Romans & histoires Saved By The Bell Good Morning Miss Bliss

“This afternoon, she stepped in to lead the final acclimatization training for the whole class. She hadn’t even run 100 yards when she suddenly collapsed from exhaustion. She’s deathly pale and can’t even stand up! “Because of her, the entire school’s closing ceremony has been postponed, and the training load has doubled! The whole school’s cursing her! “She somehow got my number and told me to call you. She wants to know exactly what you did to her.” A cold smile curled at the corner of my mouth. “Sir, please tell her that I did to her exactly what she did to me!” On the other end of the line, Vermont was clearly taken aback by my words. After a moment of silence, he asked, “What do you mea

he intoned, his voice flat and final, “the court finds the defendant, Alicia Belmont, guilty of the murder of Maya Belmont.” The words hit me like a physical blow. My knees buckled, but the bailiff’s hand on my arm kept me upright. Guilty. The room spun. I looked around wildly, desperate for someone... anyone... to see the truth in my eyes. My gaze snagged on Lea, perched in the row behind Killian. She was smiling brightly, a full, excited grin that lit up her face like she’d won the lottery. Her eyes sparkled with triumph as she leaned forward, whispering something to the woman beside her. She was happy. Thrilled, even. Finally rid of me. Tears burned hot behind my eyelids, spilling over be

My stepbrothers fumbled clumsily with the dough, trying to learn how to fold the edges, much to my mother's and Miles' amusement. Fireworks lit up the night sky outside our windows, their colorful smattering glow filling the house with warmth. Just then, the butler entered with an uneasy expression. He reported that Ignatius' mother was outside, begging to see me. Audrey stood in the snow wearing an old coat. Her hair was now littered with streaks of gray, and the arrogance she once carried was nowhere to be seen. The moment she saw me, tears filled her eyes as she dropped to her knees.

"But as for me and my Prince Charming, we’re staying right here. Finding love is a blessing. Yours will come when the time is right." "I hear you, lovebirds," Bella said, moving away. A few moments later, the school bell rang—a sharp, mechanical sound that cut through the heavy atmosphere. The students gathered their things and moved toward the exit, their faces etched with a shock that wouldn't fade for a long, long time. They walked out into the afternoon sun, but the shadow of Mrs. Ajayi followed them home.

My eyes scanned the office and I stopped when I saw a card affixed to the flower. Reluctantly, I picked up the card and read out loud. "Have a blissful morning, sweetie." My eyebrows arched. Then, the door creaked and Miss Bells walked in with some files. Her lips curled up in a smile as she saw the flowers on the table and the cup of piping hot coffee. "Did you do this?" I asked almost under my breath and she quickly shook her head.

"Elara, thank you for treating me like a sister for all these years. Now that you're pregnant, let me toast you with tea instead of wine." I drank the tea without hesitation. Lyla couldn't hide her delight. She stayed a few extra minutes, waiting. Then, I swayed on my feet and collapsed onto the bed. My consciousness was fading. Once I was out cold, Lyla's mask finally slipped. "A diamond necklace? You think that's enough? What do you think I am? Some charity case? "Elara, you got lucky at the bar last time. Somehow, that screwup brought you and Silas together. But this time, I won't mess up!

“Look at that, you’ve already made a friend.” Emma rolled her eyes. “Don’t get ahead of yourself, Mom.” I laughed, feeling the first small victory settle in my chest. One step closer. One step toward saving her. One step toward changing my fate.

It was a beautiful morning, and the very thought of spending the rest of my life on money made it splendid. I went about my day wearing a broad smile and greeting every single person I met. I carefully selected everything I needed for the dinner date and visited the saloon earlier for finishing touches before I rushed home to dress up. It was 7 p.m. when my phone rang, I picked it up, and it was him. Yeah, I mean him, my prince charming with running over pocket. I looked out the window, and there were three SUVs parked outside. I grabbed my clutch and dashed out.

She gave another small smile and looked away. He gave a smile in response. “You’re welcome, Miss Jackson.” The car fell into silence once more. After driving another 20 minutes, they arrived at a 5-star hotel; Bliss. When they approached the building, Derreck got out of the car first and guided Leah in. They walked into the building through the revolving doors and approached the front counter. The woman behind the desk eyed Leah suspiciously, but didn’t allow it to be shown on her face. “Welcome to Bliss, my name is Ashley, how long will you be staying with us?”

She was planning to seek bail for Flora but when she found out the reason behind her arrest, she fainted. … “Good morning mother.” Bellamy greeted as she walked into the queen’s chamber. She was Alicent and Melinda who helped her dress up. “I hope you slept well.” Bellamy said with a huge smile. “Yes I did.” Queen Minerva said and she hugged her. “I’m so glad you’re back.” Bellamy said softly. “Me too. I guess I have lots of work to cover.” “No. The only thing you have to do is rest.” Bellamy said and held her palms.