Regina George Halloween Novels & Stories

However, the moment she stepped through the front door, Derek's voice rang through the house. "Happy Birthday, Regina!" Audrey froze. Confetti exploded from above and when her gaze lifted, Regina stood at the top of the staircase leading to her matrimonial bedroom. Her hand covered her mouth dramatically. "Oh my God, Derek!" Her face lit up. "This is so beautiful!" Then she rushed toward him and wrapped her arms around him, holding him far longer than any woman should hold her best friend's husband. Audrey stood frozen on the spot. The living room was covered in decorations. White and brown balloons everywhere. Those were Regina's favorite colors.

This little performance should help remind her exactly what a spectacular deal she’ll be getting down the road, after she’s completely done with little Julian and riding off into the sunset with me. She’s nice and loose afterward, wearing nothing but one of my unbuttoned button-down shirts while sitting comfortably on the leather couch with a cold bottle of water. “Halloween? That’s... that’s actually brilliant, Christian,” she says, nodding slowly after I lay out the calendar logic for her. “Oh, and Grace Village—you probably don't know that town goes completely dark at seven o’clock.” I didn’t. But now I do, watching her eyes light up as she explains the regional ritual.

A faint voice in the background asked who she was speaking to, and Amanda murmured something before saying, “Just give me a second.” “Who was that?” Henry asked curiously. “Oh, that was my sister,” Amanda explained. “Really?” Henry’s eyes lit up. “Please tell her Henry sends his regards.” “She’ll hear it from me,” Amanda replied quickly, almost before he could finish. Henry chuckled, then the line went quiet for a few seconds. “Tell me, Henry,” Amanda said at last, her tone soft but questioning. “You sound a little strained. What’s wrong?” “Amanda,” Henry began cautiously, “Halloween is coming up on October thirty-first, and I’d really love to go this year.”

Regina swallowed hard and explained, "You know I had my birthday recently. So, on the night of my birthday, I got a text message from an anonymous phone number. I found out that a man had sent it to me." I asked to gain clarity, "And what did he messaged?" Regina explained, "He texted me to come to the Reservoir Hotel in our pack. He said he had a birthday present for me." That was when Leora chuckled, "Our step-sister is so stupid, Bruna. Just because she was getting a birthday present, she went to a hotel and that too at night." I dismissed Leora with my words, "Leora, you are doing wrong by underestimating Regina. She didn't go there for a gift but I am legit sure she went there to check

Regina texted the whole school in a group chat that the party was still on and was now a welcome party for the knew addition to the football team. We had quickly gone home where I changed my dress into a red off the shoulder dress that went just under my knee and was now on our way to Regina's house. "Here we are" Steff spoke as our gaze found the window. "Wow" I and Maria synchronized. Regina's house was more of the one made for an egyptian princess, no wonder she was a queen bee, she must of thought herself as an American princess. I would have never gone out to any party of that sort if Maria and Steffon hadn't dragged me along with them but the thought of seeing Kristrin again made me a

"I still feel a little, obsolete, I guess, not wearing anything on a day like Halloween," I say, seeing as how many of the other teens in school are a little more special looking with colors they don't usually have placed into their attire. That's just the tame side of things, while other teens have gone all-out with the constumes. There's a T-rex and a fariy queen chatting and walking by, and in one of the doorways I can spot a teen in a bee costume. There's even a teacher who has a crazy-scientist wig on, who is merrily talking and holding up a pumpking for another faculty member, dressed in the star and moon robe of a wizard.

So he’d told her it was just the gloomy weather and left it at that, although his daughter was way too perceptive to take him at his word. The weekend before Halloween consisted of getting River’s Bend ready for its Halloween festivities. The vineyard hadn’t done much in the way of celebrating in the last few years, but with the good harvest this year, Adam had decided they should celebrate as much as possible. When Gavin entered the vineyard’s main building, the entire front room was decorated with pumpkins and gourds, bats and skeletons, and he had to wave away fake cobwebs to get to Adam’s office in the back.