On The Day We Take Our Graduation Photos Novels & Stories

I felt like a princess. When I arrived, both boys approached me. “Can we all talk?” Lee asked. “Of course.” We went out to the garden. “So?” Grayson asked. “So...what?” I laughed. “It’s graduation day. Which one of us do you pick?” I think I’d have to get fed to sharks.

It was taken when we were together. We are both facing and holding each other's hands while smiling. The other one is Logan hugging me from behind. Then the last one is on my Graduation day in College. He was my only companion when I graduated from college. Somehow, I want to thank him. He is the person who helped me to graduate from my profession today.

Wade said and I had to wonder if everyone was waiting for us now. "You'll have sex later, right now, we should go get our diplomas!" Britney screamed. I giggled as I shook my head,"Yes, we're on our way Brit" I said and he sighed. "This is the last day I will let anyone interrupt us" Trevor said kissing the back of my head, making my stomach knot. Today was graduation, we'd finally finished high school and for that, I was eternally grateful to the goddess, only she knows just how much I hate that place.

But Alexis have already managed to convince Adrian to be able to do the graduation together with Alexis like this time. They are all now starting to take pictures together with faces full of joy. But for Adrian, he couldn't get rid of the expression on his face that looked so tense on there right now. Especially when Alexis, Liliana, Brenda, and also the arrival of Zoe to attend their graduation celebration on there right now. They did a lot of photos together as a keepsake. "Hey Adrian, let's take a picture together with us." Zoe said invitingly while pointing the camera there. Adrian immediately joined with them. And they took pictures more often on there immediately. Then now, Alexis and

(Graduation day) Sylvia's P. O. V Throwing our hats up in the air, me and the rest of the students cheered. We're finally graduating today and nothing would have compared to this moment. Most of our parents were present, clapping and cheering for us while we collected our certificates. Once we were through, we headed out the school hall to take some pictures. Hurrying to meet my mom, I engulfed her into a hug, laughing out tears.

Sooner or later, she was going to be the death of him. There were many pictures to be taken with different groups of people. The graduates, Lily alone, Lily with the Bennetts, Lily with the Todds. Randi and everyone else split off to take pictures with their own families after their pictures were done but someone loaned Angelina their cap and gown to take a few with Lily and her family too since her online school didn’t have a graduation ceremony. She appreciated that.

**Graduation Day** **Cassandra POV** The day I had anticipated was finally here. I felt a surge of nerves, but I stood tall and confident as I sat in the Graduation hall, watching my fellow students walk across the stage to receive their awards. My heart raced with a mix of emotions. I had grown up here, and leaving these familiar walls felt daunting. However, I understood that to achieve my ambitions and fulfill my dreams, I needed to move forward. It was sad that Nate wasn’t here to witness my moment, but his memory fueled my mind.

We knew that our love was worth fighting for, and we refused to let negativity bring us down. Graduation day arrived with a mix of excitement and nostalgia. As we donned our caps and gowns, we reflected on our journey. College had been a time of growth, discovery, and unforgettable memories. It had shaped us into the individuals we were and had brought us together. As we walked across the stage to receive our diplomas, we felt a sense of accomplishment and pride. We had worked hard, overcome obstacles, and achieved our goals. Our graduation was not just an end but a beginning—a new chapter in our lives.

When the picture is taken, mom and dad pull us all into a family hug. " Always?" Dad questioned. " And forever." We all answered together. ~ As we pull into the parking lot, I glance out the window and see a crowd already forming, students in the very same gowns as me, parents with cameras and excitedly chatting about while the teachers clutch on to clipboards, hurrying about. My breath catches in my throat. This is really happening. I am about to graduate. " Ready?" Dad ask in the front seat, staring at me through the rearview mirror.

Cynthia said, as I settled in my seat next to her. "Thank you," I whispered, watching the rest of the graduation ceremony draw to an end. "Over here, Mia," Cynthia called out to get my attention, and I stepped forward, while the photographer, who was a second-year student, snapped shots of beautiful pictures of us. "Smile!" He squealed, and we laughed while he captured the moment. Looking over at the Triple L, who were discussing with some of their friends, they excused themselves, the three of them striding forward to meet me.