Rhea Tea Party Novels & Stories

“It’s been a while since I had some fun. These books are wearing me out.” “I… I don’t know if I’ll be there,” Morticia mumbled, completely unaware of the party plans. “Don’t tell me you had no idea about it,” Rhea said, raising an eyebrow. Morticia chuckled awkwardly in response. Just then, Rhea’s phone buzzed with a message from Thane. “Gotta run. You better be at the party, or I’ll drag you there myself,” she called over her shoulder as she walked away. Morticia’s smile faded. A party? Parties never went well for her. She had attended a few, and they were all terrible experiences.

he said respectfully, “it’s almost time. You’re needed at your post.” Lyria cursed under her breath, shoulders snapping straight, all humor draining from her face. In her place now stood someone I barely recognized, stone cold and sharp eyed. She gestured for me to follow. “Come with me, Rhea. We need to get you dressed.” “For…?” “The Moonlit Festival,” she said, curt, decisive. My stomach twisted. I’d heard of the festival of course, but I’d never attended. Survival had kept me from such luxuries. When I’d met Theon, even that brief freedom had been denied.

Elva said. I stopped walking and turned to look at her with a questionable look on my face, " and why is that?" I asked. " Mother wants the tea party to be held on the second of July, and she hasn't done anything, not to talk about sending the invitations to the guests," Elva said with a tired look on her face. " Oh, I see, it's just a week till this month ends," I said and counted to walk toward her room. I got to the store and started climbing it. I was halfway through when Elva screamed.

She was in a deep navy slip that looked exquisite, but I had gone for a more bolder color. My dress was a bright, seductive red—the kind of red that screamed for attention and usually got exactly what it wanted. It clung to me like a second skin, every curve mapped out for the room to see. "I feel like my bones are vibrating," Rhea murmured, picking a plastic cup as she sat down beside me. "That's just the music literally flowing into your bloodstream," I laughed, nudging her. "Enjoy the ride, babe. We earned this." "Alright, let's get the party started," Andy shouted, slamming his hand on a table. "We are officially done being nerds for the next forty-eight hours. I suggest a game."

But Elaine wasn't done talking, "how about we relive our childhood activities, it's going to be so much fun like it used to be…we can bring them along." I felt like my ears weren't working properly. The guys who were usually loud, having endless stories to tell were unusually quiet as if there was something else going on, instead of just someone trying to get a reaction out of me on purpose. “Leave me with this bitch, and I'll rearrange her pretty face." Rhea swore. “As much as I'd like that, I should probably remind you that we're no longer a Beta and we are definitely not going to win." “Let me worry about that," Rhea muttered.

She knew how to hold a conversation, how to make herself interesting. But she wasn't Zana. The thought hit me hard immediately. I had no business comparing them. Zana was... what? A rogue who'd been forced into this academy against her will? Someone who clearly wanted nothing to do with me or anyone else here? I was being ridiculous. "Percy? Are you listening?" I blinked, realizing Rhea had asked me something. "Sorry, what?" She laughed “I asked if you're attending the winter gala next month. It's going to be quite the event"

I'm not taking no for an answer so dress hot and I'll pick you up tonight. Panic rose up in my chest instantly. I have been trying my best to avoid crowded places where I could easily get recognised ever since the scandal. How did she expect me to go to a party? Another message came from her. Heather: You can't hide forever, Rhea. It will be fun, I promise. I let out a sigh as I ran my fingers through my hair. A Party with hundreds of people sounded scarier than facing Chase and Sienna to be honest.

Besides, although she felt that her outfit was different from her usual look, she looked good. But her troubles weren't over—she had been given the perfect outfit so that she could attend the tea party. … After lunch, Summer and Caroline headed over to the tea party by car. The venue was a tall building in Rosseera City's central business district. It had tight security and patrols. Uninvited guests would definitely not be allowed entry. The tea party was held by the four major prestigious families to strengthen their relationships and partnerships. Besides that, they would also have discussions about topics about women, such as women's rights and women in arts and literature.

The moment our eyes met, I felt myself tense slightly, subconsciously remembering that she now knew about me and Kale. Even though she had promised to keep it a secret, it still made my stomach twist nervously. Just when I was thinking it might be better to avoid her for a while, her lips curled into a warm smile. “Rhea!” she called, waving me over. The other two immediately turned to look at me. Lily grinned. “There you are! We were just talking about you.” My heart stuttered. “About me?” I asked, shooting Sarah a questioning look. “The omega party is happening in two days,” she said, and my shoulders visibly relaxed.

Bring whoever’s responsible for that mysterious ‘R’ in your photos 👀 Rhea smirked. “Guess we’ve got plans.” Fenrak tilted his head. “Humans?” “Friends,” she corrected. “And yes, humans. So maybe don’t growl or glow at them, alright?” Fenrak raised both hands in mock surrender. “No promises.” --- The café was already crowded when they arrived — the same old place that once hosted late-night study sessions and birthdays. Rhea pushed the door open and was instantly engulfed by squeals.