Novel & Cerita Sabrina Carpenter Fanfiction

“We can't do that to her.” “She wouldn't know as long as we don't tell her,” Ivan pulled away. “Come on. I know you want me.” He's wrong. I would never want him. Not in a million years. “What do you say, Sabrina?” He brushed his finger over my bottom lip. “Me and you?” “No.” I hissed. “What about one kiss?” he pouted. “No.” I shook my head. “No?” He gripped my hips and lifted me into the kitchen counter.

Cole’s POV. The heavy door of the SUV slammed shut, sealing out the noise of the paparazzi and the drumming rain. The silence inside the vehicle was instant and thick, smelling of leather and tension. "He’s going to her," I said, brushing the water from my jacket before climbing into the back seat next to Sabrina. Sabrina looked pale, her face illuminated by the soft amber reading lights of the car. Her hands were resting protectively on her stomach, a gesture that had become constant over the last hour. She searched my face, looking for cracks in my armor.

Her eyes had betrayed her because tears, which were obviously triggered by happiness, were welling out of her eyes. "I am laughing because of you. You look chubby," she said, stretching her hands to show her how chubby her cheeks looked. "Anyway, you can't fight that man. I mean, if you think you can fight him, you could have done it the moment he approached us, but...you almost peed on yourself." Sabrina drew her last words, hoping that Karina wouldn't hear them, but she already had. "Whatever, let's get out of here. You have already put me in much trouble anyway," she said, pulling her by the hand as they walked around the forest looking for a portal that would take them back to the world

What happened to you? She got diarrhea last week and didn't go to work, and now she's acting weird. I'm having second thoughts on advertising her to my doctor. "Why don't you tell me so I don't call my psychiatrist?" "Okay, okay." She put her hand up in surrender. She walked again on the front like a turtle and had the audacity to sit on my table. She removed my name "Architect Sabrina" from the side before looking at me. Before she could land my name on the table, I snatched it from her hand. She didn't even care and just laughed. This woman is the only known creature who carelessly bothers humans. She didn't know how hard it was to put "architect" in front of your name.

I just gaped at him. Nathan turned his attention to the two in front of us. “You know, Sabrina may all be sassy, bad ass and stuff, but she got nothing about romance.” “Hey!” I spanked him on the arm. As if he didn’t feel anything, he just continued with a smirk. “But look at her now, eye-raping someone so publicly.” “I’m not!” I said and punched this time. They all laughed. I frowned. “Why are you guys here?” I crossed my arms and raised my brows.

“You are far from easy.” I smiled as he continued. “Do you know how long I’ve been trying to get your attention at school?” he asked. “Stop it,” I smacked his leg softly. “You’re lying.” “No, I’m not,” he shook his head. “I’ve been trying to talk to you for a while. I noticed how you always looked at me, it was as though you were casting a spell on me with those beautiful eyes of yours. Whenever I’d look around and my favorite stalker wasn’t somewhere hiding and watching me, I was concerned. I really grew to like you over time, even though we never spoke. But I do like you, Sabrina. Our meeting might not be as dreamy as I thought it’d be. I know none of us planned that it’d be through a marr

Sabrina was in her old room with the curtains open from her sliding door to the garden. She was standing and leaning on the door frame of the open sliding door. It was raining hard. Her arms were crossed, and she was staring at nothing—her mind was drifted away by the rain. A warm, fluffy blanket wrapped around her, along with strong arms. Sabrina held his hand in front of her and rubbed her cheek against his. She felt depressed. Catriona was blind and pregnant. Tequila was deaf, and her grandfather was hiding something from her.

I will go to the guest's room. Shortly after Sara settled in her room, she looked out of the window and glimpsed an immense patio with a swimming pool, she wanted to enter it, but she had to ask Caspian's permission and because of how mean she could tell he was, she preferred to save herself the bad time, later when all her plans are completed, I will be able to give myself that luxury, to me too was what she thought to herself, while she went down the stairs to have dinner. Due to the situations and the great stress that she lived within the ceremony, she could not take a bite and she was very hungry, she went to the kitchen and saw out of the corner of her eye that Caspian had a visitor, i

I'd rather listen to her talk all day. “You know, Rayne, Lucas is a good man. He spoils me so much, buys me all the finest things some women can only dream of. But sometimes, I just want to be...ravished.” Sabrina leans forward, lowering her voice to a whisper. “You know, taken by force, pushed against the wall, choked, slapped, spanked, pounded, gagged...all those things you read about in those cheesy romance novels. A girl can dream, right?”

"Sabrina, we got carried away—" ‌ Sabrina's hand waved in a dismissive gesture, her patience wearing thin. "Carried away or not, it's time for you both to grow up. This behavior is beneath both of you." ‌ Andrei's brows furrowed, his voice tinged with begrudging agreement. "Sabrina, we're not trying to—" ‌ With a sigh, Sabrina's eyes glowed faintly with her magical power. In an instant, they were enveloped in a surreal, timeless space, a secluded forest on the outskirts of town where nature whispered its secrets.