On The Day We Take Our Graduation Photos นิยาย & เรื่องราว

"Traffic was a nightmare." We stayed on that lawn until the sun went down. Taking pictures. Eating Nana's snacks. Laughing and crying and holding each other. Todd create a whole new whirlwind of pictures again. My graduation day was perfect. Not because of the diploma or the ceremony or the speeches. Because of him. Because he came. And that made all the difference.

"Not today. Not with this many eyes on you. Not with this many people who would die to protect you." I nodded slowly, trying to believe him. "You're going to stand here," he continued. "You're going to celebrate your graduation. You're going to take more pictures. You're going to enjoy this moment because you earned it. Can you do that for me?" "Yeah," I said. "Yeah, I can do that." He kissed my forehead. "That's my girl," he said. Elena called us over for more pictures. The four of us…….Elena, Paul, Lucas, and me. We stood together in our gowns, arms around each other, grinning at the camera like we'd conquered the world. Because in some way, we had.

The day we take our graduation photos, I come across a photographer's social media post. "I've been a photographer for a decade, and this is the first time I've ever photographed a couple's wedding portraits on their graduation day! The groom's handsome, the bride's beautiful, and she spends the entire shoot putting her husband's feelings first. "She even tells me that marrying him is the greatest blessing of her life. Even though we shot from sunrise to sunset and my camera's memory card is bursting at the seams, it was totally worth it to capture such a match made in heaven!" My mind drifts back to our graduation photo session earlier that day when my girlfriend suddenly flakes on me

Hannah Neate hated having her picture taken more than anything. When her company held a press conference, she forbade any reporter from bringing a camera inside. I had been married to her for three years, but we never had a single wedding photo. She had an effortlessly frigid personality and would not waste her time getting her photo taken. She believed that it was a poor use of energy and time. One day, I saw a photo of her and a man in a photo booth at the mall. It was displayed as a couple’s photo template at the center of the wall. They were nestled close together. The man’s gaze was doting, and she was smiling sweetly. I tore the photo down and threw it onto her desk. She mere

I tossed a worn-down umbrella at her from the corridor and shouted at her to get lost. Since then, they never bothered me again. On the day of my graduation, the sky over Mallowpoint was so blue it looked like clear crystals. I was wearing my graduation gown as I had my photo taken next to the stone monument at the campus gates. Warm, bright sunlight spilled on my face. The classmate who was helping me take the photo shouted, "Kyle, say cheese!" Looking into the camera lens, I put on a brilliant and sincere smile. With a click, the moment was captured.

Peace Ellis POV Inside of our room getting ready to go to school and get some of my papers, today is a special day for me, It’s my graduation! My parents and Chaos parents will also be there and our friends and even my brother, I felt like I just invited a whole village in my graduation because of how many are there. I was putting on a light make up when suddenly the door opened, it’s Chaos I could hear his presence and scent. “Hi.” I greeted him.

Chapter Thirty Five ** The Day of Graduation ** I was so nervous… God knows why, all I have to do is walk across the stage, get my diploma and I’m done! But even so, I was worried something bad would happen like.. I’d fall over or something stupid, knowing my luck... It would happen. As soon as we graduate, me and my friends are going out for dinner and then we’re all coming back to mine for a big sleepover so that we’re all together when the taxis arrive to take us to the airport tomorrow morning. EARLY tomorrow morning!

That’s the hardest battle I faced in my college life. Crying over tons of school work. And now I feel like I am about to cry again. “Congratulations, graduates!” I couldn’t hold back the tears formed at the corner of my eyes. It started to fall when we, altogether, threw our graduation caps up. Finally, we did it! Dwight and I were hugging each other, jumping into the air. After our graduation ceremony, the next thing we do is take pictures. Most of us took a photo with each of our classmates because it’ll be the last day that we will be together. We never know when our paths cross again.

Fate really knows how to match people. "Anyway, congratulations! We graduate and you're getting married!" I shouted and gave her a hug. The girls also got closer and we hugged each other. All students who graduated were instructed to go in front for a group photo. It was by classification of course, but Luke and Alora needed to join all the class photos from the Bronze to the Platinum Class. Nina, Sophie and Peggy were with their boyfriends taking pictures. I looked at them and they're so happy. They were also joined by their families.

After that, I can find a job I love and be good at that. On Graduation Day, I was accompanied by Nanay and my brother Josel, who made a deal with the official photographer so I can have my pictures taken. I wore a white, chiffon dress and silver shoes for the occasion. Nanay helped me put on my diploma and looked every bit a proud mother as she came up the stage with me to receive the honors. I hugged nearly everyone of my classmates, said farewell to my professors, and chatted with Jena, Eden and Arnold. My family and I had dinner in a small, Chinese restaurant to celebrate my graduation.