O Crossed Out の小説・ストーリー

" After the stream ended, the tide turned completely. Craig's company was buried under a wave of cancellations. Partners pulled out one after another. He posted a public apology that night, but it didn't matter. Police took him in for questioning the next morning. Aunt Sandra saw the stream from her hospital bed and tore out her oxygen tube, trying to get up and come after me. She made it as far as the edge of the bed before she went down hard, splitting her wound back open, screaming in pain. Wade's bank accounts were frozen. He slunk back to the hospital with nowhere else to go. I thought it was over. Then Aunt Sandra posted a video from her bed. She was crying, real tears this time, holdi

I look back at my case study options and I add a fourth one and then immediately cross it out before I can finish writing it. But the two words are still visible under the single line. False testimony.

“Oh my God, Leah! Where have you been? How come you didn’t know that Alex and Sky had a big fight last year?” “Really?” I asked. I didn’t even know who Alex was, and I didn't care. “Yes. They were good friends before Quinn and Finn transferred here. But Sky stole his girlfriend. And last year, Alex failed his exam and is now our junior,” Flora said. “Stole?”

Two months passed in a blur, and Theo came bouncing over to me. "Ms. Hawthorn, my dad has stripped that bad guy's status as the Alpha!" After I left, Lucas completely failed to manage his pack. He was officially removed from his position and began living life as an Omega with Finn. Isabella, on the other hand, was severely punished for possessing wolfsbane. She was locked away in the coldest and harshest prison of the Alliance. Her pup didn't survive in the end. She lost her mind, murmuring Lucas' name as she drank the remaining wolfsbane. That was how she died—alone in the dungeon.

“Oh my God, this font! Who uses this? Why is there a quote from Oprah next to a stock image of a Hershey’s bar?” “She’s not wrong,” I said, laughing despite myself. Davina clapped her hand over her mouth. “Ostara. I swear. I wish Donna were old enough to understand why this is so funny. I want to pass this down.” I tilted my head. “It’s not even the worst part.” Her eyes widened. “There’s more?” “No,” I said. “I deleted the second one.” “What?” “Straight to the trash.” She gasped. “You must hate comedy.”

I sat there for a long time after he was gone, my hand still tingling from where his fingers had touched my skin. I knew we had just crossed a line. Even if we hadn’t said a word.

"Claire, we received a tip that you plagiarized Emma Palmer's work for your graduation project. Is this true?" I was stunned and stepped back, protesting, "I didn't. You're slandering me!"

The sight of Dante soaked in his blood, needing help, tortured me. I was barely a meter away. Tears dropped down my cheeks as we stepped out. I managed to hide those tears as Kevin said, "We have to burn the bodies." i halted in my steps, squatted to the same eye level as Cosmo, "Are you alright?" She nodded a response, as I noticed how feebly she looked. "What's wrong?" Kevin asked. "She passed out earlier." "I know a safe place she can stay untill we clear the mess around here," Kevin hadn't completed his statement when Cosmo began to throw up.

Her sobbing has become more painful now; Miss Clary and Alexandra are both wiping their own tears, and Liam can't believe what he is hearin "I tried to explain. I didn't use any suppressants! I am a late bloomer! Why can't you accept my fate? Why do you dislike omegas? Then they say, Because omegas are weak and pathetic are only good at spreading their legs, they don't want a whore in their house. I can't believe my mother's words; they are calling me with name

Mia and the young man had been secretly working together for a long time. They’d used the businessman’s trust to steal money under fake pretenses: renovations, gifts, investments. At first, he hadn’t noticed. But when accounts didn’t add up, he grew suspicious. When Mia realized she was caught, she and the young man made a plan: find an outsider to take the blame. If they could make it look like Mia was involved with someone else, the businessman would focus his anger elsewhere.