The Only Exception Novels & Stories

Felicity snaps as she takes out her earrings. "Oh I didn't know that was a rule. I just figured that Mr. Cutler was fine with it because he's never said otherwise," I say with an apologetic look. I thought Gage would've told me something like that. "It's company policy," Felicity says harshly. "You can't do it. That's the rule."

"R-Remember when I told you that we need to get our clothes cleaned and ready for the competition?" Levi nodded, dreading what he was going to say next. "Somebody just splashed water and mud all over it!!!" There was no mud over his clothes for the competition. Levi could clearly see they were protected by the plastic bag it came with. But looking at his best friend, somebody just drove past him without caring what happened. If they did Emery wouldn’t be texting, "Help me!" Emery in fact texted Levi same message for situations that weren’t as bad as this but who could the latter for worrying.

His words shocked me. "I..." He cut me off to what I was going to say. "You what? Obviously you are going to say that I'm fine blah blah!" He sat down on the chair while rubbing his forehead in worry. The room was silent for sometime until he decided to speak again. "Look. Grace, you are the only true friend I've had in years, and I don't want to lose you. I really care for you ok." I looked into his eyes that were speaking volumes. They were telling me that he had been alone for a long time. They were reflecting pain. They were reflecting anger. I understood his pain. The pain of being alone. Quite honestly he was my only friend too. And yes by friends I just mean friends. He had never once

She smiled confidently. The group went on the back side of the canteen. Students are not allowed to go their unless you know someone from the inside. Mostly STEM students are the ones given the opportunity to order backstage and few ones like April are given the special pass. Thus, they easily bought food without having to wait or squeeze in the living hell

But Adira and Lilli had insisted that everyone must be at the table, including Gabby aunty. “Can you tell me your names?” He asked. “Andrew” “Baron” “Zane” Each one of them said their names except Carl. When Zane nudged Carl in his side, he raised his eyebrows at him. Zane mouthed ‘name’ and gestured at Austin. Carl nodded as if he understood before giving his full attention to Austin. “Carl.” He said. I frowned at them. What could that mean? They noticed how everyone who surrounded them exchanged confused looks. Carl smiled and cleared his throat.

, she started clapping after saying this. "Ru....", Aavir was about to speak. "What is my fault, Vir? I loved Paavak truly. Is that my fault? I considered you as my best friend. Is that my fault? I thought maybe one day you both will forgive me and everything will become normal. Is that my fault? You know what my fault is Vir, I trusted you both more than myself. THAT IS MY ONLY FAULT. THAT IS MY ONLY FAULT", Nira shouted from the bottom of her voice and started to cry vigorously. She let all her worries which she was keeping inside her.

we literally have the same hobby and better she isn't bossing me around or giving me any advise like some people would do every five seconds #fakemomanddad. mtcheeeew. after the introduction and everything one by one we all click geez where have they been all my life oh good JESUS. and two of them have accent. like pleasing to the ears. all of them have just one vice all three of them have is that none is as handsome as Remi, just little more builded but- " so you single? huh? " Cody asked " yeah " I replied " and searching? " Derek ask this time " definitely "

Liam couldn’t hide his surprise “You need to see the news!” Thomas told his buddies “This must be her dirty work! That bitch, went too far!” Duncan said it angrily Luke quickly checked the news and found William's business fell down for illegal product and tax issues. The C Corporation stocks crushed and within hours, the company fighting to stay afloat.

She twisted and it was obvious her body language was one of prey who was insistent to escape. "Well, I-" she began. "I noticed that you were quite put off to discover that you were the only female counterpart of the club." Mr. Greyson observed, in an attempt to hold a conversation. "I was," Isis replied honestly. "I had expected at least a mixture of sexes," Isis replied. "I know, but you are the only female who agreed to be a part of the club." He confided. "That's hard to believe." Isis countered. "Well, it's true. I had approached several other female students in the years before you but none had accepted."

If not for this then I would have thought that he was not normal. Unlike other times we had shared ride, this time he was driving at a slow pace. And as usual he had my hand in his and kept them beside me. I did not do any futile effort to get it out of his grasp. What infatuation he had with my hand. I could never understand. My phone buzzed and it was my mom. I turned the music off and picked the call up. "Hey Mom, how are you doing?" "I'm fine." Mr. Wali was listening, not so discreetly.