Sakura Useless Novels & Stories

I randomly tapped on it, struggling to turn on the shower when ice-cold water started spurting out of it making me shriek in fright but closed my mouth with both hands to stop from screaming. I quickly tapped another time but it turned off, I sighed in defeat, I couldn't fight with it to bring it to warm water. So I just turned it on, baring myself for the cold water again but surprisingly it came warm, just enough temperature for me. I took the pink colour soap that smelled like rose from the hold and rubbed it on my skin, washing off the tough dirt and scrapping off the mud caked on my skin, washing myself clean. After using the soap a few more times, my skin slowly turned back to the colo

Samuel yelled. After the doctor affirmed that Miss Aurora was going to be fine, Samuel and I found that we couldn't just sit still, waiting and watching. We had to track whoever it was that had done the harmful deal. It didn't take long to see where the intruder took in as a black scarf was found at the edge of the window when we looked out through there. We didn't waste time getting out of the room through the window.

: “Why go through all that effort to do that to anyone? It's a waste of time. For yourself and for him, but more for your sake. But, then again ‘Sake’ and ‘Effort’ is a hassle and a waste of time overall.” ???: “His pain and scars are all too beautiful and tragic~ I must have all of ‘that’ for myself~. I want him for myself~. Let me have ‘that’ all too myself~. Please~. Please~.” ???: “Disgusting. You truly are. *sigh*.” ???: “Disgusting!~ How dare you! I’ll have you know I am quite delicable unlike you~.” ???: “*sigh* Whatever. You are still truly disgusting.”

This happens on June 24, 1920. Sakura had to deal with the demands and lack of time from her mother, who was barely at home, which led to a series of arguments, the girl locked herself in her room, after trying to go back to work, sending letters of recommendation., I needed to go back to studying, so the only way was projects and scholarships.

Then, out of nowhere, she shoved something into my hand. “Here. Take this.” I looked down. A phone? I blinked at her, confused. “Do I really need this?” Hazel shrugged. “Who knows? You might need it someday. You know how to use it, right?” “Yeah…” I nodded. Hazel gave a short laugh. “You know, Liz… I’m so glad your amnesia isn’t that critical. I’d have been under so much stress, though I still wouldn’t have had a choice.”

"Since a long time ago I've been smart" Sazkia lowered her head. there was a sudden pain that pinched. She knew that Qomar's charm was extraordinary. On campus, no one does not like his temperament. In the student organizations, almost all of them were competing to get his attention and now, Syamsa openly expressed his feelings.

Said Sara giving Sekora a tight hug. “Mom, I’m not a weed, I’m a big flower. Said Sekora, crossing her arms. “Oh and which one is that?” asked Sara with a smile. “The Cherry Blossom flower.” Said Sekora returning the smile. “Alright honey, lets go or we will be late.” Said Sara, loading Sekora in the families Honda Civic and shutting door. “Can we listen to the Magical unicorns theme?” asked Sekora. “Once.” Sara replied. “Twice please!” pleaded Sekora holding up two fingers.

“Alright I’ll do better” “Good, now if that’s everything you better get back to work because you’re making no progress” he spat at me once again, he was about to leave when we both heard footsteps and ourselves behind a huge tree, it was Naya Rose she was heading somewhere. Roland and I shared a glance and we knew that we had to follow her which we did until we arrived at a waterfall, she sat down on the ground and brought a piece of paper and a pencil out of the picnic basket, and started drawing. Roland and I knew this was a chance to end her once and for all, unfortunately, a tree snapped and she turned around and almost discovered us.

Sabrina snapped her fingers in front of me and that was all it took to pull me back to the present. “Are you even listening to me?” she asked and I sighed. “Uhhh… yes, yes.” I blinked back a couple of times, willing my eyes to adjust to my surroundings again. “I heard you.” I said. “Of course.” She knew I was lying but she knew better than to push it. “The mating ceremony will be so fun. What if you find your mate there, Kieran?” Sabrina said. “Yeah.” I gulped. “That would be nice.”

“We could change the world. We could cure almost everything: cure cancer, cure AIDS…” Tim stepped toward him and patted his shoulder. “And we could swim in pools filled with hundred-dollar bills.” Sakura rolled her eyes. “You're earning too much already for your slacking around.” “I'm not slacking around!” Tim protested, frowning at her. “My mind needs to rest a lot! That's the only way I can control and use its genius!”