Riding The Bus With My Sister Book Novels & Stories

he winked. I saw the school bus approaching and I offered him a fake smile, “sorry to end this conversation but my ride's here and I assure you, I’m not even going to miss it.” I turned to walk to the bus but I saw a certain black haired going into it. I sighed and he turned to look at me, he didn’t even bother to wave me over and just got in, he was still mad and although it was surprising, Adrian Sanders managed to make me forget my little feud with my brother. Not wanting to be in the same bus with him, I did the one thing I never expected to do.

I finished the form, took my bags, and waved goodbye to my sister. My walk towards the bus stop was long. Maybe as a result of my roaming mind. The uncertainty of the future made my mind roam through a series of things all at once. After some long minutes, I finally boarded a bus to the area where the hospital was located. I tried keeping my mind focused on the task at hand as the bus drove gently across the streets.

I slip into a random empty paired seat and sink into the window seat, trying to push William Ravenstone out of my head. Bibah pushes our luggage into the compartment made for them under the seats, then sits next to me with a sigh. She takes off her bucket hat as she gets comfortable, loosening the end of her scarf and then bringing out a shiny new book and a bottle of water from her tote bag. I glimpse the title of the book; Five Survive by Holly Jackson. The bus continues to fill up steadily, with students seating themselves next to their mates or their friends.

I spoke with her for some time and then went to take a bath. I was almost done getting ready and asked Ruhi for money as he cut my salary. My dear little sister was kind enough that she gave me her pocket money for my transportation. I took the money and the file to board the bus. As I was early today I went on the first bus which would reach my stopping so there wasn't much crowd and I managed to find a seat for myself. There was almost two three people standing behind who didn't bother to take a seat even after there was many empty ones.

My sister said, and my entire face turned so red, and before I can stop her, Ashton is already opening the back door for her, and she quickly climbed inside his car. "Come on, Meg, you always complain every morning that it is so hard for us to catch the bus, and now that you have a free ride, you will not ride with Ashton's car?" My sister said after she opened the car's window. I gave her you pay for all this look before I turned my gaze to Ashton, who had been holding the car door for me to get inside the passenger's seat beside the driver's seat. I can smell the heavenly scent of Ashton as he settled himself beside me, and I think I can hear my heartbeat as it continues to beat faster.

Then I grabbed my bag and phone and headed downstairs. My stepfather was passed out on the couch, and my brother sat in the kitchen, enjoying a bowl of cereal. I grabbed an apple, and my brother kissed my head before I left for the bus stop. Anxiety clawed at my nerves, causing my steps to slow as I saw the bus approaching. My legs trembled as the bus stopped right in front of me, and I could already envision everyone inside laughing and whispering about me. Taking a deep breath, I gathered my courage and stepped through the open doors of the bus.

The old man muttered something under a tired breath as the bus arrived from around the corner, both the sisters and Sara hopped on the bus, leaving the man, fatigued and worn out, back at the bus stop. Once inside the bus, the two sisters found themselves seated at an empty seat near the front so they had a good view out of the window, both girls were happy to sit together. Sara on the other hand chose to stand in the middle section of the bus, holding onto the handrails. As soon as she settled in, Sara noticed that there were a couple of teenage boys sitting not too far in the back row. They were leaning over and whispering about something among themselves, Sara turned her head wanting to e

My brain worked at full speed, I didn't want to get married but I also didn't want to end up kidnapped and by rogues, only the goddess knows what they planned to do. No, this won't do, I had to save myself. Alpha Theron- My father was ruthless, but at least with him I knew what to expect, suddenly Elena’s voice flashed at the back of my mind. “Aria, if you ever get the chance. Run, and never look back.” Her eyes had glowed softly under the moon as she cradled me in her arms. I nearly teared up at the thought of her— my older half sister. A rough bump pushed me roughly out of my thoughts, I nearly retched, blood rushed to my brain, we maneuvered another rocky road and finally came to a flat s

Duo point of View Mark’s Point of View (Game Day) The bus hissed to a stop, and the door swung open with a loud clank. I stepped off first, the weight of my jersey heavy on my shoulders, but not nearly as heavy as the thoughts spinning in my head. My feet hit the ground, and I took a long look around. Her school. My sister’s school. The one Mom dragged her to, hoping to keep her safe from all the mess we were born into.

her sister remarked dryly. “Whatever,” Cassy shot back, snatching a slice of bread straight off her sister’s plate. “Hey! That was my favorite piece!” her sister yelled, half-standing from her chair. “Thanks!” Cassy called over her shoulder, already halfway out the door, crumbs in her mouth and her sister’s protests following her down the street. Nearly tripping over her own shoes, Cassy stepped out onto the road and glanced toward the bus stop. Her heart sank. The digital sign flashed mockingly—next bus in ten minutes.