The Apple Test Novels & Stories

“Your face could audition as an apple for this uncle’s stall.” The vendor chuckles, and I swat Alex’s arm. “Ow!” He fakes a wince, then drops his apple by accident. I gasp as I watch it drop on the stone ground. He stares down at it like a sad puppy. “Well, there goes my apple.” He looks up at me and pouts. “You ruined my treat.” I roll my eyes. “So dramatic. I’ll buy you one.” He shakes his head. “Nope. I’m a gentleman. I’ll pay for it.”

“No, Albert. I’m not. But I think Granny Apple is communicating with someone, and that someone is either the stalker or someone who is helping the stalker. We need her to stop playing games and tell us what she knows.” Granny Apple looks down, and we see tears run down her eyes. Albert rubs Granny Apple’s back reassuringly, and then growls at me. “Alpha Aaron, I trust you know how to control your Beta. I do not appreciate the tone of his attack, and I expect it to stop.”

After using the bathroom, she took an apple and silently enjoyed it with a bottle of water before moving on to the next test. The girl that was denied entry was shocked to see that Seven was allowed entry, she tried again but she was still denied. The woman that had allowed her to enter the examination before the others had returned for her and had to repeat the examination again while Seven and the other three were allowed to move on to the other test.

The girl had no right to talk to her in that manner. The girl scoffed. “Am I not speaking to you?” she asked, immediately swiping the apple Polly was eating off her hands. It fell to the floor, rolling under the bed. The girls getting her ready shuddered as they moved back, staring at the fuming girl in shock. What the hell was going on? Polly stared at her hand where the apple was, and then she stood up from the chair where she sat. Walking to where the girl stood, she breathed out, with a blank expression, she asked quietly;

Noticing his expression, Arabella chuckled explaining gently, "Please, I didn't inquire out of suspicion, I did it because these two are my world, and I make sure everything is perfect when it comes to them, I hope you don't misunderstand it." "We understand, madam," Kevin nodded and explained about the joining procedure, "There's a test we take before admitting students, it's not mandatory, but I think it would be good if they both tried it." Arabella smiled, being confident that her children would do well, "No problem at all." In a few minutes, the test papers were given to Abigail and Alexander, who finished the exam in just ten minutes, with no signs of stress or tiredness, "We're done,"

I gripped the glass with determination. The Alpha nodded. “Keep that in mind, human. Tomorrow, you need to succeed!” “I will, Harvey!” I looked steadfastly in his direction. “I didn't come this far to be expelled from your pack.” “That's the most foolish human I know.” He taunted her with a hint of admiration. “The big test day had finally arrived, and a nervous tension coursed through me intensely. Failing was out of the question,” I thought. “Alpha, with his usual serenity, had explained that the tests were divided into several stages: strength, strategy, quick thinking, endurance, transformation, running, and hand-to-hand combat. The pressure was immense.”

"That's easy! From what I read in Apple's book—if it's true—she has a spell that can fish out good people by reading their thoughts, emotions and hearts. She used it to wipe out a race of evil pixies once. Apple could go with them and help. What about that?" "Hold on," his eyes glazed over. While he was distracted, I returned my gaze to the big bulge in his pants. It'd grown bigger than before. I gulped. I was starting to get a hint of what the second condition might be. "Apple said she can do it so I've given them the instructions. Happy now?"

I was desperate, and I swear she could see it. "Mattie, what are the tests about?" She removed her hands from the corset of my dress. "Everything about you is what will be tested." "What will happen if I don't pass the tests?" "The Alpha isn't one to show mercy, but he would be so kind to have you choose the manner of your death." I trembled, rubbing my sweaty palms on my thighs. This was Master Kaine. I had no doubt of what he was capable of. "How do I pass the tests?"

He had already received multiple college offers through competitions and did not even take the college entrance exam. I had heard of Rachel and Timothy before. They were the couple whose grades came in at the bottom. No matter what, Rachel would never be the top scorer. Before I could get more information from the floating messages before me, the listening test started. Out of sheer habit, my top-scorer instincts kicked in, and I subconsciously answered every question on the paper. However, when it came time to fill in the answer sheet, I hesitated. The invigilator walked over to me and asked impatiently, "Why aren't you filling in your answer sheet?"

“Also what is taking you so long. When exactly do I get the fresh apples? Do you think I have all the time in the world?” This woman got on my last nerves and I wasn't even joking. She pushed me to the limit and thanks to her, it made me realise how patient I could be. Ruby claimed she needed apples straight from the tree, sun-soaked and freshly picked, for some “experiment.” It sounded ridiculous the moment she said it, and Joey confirmed it. There was no experiment. She just liked taking fresh apples to her grandmother. As for Riordan, every medication he consumed wasn't even prepared in the Sanctum.