Penny Novels & Stories

Some like a fish-shaped, some like a flower or a superhero character. Luckily, there are nearly a dozen children, if there were more children. Dean doesn’t know how he could satisfy the wishes of the children. Dean is surprised by his nephew's passionate love for the chubby, fat pig. Nephew's eyes, glittering, passionately looking at the pig. He thought his nephew can’t bite a piece on the pig.

Roy seemed to understand why I looked at him, so he made a cry that used to be a whistle, “A little ride wouldn't hurt.” I smiled at him then asked how much. “It's the cheapest, and the most quality you'd be get around. It's just for 35 P.D.” My ears rang to the currency. I'd never heard of it before. My cousin noticed my confusion, so she quickly retrieved out some funny-looking coins from her handbag, counted them, then dropped it in the centaur's outstretched hand. “I owe you one,” I said. She waved it off and made a funny look that made me giggle, before flying into the air.

Just one more broken thing he could barely afford to fix. Bobby shook his head, pushing those thoughts away as he entered the Quickmart. He grabbed a Pepsi and after several minutes of half-hearted debate, a pack of Twinkies. At the cashier, he presented his purchases and started digging in his pocket while the cashier (a bored looking high school kid with red hair and an acne-scarred face) scanned his items. Bobby pulled out a handful of quarters. He had a thing about quarters. Only carried them, no nickles or dimes.

He was not sure why he had to input data Like his date of birth, address family address, next if kin, is this a bank or something he mused to himself as Rosemary came back to pick the letter from the table. "She'll see you in a minute" she said to Tom with a smile He simply nodded continuously as he filled out the document in front of him,he struggle with the spelling of "friend" he couldn't figure out which one came first the "I" before the "e" or the other way round, he bit the pen lightly and decided that they wouldn't notice his mistake if he wrote them in lower case or he'd rather strike it out as a mistake, then he'll seem too careless, he couldn't try that move, he couldn't hold his

The better to blend with shadows. On his feet were laced Nikes, all the better to run in. Because pockets weren't exactly plentiful-and ruined the line of his suit-he tossed his wallet, phone, and keys inside the trunk for his car. But before he shut the lid, he leaned in to grab an ornate box. Less box and more a coffin for ashes. Roderick's ashes. No matter how many times he did this over the years, the thought of what he had to do wasn't any more palatable. He flipped the lid and grimaced. The gray, ashy contents exuded a burned-pork-roast aroma. When human, he'd preferred beef.

Jeyrha. He smiled and took it, "I would like to buy this." The merchant put the accessory in a small envelope, "How are you doing, Your Grace?" "I am doing well," Nylian answered, "Life is good, I am enjoying it." "I am happy for you." the man smiled.

The waitress's face went pale in an instant. "Miss, I don't understand what you're talking about. There must be some misunderstanding." "There's no misunderstanding, Der Penner," I repeated in Virellian. It basically meant "pauper." "I didn't expect a server at a high-end restaurant to have such a nasty attitude. Is this how you treat your customers? Apologize right now, or this isn't over." It was the birthday of my boyfriend, Draco Leroyce, and I didn't want to make a scene. I would have let it go with a sincere apology, but I hadn't expected the waitress to be this shameless.

Penny replaced her jaw-dropped expression with a gleeful one. Demetria furrowed her brows, “You won a billion dollar lottery?” "I made a girl friend!” Penny clapped her hands like she was a kid. Demetria gasped, “Oh my God, you made a friend? How dare you, Penny?!” Penny paused, still with a smile on her face, “What?” “You're asking me what? You dare cheat on me?!” Penny burst into deep laughter, coughing slightly at the end, “Don't be silly, Demi.”

But he didn't understand what she was doing. “I don't have any money left,” Penny said honestly. “But I'm sure this is worth a good amount. Can you find someone to buy it? You can deduct my hotel bills and…” Renny pursed his lips and refused to take it. “No, that seems important to you,” he said. Penny looked at him again. She was still hesitant to part with it. But only a second later, she looked determined. “It's no longer important to me,” she lied.

She also pulled a key out of her breast and unlocked the chest, only to grab a black pouch. “I just need one more…” Penny breathed. “The purple one.” When she opened the black pouch, Ruby noticed a faint glow that lit up Penny’s features and made her eyes sparkle with mischief. A purple one? Ruby thought to herself. A Purple what? She wondered if she was able to look inside of the pouch to see what Penny was looking at, but Penny closed it quickly when she heard footsteps outside of the bedroom door. She quickly locked the pouch back in the chest and put the chest a