Perks Of Being A Wallflower Main Characters Novels & Stories

I remember that it is my birthday today and I felt sad because I will never have what I always wished for and that with Elijah and Jake. We could never be together because the people won't like it because I am the loser wallflower unpopular and they are the sexiest jock and the most popular guys in my school so yeah everyone has their fairy tale but I don't have what every princess gets in the fairy tales.

But there are some people who still longs for more rather than staying in the room, locked up and just playing games. I am one of them. And now, I have friends, and I finally get along with my family. I also have found the love of my life. I am Miss Wallflower, and this is my story. END

Third period’s looming, and I’m already bracing for the worst. The hallway’s a zoo, same as every Monday. Jocks high-five over some weekend touchdown, cheerleaders trade gossip by the lockers, and I weave through it all, hoodie pulled low. Maya Delgado, my best friend, calls me a “professional wallflower,” which stings less than it should. I like my quiet life—books, sketchpads, and avoiding drama. But this hum? It’s throwing me off, making my heart skitter like I’m running late, even though I’m not.

She leaned in and whispered to Dawn, “What did I tell you? Charlie is different when she is free from her cage!” Charlie’s brows met. ‘Did everyone think I was in Luke’s cage all that time?’ She had not really felt she was in a cage, but she admitted to spending all her time on studies, Luke, his friends, and her so-called best friends, Ashley and Sofia. Charlie and her new group of friends chatted about classes when, suddenly, Ashley remarked, “Oh, my god. It’s Taylor West and the obnoxious Atomic Heat.” The Wall Street Warriors team began to talk about Taylor and his friends.

I only looked down numbly as she smiled, satisfied to have left her mark, and walked away, her shoes making a tottering sound as she left. Everyone turned away from me. The entertainment had left. Picking up my books, I looked to see where everyone's attention had fallen now and immediately rolled my eyes. There, waltzing down the hallway as if the entire school belonged to him, with his two best friends in tow, was the school's golden boy. Aaron Walker. There was a strange allure to him, it seemed, that I could not put my finger on. All the guys wanted to befriend him, and every girl wanted to date him.

“One second I’m sparring like a respectable Omega, the next second I’m apparently auditioning to be Lucian’s Luna by dry-humping him in front of toddlers. And now I’m a villain? For winning?!” “You are the main character,” Zia said, straightening my hoodie like she was styling me for a paparazzi shoot. “Main characters always suffer in act one.” “Yeah,” Raina nodded. “This is your I’m just a girl with a dream moment. Cry. Break down. Then glow up and make them regret ever learning your name.” “I don’t want to glow up,” I muttered. “I want to go home. I want to bathe in wolf-safe bubble soap and listen to sad music and tell my mom I’m dropping out to become a tree.”

“Oops, I thought that was supposed to be with the trash. “ Becca Flynn giggled as I bent to pick my college essay. ‘Just one semester, one more semester of enduring this savage place, and I'm out of here to my dream college for good.’ I fumed inwardly as that was the best I could do. “My name's Solene Greasely, and I've lived a horrible life at Brooklyn high school since forever.” Without another word, I walked away to the home room teacher's office. “I know you want it to miss Perkins.” A familiar slutty voice drawled from behind Miss Perkins' door. I halted on my tracks, the door opened a crack and I could make out the images through it. Miss Perkins leaned in, her blouse open at tip revea

All characters in this story are eighteen-years-old or older. I was never the prettiest or most popular girl in school but I had a small circle of friends including my best friend, Diane. Diane was far more popular in school than me, especially with the boys. She was pretty, outgoing, and always seemed to have a boyfriend. Me, on the other hand, had only been on a couple of dates but nothing extraordinary ever happened. Maybe that's why Diane and I got along so well, we were almost complete opposites.

He didn't get that girls just wanted to share makeup tips and complain about boys. Flora wasn't a threat. She was just a rich girl with severe anxiety about her grades. She was lonely. I was lonely. It was a perfect match. I totally pushed Kai's warning out of my head. I decided to fully enjoy my new friends. I deserved to have a normal lunch break. I wasn't going to let an Alpha's total paranoia ruin my very first real friendship. The afternoon flew by incredibly fast.

Rose replied lazily, opening the peanut shell she had just bought. "I swear, you guys like a high school kid." Mauren said. She is also in the beautiful girls' ranks in the class, and she befriends the beautiful and intelligent Dhira. They invited Rose into their circle as a group of popular, beautiful and smart girls, and it's just that Rose is stuck being friends with Cheryl. "I'm still pissed off. She's also the least willing to budge."