Teenager Novels & Stories

there are many nodding faces. "I want teenagers to register to be part of the pack guard."

"Girl you missed out. We've got a new Biology teacher and he's just hot.!" She's got this dreamy look in her eyes. I can't hold the laughter anymore. I laugh so hard. "Gosh, Tania , girl you need to slow down. Has it even crossed your mind that we are minors. Yes you are Fifteen but that's a teacher you're talking about!" "Hey Summer! You're the minor. You're the youngest one in this class. Not me."

"Yes, you are, Old hag, and do you even care if we go to bars??" "Because you're all obviously kids! What are you, sixteen? What?" My eyebrows rose. "And take it back, I'm not, an old hag! I'm still a girl--" "Ah, not obvious." The bitchy teenager said. My lips parted again. "Tell me, Old hag, you're just jealous because we have a kiss. E, you? You're obviously going to bars because you don't have a man. Seeking love and shelter, huh?"

A fan popped out of nowhere, excitement in her eyes as she rushed towards Rina, almost skipping at intervals. “Rina Powers!” As she got closer, Rina saw she was only a teenager, quite tall for her age. The first thing that came to her mind upon seeing her was the possibility of her being a basketball player or a model. She had on braces, and pigtails, and Rina could see she was still in high school with her cheerleading uniform. “Hi there,” Rina beamed, smiling at the teenager. “You look great, I have to admit. I didn’t even look this good back in high school.”

Nancy said. "I'm not a little boy anymore. I'm 14 and I have been in many relationships. Do you know why those people bully me? Because I stole one of their girlfriends!" Jace said proudly. The proud look had Nancy bewildered, and she realized she had no idea what sort of things were in the minds of teenagers nowadays. "Oh, really? Then I shouldn't save you just now. You deserved to be punched at!"

“Aren’t you like twelve? What are you doing here?” Some men laughed. She even caught a small smile on Jaxon’s lips. That made her glance at him, and when their gaze locked, something weird moved in her. She broke it quickly and took a bite. “I’m sixteen,” the boy defended, cheeks flaming. “Oh, then what are you doing here?” She pressed, because this was no place for a child. “I’m a hacker." He said proudly. “The best you’ll ever see.” “A sixteen-year-old hacker? What is this, a cartoon? Where kids are magically smart enough to build a ship that can fly?”

he uttered. Adriana saw Tessa blink slowly, as if processing every word, while Hardin sat up straighter. “No,” the girl on the TV said firmly. “You should wait till I’m maybe sixteen.” She added and went back to chewing her lunch. Right immediately, Hardin whipped his head toward his mom. “So I can be pecked by Zoey when I’m sixteen, Mom?” He questioned, his eyes shone with curiosity and innocence. Tessa turned too, her eyes keenly on her mother like she was about to lay down some sacred law.

“Well, this manager is running to the agency to cancel your teenage rebellion.” “Bob, please.” She clasped her hands dramatically. “I’ve been homeschooled forever. I want real friends. Real life. I want to laugh over stupid memes, cry over dumb boys, gossip in hallways. I want to remember my teen years as more than just recording studios and press tours.” “But you have friends!”