Sonia Nevermind Novels & Stories

On the day of our family trip, I woke up early, only to be shocked to find the house completely empty. While I was still wondering what was going on, a message from my younger sister, Cynthia, popped up in the family group chat. "Oh no, I forgot to tell everyone in this group that the departure time had been moved up!" The next second, the message was recalled. As I stared blankly at the now-empty chat, I felt my eyes sting. At that moment, I realized they had another family group chat—one that did not include me. While I was still in a daze, Mom called. "I'm sorry, Yesenia. We moved the departure time up by an hour and forgot to tell you. Hurry and get a cab over here. Maybe you can

Sonia asked in anger. “Oh, you’re still here? I thought my disinterest was... loud and clear,” Clint answered. Sonia gasped in shock. She frowned and said, “I can’t believe you! Any man would want me! You will regret this!” “I’m pretty sure I’m allergic to trouble,” Clint said while waving goodbye. “Don’t worry. I’ll call Kent for you and let him know you need someone to talk to.” “Ahh!” Sonia screamed, stomping as she left the villa.

Sonia asked in a rush. "I am not fine at all, my life is in a mess, I am doomed." She cried. "Calm down baby girl, why are you sad?." Lisa asked in surprise. "I will call you later but all I have to tell you is that don't trust Rika, she is there to ruin you and Anthony." "Who is she?." Lisa asked in surprise. "I can't disclose that to you now, but just do as I say, bye I will call you when it is convenient for you bye." Gladys rushed the words and hung up on her. Sonia put down her hand and opened her mouth in shock.

Hopefully, she would realize what she was doing and start doing something too redeem herself. Unfortunately, I was snapped out of my thoughts when the sound of her heels got fainter and fainter which only meant one thing. Sonia, the school’s grade ‘A’ bitch, just backed out of a challenge and insult made by the school’s nerd. Today just got better and better, I mused silently, watching Sonia’s retreating back.

I had a new name and a new life in a new city. To fix my past regrets of quitting school, I went back to college. While walking on campus, someone tapped my shoulder. "Sophia, is that you?" My heart jumped, and I started to panic, but when I turned around, it was a man I did not know. "Do we know each other?" I asked, unsure. "I'm Brandon. We went to the same college before you left." "Oh, right. Sorry, I just didn't remember you at first."

Hearing this, I smiled and looked at Shawn calmly. Seeing my calmness, Shawn seemed a little panicked. He raised his voice and asked, "Why are you being so quiet, Sonia? Are you that desperate for a man?" I responded coldly, "There's nothing to say, Shawn. You have no right to criticize me. You and Britney are more than just good friends too." Shawn pinched his eyebrows helplessly and said with exhaustion, "Sonia, how many times do I have to tell you that Britney has depression, so I have to take care of her?"

Matilda jumped to her feet at once, scooping Miles into her arms. Her face stiffened with embarrassment. Still, she forced herself to compose her expression and tried to soothe me. "Sylvia, what's gotten into you all of a sudden? There's an auction this afternoon. I'll take you and Willow along." Only then did she seem to realize she had lumped me together with the mistress. She gave an awkward laugh.

I looked down and took a slow sip of my latte, then said flatly, "People's flaws are baked in. They show sooner or later. Dwelling on a 'what if' won't change a thing." She let out a bitter laugh, roughly wiped her face, and left. Not long after, Scott Group filed for bankruptcy. On the way home with her parents, Simone got into a car accident. Maybe it was just payback catching up with her. She suffered a head injury and lost her hearing. Her left leg was permanently damaged, leaving her partially disabled. Amelia and Lucas were fine, just a few concussions they could recover from. Someone who went to see her at the hospital that day said, "Simone lay on the bed laughing and crying at the s

she told me. “I sure think so,” I said. “But she’s a little tied up tonight. Best Maid of Honor and all.” “Well, I guess that benefits me,” Sasha said. “Because I was feeling a bit lonely. I’ve lost touch with most of Jay’s friends over the years, so I don’t really know anyone here.” “I’ll keep you company,” I told her. “Tell me more about these hybrid grapes.” Sasha laughed and shook her head. “Let’s not talk business anymore tonight,” she said. “Let’s save it for our meeting. I’m more interested in finding out who’s single here.”

Sophie's smile stiffened—she was actually surprised that Mark would say no, but she eventually let go. Then, as if she had just seen me then, she scratched her head as if embarrassed. "Oh, we're just playing around, and we've been doing this for too long. You're not upset, are you?" I smiled, shaking my head. "Why would I be upset? Play all you want—don't mind me." As I finished, I went inside and saw another woman glaring at Sophie with unconcealed disgust. I remembered her—she was Ian Cross' girlfriend, but one could guess Sophie was fooling around with more than just Mark.