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He Is My Husband
orders Rana then moves into the house leaving Lovina who is still in the village looking for her friend's novel.
Lovina is annoyed, if the novel disappears, meaning she has to replace it by buying a new one, that's the sign, Lovina's savings will be drained. Though Lovina borrowed Lowi's novel to protect the contents of her piggy bank, but whose name is fate who knows, right?
If it's like this Lovina can only sigh surrender.
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Grade 11 at Horace Dall School
There's nothing special about the class. Moreover, many students in that class whose names are blacklisted in school records. Too bad to be proud of. Although Horace Dall School is international, it doesn't mean that its students are
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The Haunted Vibrator
No Nut November month started on a busy note as more students crammed into the library for studying sessions. The reading program for elementary students meant more people were borrowing books they usually didn’t read to collect stars on their reading cards to exchange some prizes decided for the school. Mary sighed. It was a busy week.
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THE CRAZY NEWBIE
Monique said.
" Why won't the students get spoilt when everything is in excess, are you sure there are bright students in here? " November replied, looking at the cinema.
" Of course, take me for example, I still maintained the best grades here, I'm the best female student" Monique said, entering the cinema with her.
" I trust you, but who's the best male?" November asked curiously.
"Don't be surprised" Monique replied.
" Is it who I'm thinking about?" November asked.
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Sweet Dreams
THE SAINT OF RAVENSHIRE BOOK 1
Intro;
At Ravenshire Academy, wealth is power, reputation is currency and secrets are worth more than gold.
Nova Bennett knows she doesn’t belong, As one of the academy’s few scholarship students, she has spent years navigating a world of designer uniforms, old-money dynasties, and classmates who treat her presence like a clerical error. Her plan has always been simple though: survive graduation, keeping her scholarship, and escaping Ravenshire forever.
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I Am Not A Weak Human Mate
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Billionaire Bentley's runaway princess
It was like her presence had a way of making him spill details he would never spill ordinarily.
"So," he started. "Does the princess have any interesting or funny story to tell about herself? How about you tell me yours? Since you are not really into the professional setting, can you tell me the most embarrassing moment of your life."
Nova chuckled, biting her lip as she thought back. "Alright, here’s one. I was in high school, and I had a huge crush on this guy. I thought I'd impress him by showing off my athletic skills in gym class," she giggled as she continued. "I joined gym class because of him. I wasn't a gym girl. I mean, I'm still not a gym girl."
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The Russian Don: A Dark Mafia Romance
he said while giving his journal to me,
“Okay,” I took it.
“She said he writes everything in there, including things he couldn’t say or express,” Cole added, “maybe there’s something there to answer your questions boss,”
“I hope so,” I muttered while opening the books.
It looked old but was untouched, “what do you have here, Julian?”
Today, dad brought clothes for me and I feel very grateful for them,
I skipped the boring daily routes of his and came to the juicy part.
Today, a new student joined our class. She’s so beautiful and everyone looked at her like they looked at a new sweet candy and surprisingly she sat beside me.
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When the Model Student Snaps in Class
The country's resources are limited, yet they're all controlled by old folks like you.
"Why are you the one sitting up here while I'm sitting down there? Why should you be the one teaching me? Do you even have the right to do so?"
A female student shouted from the back of the class. "You're going overboard, Shawn! Don't you know anything about respecting your teachers and professors?"
I turned around to look at her. "What, am I supposed to respect him just because he's older than me? There's an old beggar on the side of the street out there. Why don't you go and call him your dad, then?
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Unprofessional - I shouldn't want my own student
He stepped inside, exhaling slowly—
And stopped.
Eden was there.
Sitting at the long conference table.
Notebook open.
Pen between her fingers.
Hair tucked behind one ear.
Present, alert, poised.
She looked older here—not in age, but in presence. Not the girl in the front row. Not the trembling body on his desk.
Just Eden.
Intelligent, self-contained, confident.
A student representative for the Bridge Program, the one that connected academic staff and selected students to improve communication and support.
Of course she’d be chosen for something like that.
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