The Honey Bus Novels & Stories

These rich kids were pampered since young, hence even though their wounds have started healing with no risks to their lives, they still insisted on getting a medical check-up in the hospital. Consequently, the injured people scrambled to board the bus once it arrived. Dax, Wendy, Darryl, Megan, and the remaining who were not injured boarded the last bus. It was noon when the bus slowly traveled toward the city. The sun was shining on the seaside with superbly beautiful scenery. The bus slowly traveled and would take roughly five hours to reach Donghai City. Some of those rich kids got bored, took out a deck of playing cards, and started playing Golden Flower.

It was mid-morning, and it took the bus traveling from New York to Pennsylvania eight hours to stop at the bus stop in Pittsburgh. Mr Smith tapped his daughter who had been sleeping after so much crying all through the night of the journey. Hazel yawned stretching her hands, Her eyes were quite swollen, and she helped her father arrange his wheelchair and help him sit, they had no bag on them, nothing valuable except the money Maria gave her. Hazel gently rode her father to the stairs of the bus as she was about to go down and gently ride him down the stairs, a tall-looking blonde-haired guy stopped her, his fine smile and the charm of his cute hazel eyes made Hazel frown.

she asked reluctantly as she approached the exit. Angela looked around, trying to see through Alinta's eyes. “I don’t see him anywhere. Where do we need to go for our bus?” Alinta checked the name of the bus company. “It’s called Grey Hare.” She then stared at the long building with different entrances, each window displaying the corresponding company name, but she couldn’t see their bus brand. "Guess we have no choice, but to leave the safety of the shop," Alinta sighed and quickly walked down the sidewalk, which felt like a long trek.

he said. Honey’s eyes nearly popped out of her head. What the hell? How was that even possible? “Don’t worry, miss,” the driver said more gently, noticing her panic. “I can take you to the train station. You can catch a straight commute to Winterspoon from there.” Honey let out a breath. “Thank you so much.” By the time she finally got back to Winterspoon, it was already evening. “Hey, girl, where have you been?” Jade shrieked the second Honey stepped into their small two-bedroom apartment, pulling her into a tight hug.

she asked, puzzled. "Someone sponsored our trip this time, Princess," he replied casually. "Although there are conditions, but it's not good to refuse a stroke of luck," he continued, and immediately, the bus door opened automatically. "Welcome to the luxurious bus, Princess," Gilbert said with his exaggerated style, while boarding the bus backward. Loretta linked her arm through his enthusiastically. "Nathan rented this bus for us," she said, pulling Haisley inside. Haisley was utterly surprised when she saw the inside of the bus. This was the first time she had seen a vehicle transformed into a luxurious living room.

niha : they are staying together tonight me : oh so sweet niha : my bro is a gentleman now so don't worry hansika : we believe him niha : can I ask you people something me : ofcourse niha : why honey is single till now hansika : she is inspired by her mother's love story so she stayed single untill she find her soulmate she wants only one person in her life niha : wow really wonderful me : yeah she never allowed any guy to speak to her except our family members but your brother stolen our honey's heart easily niha : infact iam thankful to her a lot because of her I got my brother's love and care we got him as a normal person hansika : our honey is so sweet since from childhood she gives happ

"Honey, I don't know what the future will bring. I, however, can promise you that no matter what happens, I will try to keep in touch with you. You are the only family I have. I cannot lose you too." We stood there hugging each other for quite some time. This is the saddest part of any action. This might be the last time we will ever see each other. The bus came half an hour later to pick everyone up. The bus diver took all our suitcases and placed them in the luggage compartment, at the end of the bus. Joan and I made sure to get seats next to each other. We want to spend the last few minutes we have left with each other. It took us quite some time to reach the hall where the auction is goi

After a while, she suddenly came closer to him. Her uninjured hand grabbed the collar of his shirt as she said, "You don't know the boss behind this hospital, do you?" Harmony Hospital was a private hospital. The boss behind this hospital must be very rich. When she came in just now, she noticed the words "Finch Group" next to the sign of the hospital. "Is there any big family in Aquastead with the last name Finch?" Rose furrowed her brows. It was the first time she felt particularly inconvenient because of her amnesia. Now, she could only expect her husband to provide her with information.

answered Honey. "Honey. We just want to see him. Because Gaspar said he's a good man—" "Young lady, Crisanta. Twenty is fine. You? You are three hundred years old and more," Honey pointed to the women there. More than three hundred years old? It really sounds so weird, but I know that's normal here. All I need to do is to find a way to get out of this continent and it will be okay again. What Honey told me, it's not easy to get out here at Wysteria. She thought I was sailing, so I drowned because sea monsters attacked what I was riding on. The most dangerous place to go is said to be the ocean surrounding Wysteria.

A little caution never hurt anyone. Three hours later, they arrived three kilometers from Leroy's lair. Ray stowed the hovercraft and carried Honey up to the roof of a tall building, giving him a clear view of the entire Gas Corporation. He hooked up a battery to a heater—no need to worry about the cold bothering her. Shortly after five, Honey began her final evolution. Ray glanced at the sky. Without clouds, the mid-August sun was still shining bright. No fog had formed yet, and he wasn't sure whether it would roll in as evening approached or disappear completely with the sunlight. He pushed those thoughts aside and jumped straight in to intervene.