Novel & Cerita Susie Fnaf

Now she had come back with a new face, and also with more calm and a stronger personality, only because she had Nathaniel's power in her back. Thinking abou the fact that even after five years, her own daughter was still not able to get Nathaniel's love and she even gave birth to a child for Ye Family, now all of her hard work had failed just because of Mango who was in front of her. Susie couldn't wait to kill Mango with her own hands. "You don't know me? Really? But I know you. I knew you since five years ago. Don't you remember me? You had a good time at that feast in the Flower Capital, didn't you?"

He opened the car and carry me in his arms. "Hmm...I'm liking this already. Let's just snuggled and watch some movies." "Sure, we can do that if you want." He carried me and put me down, once we reached the sofa. "Ice cream, chocolate, or popcorn?" He asked me while walking to the kitchen. "James baby, you're speaking my language now. Ice cream, please. I'm taking a quick shower first, you can pick the movie." Half an hour later we cuddled up in front of the TV freshly showered, ice cream in hand, and watching some zombie apocalypse. I was holding my breath every five seconds. "This is a very frustrating movie, James."

She grabbed Jane, who was trying to get inside, and there was a cold gleam in her eyes. “I’m warning you, Jane Dunn, don’t you ever stick to Haydn Soros again!” Susie would never admit that she was jealous of how close Jane and Haydn were. She was an S University student, and she only worked at East Emperor because she needed to earn her living and tuition fees. She was not like the other people there! Jane held the doorframe… She was so, so tired, and she really did not want to argue with Susie right now. She just wanted to get into that bed as soon as she could.

Nate said, as the door opened. “Sup Alphas,” she said, pulling a lollipop out of her mouth. “Zach here wants to train with you, to try out for Gamma. You’ll have to initiate him first,” Ryan said, pulling me to my feet. My mates and I moved quickly to the door, as Zach stood, confused. We shut the door and heard Susie giggle. She does that right before she shifts … she gets the victim calm and completely unsuspecting. She only needs to even shift just her face, it’s more than terrifying. I hadn’t seen her demon and fuck, I didn’t want to.

“And Katie and Lance.” “Right. Them, too.” Joey shook his head. “Sis, she’s just a friend.” “Really?” Sue asked, narrowing her eyes. “She’s good at first person shooters,” Joey told her. “Our friendship was meant to be.” “Okay,” Sue said, figuring that she wasn’t going to get much more out of Joey. She thought about going to take a shower, to start getting ready for the night ahead, but honestly, she didn’t want to think about it.

It was lunch period and Susan walked into my office "What’s up princess “ She says and sat opposite me “What’s with you and calling me princess, it’s reserved for Damien only” i say and she puts her hand on her chest “Sorry Milady, what’s up sweet thang” she rephrased and i laughed “How are you doing Susan, come on lets go eat” i say and pick my phone, walking out of my office with her “Susan we are going to Seattle tomorrow, Damien is also coming" i say and she stops walking "That’s amazing, so we all go tomorrow right!" She asks and i nod, we had our lunch and went back to work. The day seemed to go by so fast

That night, Susie Kim sat cross-legged on Lena's bed and listened to the whole story twice. Susie was Lena's best friend and had been since ninth grade, when they'd ended up at the same lunch table on the first day, and Susie had said, without preamble, "I like your earrings," and I think we should be friends." She was small, sharp-tongued, and relentlessly loyal, and she had a gift for strategy that she deployed entirely on Lena's behalf because her own romantic life was a self-described disaster she'd given up trying to manage. "So you and Adrian Hale had a moment," Susie said.

“I’ll see what the elves can do. Run along now, Susie, and don’t forget to say goodbye to Mrs. Claus!” Susie nodded and hopped down from Alexander’s lap. I leaned forward, letting her come close to kiss my rosy cheeks. But as she leaned in, she hesitated. Her eyes widened when she saw it—a strand of my natural hair that had come loose from under my wig. Before I could stop her, she had grabbed my wig and yanked it off my head. She knocked my fake glasses off in the process, revealing my face, and shouted, “Hey! You’re not really Mrs. Claus!”