Teens Novels & Stories

Olivia smiled at a distant memory before looking at her aunt, "fine, you win. I'm going." Grace clapped her hand excitedly, "now, that's my girl" she pinched her chin and stood up, "come to me if you don't have anything nice to wear. We are the same size after all" she made her way to the door. "Whose party is that anyway?" Olivia's voice rang out. "Oh, have you heard of the MavinTech?" "Duh, who hasn't had about the biggest Technology company in Australia?" She rolled her eyes.

She pressed the bell and waited. "Who is that?" The voice of a young boy shouted from inside, hurried steps were heard and the door was pulled open. "Meeko who is that?" A lady voice shouted from inside. Meeko stared up at Amanda and Alex, his baby blue eyes looking at them, his face scrunched up as he stared at them. "I do not know you," he said, then turned to face inside. "Ma, it's strangers!" He yelled and shut the door running back inside.

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As I entered a hallway of the college, first I noticed the freshmans. Hannah and I were once that. Nobodys. We call them fresh meat for Gorilla now. You know, the scary, gray and strict one? Freshmans are everywhere. Lost and confused. Neither of them know each other, they are all alone in this. Accept the ones who got here with their friend, like me and Hannah. When we first walked in this hallway we were just as confused as they are now. Well, me. Hannah was taking it like a champ!

he suggests. I purse my lips and pull the iPad on the desk closer to me. I open up my calendar. I had four calendars that needed to work in tandem. I had mine, Rae's, Poppy's, the figurehead of The Howard Holdings Company, Audrey Ellis, my fun brunette persona when I wanted to forget my life for a while, and my reclusive ginger Frankie James. Frankie was never on my calendar, unfortunately. Audrey only makes appearances because she was more or less my alter ego for the gentlemen's club, Eve. And realistically, Rae and Poppy are the same person. Poppy is just to save face for Rae. I'd always be Rae Spencer no matter how much I tried to run away from that life.

rule had been replaced by a chaotic, loud celebration of total recklessness. ​Sarah was currently standing on the plush velvet sofa, trying to teach a very uncoordinated Vince how to do a TikTok dance, her laughter ringing out over the heavy bass. Vince had lost his tie hours ago and was now wearing his dress shirt half-unbuttoned, looking like he’d finally deleted every spreadsheet in his brain. ​"I’m telling you!" Sarah shouted, swaying dangerously. "Hannah is... she’s the legend! To freedom!" She took another shot, slamming the small glass onto the table with a triumphant grin.

I may not have been an Olympian or professional athlete, but I trained like one. I shake myself out of those thoughts and spot Cole standing where I'd left him. For just a moment, I allow my gaze to rove over him as he watches a team of twelve-and thirteen-year-olds skate up and down the ice while practicing a passing drill. The coach blows his whistle about every twenty seconds as a new set of kids take off down the sheet of ice.

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Quarterback of the Tennessee College football team and is very popular in our parts. "Shut up. Every time the girls hear you're coming they come in flocks, but Mom told me you have a girlfriend so maybe I have a chance at getting laid," he cuts to the chase. Lowering my head, I chuckle. "How old are you again?" "Twenty, and save me the sex talk," he snaps, clearly knowing what he's doing. Not sure if I should be proud or not. "When is it?" I sigh into the phone. "This weekend in the hayfield." I lift my head looking down the hallway lined with stupid art that makes no sense. I haven't been out in the field in years. Me and Beau used to help clear the fields out there for summer paychecks as

Four children ran around gasping at the huge lion statues eating m and ms, "There amazing aint they Gregory?" "Yes, they are" "LOONEY LOOPY LANNA, LOONEY LOOPY LANNA" one of the children started singing as they were running around, "SHUT IT" Gregory roared at the little boy, "Hey, come on enough, Logan leave Lanna alone," I say walking over to Gregory and Lanna, Acre right beside me. "Hey, beautiful" Acre bends down to his little girl whose eyes are sprinkling with tears,