Rigby Graduation Novels & Stories

Thankfully, Joseph didn’t make me feel as if I was alone and I was beyond grateful to him for that. “I meant for the after-party,” she told me with a chuckle. I froze when Ruby mentioned the after-party. It was the after-party that Brian typically threw after big events, but Brian hadn’t been at school in weeks. I don’t even think he’s going to graduate because of how much school he’s missed. “I doubt there’s even going to be an after-party,” I murmured. “Brian’s not around to throw it and usually he’s the master of parties.” “Don’t say that,” Ruby whined. “Somebody else will throw it. There must be an after-party.”

Even the Harpers were worried. Louis could imagine how shocking it would be to see Benjamin and Victoria returning to Youngville together. He used to be uninterested in all those rumors, but now that Victoria and Benjamin had gotten together … While Louis believed that Benjamin and Yves were straight, he was less confident when it came to Benjamin's rumored problem. Louis was rather curious. The scale of Brighton's graduation reception was even grander than the commencement ceremony. The graduates, their parents, and Brighton's management were present. There were also student representatives and teacher representatives from other universities. Even the hotel's largest ballroom could not acco

"But I'll try to keep the embarrassment to socially acceptable levels." Blake and Aloe were hosting the graduation celebration at their house afterward. The entire blended family gathering to celebrate Evelyn's achievement another demonstration of how far we'd all come from the toxic dynamics that defined our past. At the ceremony, I sat between Blake and Aloe, Daniel sleeping in carrier beside us. James and Hope were with Sofia a few rows back, their excitement manifesting as barely-controlled chaos. "This is surreal," Blake whispered as students filed in. "Evelyn graduating middle school. Wasn't she just learning to ride a bike?"

His grandparents and Ryker's family were already halfway down the field talking and laughing. Winter came and went and before we knew it, Preston and Julianna were graduating high school. We watched with beaming smiles as they walked down the podium holding their diplomas high in the air as the pack cheered and howled. We watched as Preston turned 18 then 19 and before we knew it, Ryker was getting down on one knee and asking our baby to marry him. We saw tears of joy roll down his face as he nodded his head. We watched as Julianna went off to college. Days passed by and we watched as our son fretted around the house as his friends helped him get ready for the big day. Jericho was walking hi

Small celebration, her words, though nothing Ruby organized was ever actually small. I looked up at Crew and Gray. “Okay,” I said. “People are coming. Please.” I looked between them. “Behave. Both of you.” Gray tilted his head. “Are you saying you’re embarrassed by us?” “That is not what I said.” “It sounded like what you said.” “I’m saying that today we celebrate. That’s it. I’m graduating with you two, which should be a good enough reason for everyone to be in a good mood.” I looked at them both. “Aren’t you happy?”

★NEW YORK★ The graduation ceremony was about to begin, and parents were trooping in and taking their seats. “We're so proud of you, Bria” Brianna's mother said, holding her hands with almost teary eyes. “I've always known that, Mom, and I appreciate you,” she turned to her father and said “both of you,” then opened her arms for a hug. “Me too” her father said and they all had a family hug. “You've done well too, Riley. I'm sure your parents are proud,” Andaline said to Riley. Brianna was about to stop her mother from saying more when Riley waved it off and smiled sweetly at Andaline

Fortunately, he was released a few hours after correcting the misunderstandings. Anyway, because of these friends, I came to accept my fate of living here. If these people forget about me and did not communicate with me, living here might be more painful and sad. Jamie immediately batted her eyelashes at Wayne, "Big brother Wayne, tomorrow is my graduation. Will you attend my graduation?" Wayne took a step back from Jamie. "...I think we have to leave later." Jamie's pretty face scrunched up. She looked menacing at Paul, "Big brother Paul, you are leaving later?"

"Leo, we need to leave soon. Are you ready?" "Leo ready! Leo wear fancy shirt!" He showed off his button-up shirt—on backwards. "Let me fix that, buddy." --- The graduation ceremony was at the school auditorium. Fifty fifth-graders in white robes. Parents armed with cameras and tissues. I spotted the other family members: Victoria, Catherine, James and Sarah with Emma (seven) and Mason (four), my parents via video call setup. "We're all here for Luna," Victoria said. "This is huge."

I could see her in profile, smiling up at him, and with a pang that felt like a stab wound, I closed my eyes and wished this fucking ceremony would end already. Finally, it did. The principal dismissed us for the last time as students of Eatonboro High School, and then everyone was doing the whole throw-the-hat-in-the-air deal and talking at once. All the chicks were hugging each other, some of them crying, and I snorted. I was willing to bet most of them would never leave town. They'd stay here, get jobs, get married and have babies, popping out the kids who'd be standing here as graduates in about twenty years.

Kian turned to Taylor. “Won’t you help with the family business eventually? And if you do… won’t you have to move to Halliport?” Taylor looked at Tristan, then at Charlie. He hesitated but soon said, “A lot can still happen. Right, Babe? We’ll take it one step at a time.” “Taylor? Adrian said it’s time for Charlie and her brothers to leave,” Grayson called, approaching. It was 9 PM. The Wests and Carringtons had just celebrated Taylor’s graduation with the Kings and a few close friends in Luxford. Taylor and the guys only took a break from the gathering to play basketball outside the house.