Rule Novel Novels & Stories

“Zach, she just humiliated the school's heartthrob and one of the school's top ten, and your saying she's on fire instead of shes in fire cause hell yeah she's gonna be getting em hates” “Wait… is this some high school cliche I thought we were past that”. “Well in this school..you aren't past anything you just annoyed the top 1 of the school”. “Top 1?..what's that”. Mira and Zach exchange glances. “You tell her” Zach said. “Well the school has a system, top 10 and 20…top 10 are the high class they rule the school and they make the rules only after Axel approves them. “And whose Axel??”

Somewhat scared enough as it may birch some privacy, she shoves it off as it's just fair enough if they just follow the rules. Skipping the 4th up to the 6th rule the 7th rule catches Andrea’s attention. “Rule no 7: By all means, no students much deliberately touch or approach the ‘Royal Princes’.” Closing the handbook without continuing, she finds it off with Bea smiling with its side comment. “Told you so, it’s a bit mysterious like a typical shoujo genre of a manga and even a teen drama mix in. Perfectly blended in a fictional novel where a heroine will meet her hero.” Bea fantasizes.

[ Cade POV ] I waited until the house was fully quiet. Then I unlocked the drawer. It was a small barrel lock, cheap, the kind that came built into old furniture and wouldn't stop anyone who was actually determined to get in. I'd used the key anyway, every time, for two years. I knew it was more ritual than security. I did it anyway.

I swear sometimes being best friends with River is like having a whole second mom who sees everything. “Rule number one, be nice to everyone. This includes the staff, no one is below you. Rule two, if you have a need, simply ask. Rule number three, there will be no sex or sexual contact. This is to ensure every female has a fair chance at winning over the alpha without trying to bribe him with your body.” River snorts, “what if rule number two negates rule number three?”

Or trying to rule her. ---

I looked across the entire room. “And one more thing. Everyone standing here tonight, remember this. The Leon family can replace a district boss. It can replace drivers, lawyers, mistresses, accountants, and even the groom at a wedding. But the rules do not change. Anyone who tries to use this family as a ladder to climb up the ranks, I’ll break their legs.” This time, every single person lowered their head. I knew this fight was far from over. The real retaliation would begin tomorrow. However, I had been waiting for this day for far too long.

Adira rolled her eyes but caught the bagel with ease, “Thanks.” She sat on the couch and unwrapped the foil to inspect the bagel. It was lightly toasted with cream cheese spread on one side, jam on the other, and sandwiched together. The sight made Adira smile slightly and she took a little of the jam onto her finger to give it a taste. Raspberry. Her favourite.

He learns that I read romance novels and have a secret addiction to reality TV. "Really? You watch that stuff?" he asks, laughing. "Don't judge me. It's mindless and entertaining." "I'm not judging. I just never would have guessed." "There's a lot you don't know about me yet." "Good. I like learning new things about you." After breakfast, Richard sets me up in his home office with my laptop. The room is all dark wood and leather chairs, very masculine but comfortable. He leaves me alone to work and I lose myself in revisions and strategy notes.

But then, I already thought that Nathan is right, and that makes rule number thirty for my manual: There are no rules at all. ---THE END---

she explained, displaying her once-silver-like diamond, now fading. I summoned my diamond, and, like Harriet's, its brilliance was gradually diminishing. Each member of the Royal Family possessed their own unique diamond. Mine was red, Harriet's silver, and Karina's orange. Once our diamonds lost their luster, it would affect our abilities and strength in battle. The pressing question remained: where was the Royal Gem now? I confided in Harriet about my suspicions regarding the thief, only to discover that we both had the same person in mind. He was a Dehova loyalist, a longstanding enemy of our Kingdom. We discussed the situation and devised a strategy to recover the gem.