "No." "Oh, well it's this thing where you have to eat six saltines in one minute. It sounds really easy, right? Because it's just crackers, and I'd swear I've eaten six crackers in a minute like a hundred times -- not literally a hundred times, because crackers are basically just pure carbs and who needs 'em -- but man, suddenly when it's a challenge, it's impossible. Your mouth gets so dry after like three of them, and--"

I mumbled. Rubbing my small baby bump, I asked my wolf if she could reach Nero. “Yeah, your cell phone should send out a notification of the challenge being issued. Moments later, my phone dinged, and I looked at the screen. “AUSTIN BELMONT TO CHALLENGE NICHOLAS COLLINS FOR ALPHA! Date and time to be announced tomorrow,” I murmured. Huffing, I placed my phone on the couch and frowned. “I suppose I should figure out something for dinner, and while I'm at it, check the basement freezers,” I growled as I rose to my feet.

Not everyone, but I"ll get it. However, this whole thing is in suspense, like it is a scene of some suspense-thriller, movie, in which we don't know, what is going to happen? All we know is that there is something -something, which is about to come, and, yet we didn't know anything about it. We also can't escape from there, we just have to face it, and we know, that bomb is about to explode anytime, soon on our heads. Almost, one week passed. since, the whole signature thing, and the Challenge. The day, when Vess came to my home, after the next day of it. I signed on papers in front of a name as a confirmation, that I'm a participant in the competition .after the whole signature thing, and

"Forget her, Carlo. She'll drop the act the second no one's watching. Come on, let's cut the apple pie." The crowd parted like trained dogs, clearing a path for their grand entrance. They sliced the first piece. The smell of cinnamon and butter—once comfort—now just made my stomach twist. Then Gianna gasped like she'd been shot. Her slice had "accidentally" slipped, jam smearing across her designer dress. "Oh no, it itches. Am I allergic to the jam?" she whined, wide-eyed. Laughter broke out. "Jam can totally cause skin reactions, Capo! You better help her wipe it off!"

God why is she so much annoying, I frowned. “Did you really going to complete the challenge?” “How will you make Maaya fall for you?’ “Do you need any assistance?” “Robin told me about your bet with him, he is telling everyone about your challenge now”, now it’s about your prestige what would you do Amanda? And then it hit me like a high tide wave. It wasn’t a dream, it was all real and I fucking accept the challenge. Oh Gosh, I was supposed to make Maaya fall in love and sleep with her then break her tiny heart to make her life miserable. What the fuck I did?

June said with a grin on her lips. “I am happy; we are part of the top five.” Emily said as she drew a breathless sigh. “Everyone, it’s time. Get into place,” the cameraman informed them and began counting down, as Noah joined them. “Our top five contestants have got this far, but they still have some hoops to jump, to win that money for the charity of their choice.” Noah smiled at the camera, showing a neat line of white teeth. “Okay, for today’s challenge, we would be giving different kinds of citrus fruit. Each has been arranged on the table so you have to race to get the citrus fruit of your choosing and other ingredients,” Noah said.

Days came by in a flash. The campus was now busy with various activities. This month was their National Nutrition Month where a set of activities were geared towards giving importance to health through food. Students were encouraged to join cooking contests which are by year level and set up food stalls as well. The whole campus smelled of different kinds of dishes that one would instantly become hungry just by walking around. Their class was divided into groups of eleven. It was just right that counting Dawn and her friends, they were a total of 11.