The Honey Bus Novels & Stories

I snuggled in Wyatt’s arms and reminded him coyly, “No need to go overboard. I’m easy to please when it comes to food...” My gentle and understanding nature made him love me even more. We lingered in each other’s arms for a long while in the cramped seats before he finally let go. Our destination was approaching, and the other fellow passengers were gradually waking up. No matter how much we wanted to, we could not get frisky in front of all these people. At 1 p.m., the bus finally arrived at its destination. Wyatt thoughtfully carried my luggage and enthusiastically introduced the place as soon as we stepped off.

he sighs, "We can't. Nate is already on his way." "Oh." So we'll be eating with your son? Just Nate? Or she'll come as well? "Okay let's go!" Guess that answers my question when she appears in a sequin dress instead of the yoga pants and hoodies, back with that rich girl aura. "Shall we?" Honey asks that I take the hint and get off his lap. I can see her annoyance mixed with pure disgust when Honey places a hand at my back, escorting me to the elevator as she follows from behind.

Something unpredictable. The answer came as they stopped at an intersection. Hades could see a bus coming in the distance. "We're going to get on here. It's not the greatest way of traveling, I know, but it won't be long." Doll nodded. "I'm aware of what bus travel is like."

"Is everyone okay?" "What's happening?" I inquire. The next words that follow are the ones I never wanted to hear. "The bus broke down." — The situation was a complete mystery to everyone. The bus had suddenly stopped functioning, leaving us stranded in the middle of nowhere, awaiting a mechanic's arrival. My cousins, along with Perry, Davin, and King, sat on the pavement across from a vast wheat field, watching as gray smoke billowed from the back of the bus. While I had some knowledge of cars from helping my uncle fix up an old Jeep, dealing with a bus was an entirely different story, especially since there wasn't even a hood to inspect.

"Cadmus, I think I spoiled her too much. It's your turn to keep her in line." I covered my mouth. They laughed. "Funny," I mumbled, then turned and left. The buses had no windows, just a sky roof. A door will close after everyone is seated, no view to the front. "This is just for safety. I was attacked last night," I explained. They gasped. "We need to make sure they won’t find us again. I’ll see you there. Safe trip." Thank you, princess, they said in a chorus. Cadmus gave the signal, and four full buses took off at once. The town was almost empty.

The bus arrived, blocking Henry's view. After the tour guide had verified their identities, he let Gabriella and the others on the bus. There were already about ten people on it, and they all looked like they were from Chatan. Colene walked in front and chose an empty row. She sat in the innermost seat while Gabriella sat in the aisle seat. Quinn was in the seat across from Gabriella. Colene looked around the bus and said to Gabriella, "This is a pretty fancy bus. It even has air conditioning. I saw pictures of other people's tours, and their vans looked pretty small and lousy. All they had to eat was cookies."

The day before the college entrance exam, the class queen, Arielle Sanders, volunteered to confirm everyone’s exam venues and split us into two buses based on our addresses. Just before we left, she suddenly grabbed my arm in a panic. “Tessa, I just realized your exam venue is on the east side of town. Both buses are headed west.” My classmates barely reacted. “Then just take an Uber. You don’t seriously expect us to miss the exam just to drive you there, do you?” Frowning, I reached for the assignment list from Arielle, but my childhood best friend stopped me. He lowered his voice and said, “Arielle already went through all the trouble of organizing everyone. Why are you making such a b

He rushed to his mother who was watching at the back. My heart broke from knowing that if Jeonghan and I hadn’t made it, Honey would have been the only kid who didn’t have parents here. “Now for the next turn,” the teacher smiled. “Honey, have you prepared your speech?” Honey froze, she stared at me, then at Jeonghan, as if she already knew what was happening. When her eyes turned back at me, I nodded signaling her to proceed. Honey walked from her desk towards the front of the class reluctantly. She must be confused as to why I have

Honey replied, her voice steadier than she felt, tipping him for the service. He nodded his thanks. Honey got out of the car before using a swipe card to enter the back doors. She made her way back to her father's apartment the same way she had left, not running into anyone. Her phone buzzed as she closed the front door behind her, locking it, and she glanced down to see Lauren's name on the screen. Lauren: Details! Honey stared at the message, a hysterical laugh bubbling up in her throat. How could she possibly explain this?

"I have no friends. I was bullied at school, and my family disowned me. Then, my boyfriend sold me to Boss Scar's gang. They may not care for me, but here, I have freedom. I can buy what I want, and men adore me. I'm happy." Erin's heart sank. Honey's tumultuous experiences led her to embrace the perilous life, even at the expense of her dignity. Despite this, Erin recognized she had no authority to lecture her. Honey appeared content with her choices, and Erin had no grounds to meddle. "By the way, if there's anyone you should steer clear of among the bunch, it's Bald. He's quite rough and aggressive with women. He enjoys being forceful during sex and tends to resort to violence to settle d