Revenge Pranks On Neighbors Novels & Stories

It was none other than my sister, wearing a wicked smile as she watches me fall from this 20 story building. I tightly closed my eyes. Is this the end? Isn’t it too unfair? I only wanted to live life with the man I love! Is that wrong for me to dream about?! I clenched my teeth. If God would grant me another life, I’ll make sure to find out everything and get revenge on those two!

Would she start to regret having to pretend to be her boyfriend? She had been absolutely right the previous afternoon, when she'd thought that confidence wouldn't last long. Less than a day into the revenge and she was already bursting with anxiety and tension. - Not really together... - Missy reinforced, talking to her sister to try to distract her mind from those troubling ideas - It's really just to annoy... You know who. - Melissa Edith Sutton is taking revenge on someone... – Megan repeated to herself slowly – Hell must be frozen over at this hour.

The spoilt brat smirked. " We're gonna play pranks " The three of them finally got to their destination. " Erm...what are we doing here? At the side of the road? " Confused Ava demanded. " Ok, here's the prank; Any time mommy brings us to a Park while we were still in Bordertown, I and my friends always sneak off to a side road where we wait for rich people to pass by with their cars. Using our catapult, we either break the screen of their cars with stone or we pop the tyres with sharp objects "

"This notebook is my parents' legacy. It records all their income and expenses for that year! Do you see it? Every page in this notebook shows a sizable amount of money flowing out, all of it sent to the same account!" I let out a cold laugh. "And that account belongs to my dear mother-in-law, Gracie!" The livestream exploded in chaos. Gracie's face shifted between green and purple. It was a spectacle to behold. I moved quickly, stepping up to her, my voice laced with barely contained rage. "Do you really think my parents were so kind that they'd send money to a neighbor they barely knew? And you—were you so kind to take in the child of a stranger?"

“You heard me right the first time, unless your ears are so tired of listening to rubbish from what your friends talk about all the time. Hazel said smirking. “Guys quit it, we can’t possibly be fighting at a time like this. Don’t you know what today is. We need to be focused on how to make the opposite side suffer, not throw punches between you two.” Louise said coming in between them. “Fine, I guess you are the one with the attitude. But for the sake of our oncoming pranks, lets us discuss about what we are going to call ourselves first, before thinking of the pranks that we could possibly do that.” Hazel said as she faced the group.

Just as I pressed the first number, he reached out and snatched it right from my hand. Aldo held my phone in his hand, and his expression darkened. "Is this really necessary?" he snapped. "I've told you, nothing happened with her. What's the point of arguing over such trivial things?" "Trivial?" My voice trembled as I continued, "Carla almost died in the snow, and you call that trivial?" Marco stood beside Aldo and said softly, "Novella, Laura grew up with us. She just acted on impulse. Give her a chance and don't make a big deal out of it."

Despite the number of unpleasant animals I had been called today, I was satisfied that at least I could get a little revenge. Even if it was involuntary, petty and I probably owe her thousands of dollars now, it was the best revenge ever. Plus, her initial plan to disgrace me or whatever she had up her sleeve failed. After the excitement of it all settled, I collected my thoughts and walked out of the bath room to find Levi. It was great what happened in there, but apart from that the party sucked and I wanted to leave. Just as I left the bath room, a red haired skinny dude decided it would be funny to stick his filthy, dirty hands in sinfully short dress and grope my butt chicks. So that wa

On Thanksgiving, after I got off work, my younger brother, Nate Anderson, left an update in our family group chat about having moved to a different address. I had to take five different public transport connections before I finally reached the location he had sent me. However, when I arrived, I found that I was in a deserted area. Nate sounded smug over the phone. “Got you! My prank was successful! The last bus has left. What’re you going to do now?” I was dumbfounded, but my parents were laughing. “Why did you believe such an obvious lie? Who did you inherit your dumbness from?” “We’re having our Thanksgiving dinner soon. You can walk home.” My girlfriend, Gwen Smith, was chuc

I recognize the tension shift immediately, the way Vivian’s shoulders go still, the fraction of a pause that betrays surprise. Vivian recovers from whatever that energy was in less than a second. Her expression softens into something indulgent, almost affectionate, like she’s humoring a child. She tilts her head to Karina and answers lightly. “…it was just a prank,” she says, voice carrying more than she realizes. Karina laughs. “I mean, yeah, but you—” “Come on,” Vivian continues smoothly. “Sisters do things like that. It wasn’t supposed to hurt anyone. Besides you agreed she deserved it”

But now, after that person made her sad, In Su vowed to make that man's life like living hell. "Is that so?" In Ha nodded. She felt grateful, in that horrible night, her neighbor was with her. If not, she couldn't think what will happen to them. She knew she was a madwoman. She would find a way to get back at them if the news of her being in the third wheel didn't die down either.