Sue Sylvester Meme Novels & Stories

Sylvester grinned, picking the cup of rum on the bedstand. He poured it on Jaemin, and his eyes opened wide. "Ssi-Bal!" He cursed in Korean, sitting up. "What the hell! Sylvester!" He shouted. "You were making mouth about how you're not interested in the trainees, but you f**ked two of them all night?" Sylvester mocked. "They were more than I expected, these b**ches almost killed me, they're fire" Jaemin replied lazily. "Whatever, time to leave, where's your suit?" Sylvester replied, and his eyes widened.

“Well, Mrs Sylvester, the b-board m-m….” “Do I look like a scarecrow?” I asked her, cutting her off.” “I'm sorry, what?” She asked as we both entered the elevator. “You heard me; I'm sure you know I hate repeating myself.” “No, you don't.” “Then, explain why you're stuttering,” I told her. “W-well I-I” “What are the two things I hate, Susie?” I asked her. “You hate repeating yourself and people that stutter.” She said.

I almost don’t see her hand until it comes flying towards my face. “ALEXIS!” Sly bellows, his hand holding Alexis’ wrist just inches away from my face. “What the fuck do you think you are doing to my luna?” “Teaching your bitch some manners,” she spat. “She insulted me, Sylvester, said I wasn’t luna enough to get pregnant and I flipped,” she pouts prettily. I want to pull out every one of her shiny black hairs. “Sylvester…I…I was defending you. She insulted you after yelling at me about my special migraine medicine,” I explain. “She was saying…”

'' I smiled. ''Hurry, i miss you.'' she laughed. ''You miss me or you miss my cock?'' ''Remus! Don't be crude, we're on an open call that could be tapped from anywhere in the world.'' Sylvia laughed. ''I really don't care about babies. I just want to fuck you so bad.'' ''I will get off this call now.'' Sylvia said before cutting the call. I knew she was going to do it but I just didn't think she would make do with her words. Now, I knew that sometimes, I had to take her seriously.

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*James Dr. Sheridan was amused at me, she was glad that I've met James. But she didn't know that he's my sugar daddy. I started telling her about what happened in the last couple of days, with Richard and with mother that scolded me. She was happy that I got someone that has my back and told me not to be ridiculed.

Susie was furious. “You can go out there and say whatever you like, but you’ll see if anyone will believe you. Don’t say I didn’t warn you, but I’m an S University student here to earn some living and tuition fees while you’re a woman who will do anything for money. Who do you think people will believe, you or me?”

It didn't take long for word to spread—people claimed Stella was a medical genius without the degree to prove it. Soon, people were lining up, willing to pay thousands to consult her on the live stream. One day, she called to threaten me. "Sylvia, who cares if you didn't clear that up? I've already made it to the top! If you know what's good for you, divorce Kyle and leave with nothing! "I have millions of fans now. Believe me, I have plenty of ways to make you and that doomed child of yours suffer!"

Sia added but i shook my head "Apology won't get you out of this one Sia" She put her hands together in a pleading manner "Please Sue, don't get back at me" You bet I will. "Come on Sue, we could help you get another chance with him" Aimee suggested and I rolled my eyes "Ohh yes do that, I'll be so grateful". Julia stared at me "Ohh come on Sue, you've got to forget about it, what's done is done". I frowned at her "Easy for you to say, you fuck your man every night".

Julian’s fists clenched. Susan stepped out of her apartment building into crisp morning air, phone balanced in her hand as her friends filled the screen, still buzzing from the night before. “I swear,” Williams laughed, “I’ve replayed that slap in my head at least ten times.” “You were ICONIC,” Avery added. “Do you know how long she’s needed that?” Susan smiled, a little tired, but lighter than she had felt in years. “I didn’t plan it,” she said. “I just… stopped being small.”