Rigby Graduation Novels & Stories

Brielle's POV Graduation day had come and gone. Mom, Dad and I had celebrated, done the whole 'picture with the diploma' bit, and now I was ready to party. Ivy and I had hit up the local bar, and were letting loose, celebrating our newfound freedom from school. Mom, bless her heart, was unaware of this particular part of the celebration, also the fact that her goody two shoes daughter was pounding down the drinks like there was no tomorrow.

KATE’s P.O.V. Graduation practice. I don’t know how, but thankfully, I passed all the requirements needed without Claire’s help. Elijah is there, and he gave me a very useful hand in everything that needs to be done. And now, I can proudly say that I’m one of those graduating students ready to march at stage and get our diploma. “Braganza, Claire,” the emcee announced and she climbed up to the stairs, shaking that hands of those who act as the honorable guest and teachers.

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.

That treatment got old fast. This weekend was celebrating Genevieve’s accomplishment of graduating high school and spreading her wings. She shouldn’t think about unimportant things like the far-off future. The next day, all of their immediate family, her grandparents, Angel’s family, Mark, and even Lita showed up to the graduation ceremony and accompanying barbecue at the Bennett house afterward. Lily couldn’t even keep track of how many pictures were taken.

Then they locked with Jacob’s, his smile radiating warmth and support. The ceremony concluded in a burst of cheers and flying caps. Chaos erupted as families rushed to congratulate their graduates. Jacob hung back, watching as Tiffany was engulfed by her family. “There’s our girl!” River’s voice boomed as he swept Tiffany into a bear hug. “Dad, can’t breathe!” Tiffany laughed, her eyes sparkling with joy. Riley piped up, “My turn! Move it, old man!” Sky and Lucas jostled for position. “You did it, sis!” Lucas exclaimed, throwing an arm around Tiffany’s shoulders.

Me and Nathan Oppa sat on the back seat and Timothy drove the car to the school but as usual, he dropped us a little far from the school. We arrived and met some of our friends, we hugged and took some selfies together. Everyone was happy and was smiling together. Later, we went and sat on our perspective seat, soon the principal started calling up the graduates to receive their medals and certificates. Oliver Brown. Symphony Hemsworth. Amrit Kashyap. Aparna Yadav. Anabelle. Edward. Jacob. As soon I heard them and saw them walking up to the principal, I cheered for them and clicked their pictures. "Jennifer"

Everyone screamed, jumped, clapped, and celebrated. I screamed too, it felt like a huge weight had been lifted. Especially when I glanced at Bro M, the oldest GGS member who had been held back a year. He was going crazy, hugging Iky, crying, laughing, full-on chaotic! Finally, he graduated too! Mr. Hadi continued, “You’ll see your rankings on the announcement board later this afternoon. For now, enjoy your free time! Spend it with your friends and teachers!” More cheers exploded across the field before we were dismissed.