The Good Place Age Rating Novels & Stories

"Hello, I'm Elizabeth Lancaster and I'm a freshman too from business department." Elizabeth introduced herself bowing down politely. "No need to be so formal Elizabeth. How old are you?" Iris asked walking over to Elizabeth with a smile. "I'm 18." "Oh wow you're younger to us then. I'm 19 and so is Anya but she's four months younger than me, and you can call me Iris." She said with a sweet smile which helped in calming Elizabeth's nerves.

she asked, sounding like she didn’t believe her eyes. I raised an eyebrow at her. “The one and only,” I said jokingly. I nodded at the bar stool next to her, and she quickly nudged it out toward me with her toe. “Didn’t know you were back in town.” I took a sip of my beer and realized that she didn’t have a drink in front of her. “Can I buy you a drink?” Audrey giggled unexpectedly. “I’m not underage anymore,” she said. “I can buy my own damn drinks.”

JADE'S POV Today is one of those days you just wake up feeling like everything will finally be okay, each puzzle in it's place and for the life of me I can't even tell why. But I like how it makes me feel so I'm not complaining. I hum quietly to the lyrics of Chris Brown's under the influence as I pack my overnight bag for the next activity on our itinerary which happens to be camping. Yeah, after long considerations the teachers had decided that we get to finish our stay here before we go home but this time around, we all get some kind of security bracelets that is supposed to notify them if one of us strays too far from the rest.

But now, all I saw in his eyes was disappointment and disgust. "Dad!" I opened my mouth, wanting to explain that the government did not abandon me. They wanted me back in the lab. After this last successful assignment, I was awarded a hefty research grant and a performance bonus. The agency even promised me special treatment in basic living arrangements. I gained far more than they could ever imagine. However, Dad waved me off before I could say another word. "Enough! We're heading to brunch. You're all sweaty and gross, so don't bother tagging along."

She blocked my path, her tone hardening. "If you love me, you should understand me and give me your blessing! Don't forget your parents are still in the ICU. If you continue being difficult, I'll consider having the hospital terminate their lives on behalf of Geller Group!" My eyes were icy as I walked out the door without looking back. I took out my phone and dialed a number. Ten minutes later, a military SUV pulled up in front of me.