She's Not In Your League Novels & Stories

Penelope cried out in relief. "Elise? You're Elise Thatcher, that loser?" Obviously, he didn't believe that his ex-sister-in-law, who was a plain Jane, could become so stunning. James laughed. "Who are you trying to fool? Elise would never look like this. She's so ugly and out of shape," "Can't recognize your ex-sister-in-law?" she coldly said, approaching him. "James Anderson, I know you're deaf, but it can't be that you're blind too!" Elise laughed, mocking him.

“This is why we have to get in to cheerleading squad, babes. We would enjoy Thursdays with the hot basketballers, instead of being in the gym playing silly dodgeball. My head still hurts from the last game.” The second girl, who had gotten into a stall right next to mine, let out a deep chuckle. “That’s because you were on the losing team. Anyway, I can’t audition for cheerleading one more time especially since Leslie has made it clear that we are not going to get on the team.” “Such a fucking bitch.” I heard the first girl say under her breath and then she clicked her tongue. “Speaking of Leslie, have you seen the trending video?…. You know the one of Todd O’Connor and his geeky bestie?”

“And you think I’ll help with that?” “I know you will.” She looked away toward the open road. “I don’t belong to your pack.” “You don’t have to.” She frowned slightly. “What do you mean?” Leonard leaned back on his hands. “You can race for me.” She was quiet for a moment. “You’re serious.” “Yes.” He turned his head to look at her. “With you on my team, no one stands a chance.” Not even Draven. He didn’t say it out loud. But the thought was there.

A hand shot to my face, covered and lips then dragged down my face in confusion. Realization dawned on me again. She didn’t even fight it. I let out a single, sharp back of a laugh. The sound was entirely hollow, leaving my lips in a flat, bitter line. “She didn’t choose us,” the word left my lips in a whisper. “It’s so sad what that woman did,” a voice said. “She just gave up her family with no second thought. If I was her, I would have never done that but to each their own”. I didn’t waste my time turning to find their faces.

"Orion, I know you and I'm an alpha I sense these things." "Is this possible?" "Yes it is. The moon goddess does not make mistakes." "What do I do though? Everything in me is telling me to go to her right now but...." "You are afraid you may be disrespecting the memory of Deena." "Yes. What do I do?" "I think Deena would have wanted you to be happy." "Yes. She would." "Think about how Thalia is feeling right now. She just found her mate." "I don't want to disappoint her Vines...."

She tilted her head, as though she had just heard something amusing. "But the game has only just begun." "We made a bet on how long you'd last before you begged for mercy." She stepped closer and looked at me through the glass. "Haven't you always said you were smart, independent, capable?" "Then prove it to us." I watched that arrogant face, and something inside me went cold, inch by inch. Tonight was the eve of my engagement to Matt. The De Luca family had reserved the entire mountaintop hotel. By tomorrow morning, every major family on the East Coast would be sending gifts.

She was wearing a stiletto that was so high that if she falls she will definitely break her neck. "Oh My God, What are you doing here? And what are you even wearing, I mean, ew" She rushed out in a very annoying and high-pitched voice that was straight off daggers to the ears of Sebastian. However, her sentence made Sebastian very angry as he did not want any random girl talking to his mate like that. He immediately figured that this girl must have bullied Kelly in college due to her inferiority complex which Kelly must have triggered. Before Sebastian could say anything, Kelly decided to speak up

"She's been waiting out here for days, asking everyone about you. When she heard you hadn't been in recently, she still refused to give up. She's been at the gate every night after work." She glanced at me with sympathy. "Are you in some kind of trouble?" I shook my head. "No." After bidding my colleague goodbye, I saw Lindsey striding toward me. Up close, I realized how far she had fallen. Red veins marbled her eyes, evidence of sleepless nights. Her face was bare—something unthinkable for her before, since she never left the house without makeup. "George, you're really something else," she sneered. "We just filed for divorce, and you've already found a new target. I wonder what she'd think

The young woman was calm, her eyes unreadable as she stared at no one in particular. But they were all quiet, a decision made by the chairman couldn’t be contested by them, mere staff. There were just a few shareholders here and they didn’t seem to mind either. Deborah Leeds was fuming in her seat, her bloodshot eyes stared deep into Selena’s soul. She believed she was the best candidate for this role and had worked tirelessly to ensure she got it. Yet, an incompetent individual like Selena had snatched it right from her hands. She calmed herself down and decided to speak up.

As I made my way up the stairs, Delia's words echoed in my head. "We don't want you here as our future Luna. You know I'm the beta's daughter, and me and Hughy are destined to be together." I rolled my eyes and let out a heavy sigh. This girl was really something else.