The Schoolgirl Secret Agent Novels & Stories

She should make sure that Mia knew the risk. Unexpectedly, the secretary shook her head. “Actually, this is a secret meeting. But, you don't have to worry. I've prepared a weapon," the girl explained as she patted her bag. "Weapon?" A second later, Mia opened her bag and took out a taser that shocked electricity. Gabriella automatically gasped at the sight. "Are you sure you still want to meet that sly man?" Max asked in a deep voice. "Take it easy. I'll call if something happens,” the girl replied as she put back her gun.

He replied. I threw the glass cup on the floor, shattering into pieces. "Someone is giving those girls information. I need that traitor and when I eventually catch him, I won't think twice before killing him" I yelled. "Find any possible means of getting those girls to me. I will also send my boys in Russia" I added. "Yes sure" The boy said and I dismissed him. My two kiddies am coming for you! Make sure you get your ass ready. ......................................

Really, this school is for those who wants to make a name in every aspect of the world economy, and amidst all of this, a girl walked through the corridors of the school, not knowing that she caught everyone's attention as she passes by. "Your missions will be given to you, in the meantime, stay at low profile." Said the voice in her wireless radio. "Roger that Al." This girl is Hestia Leblanc a.k.a Blanc. She is a spy sent by the ISO or International Spy Organization to regulate and eliminate certain persons ordered by the organization. Hestia is one of the top and youngest spy of the org, she specializes in infiltration and information collection. However, despite being ordered to keep a l

I mustered the strength, defeating the erotic thoughts in my head, as I shoved him away. “Stop freaking touching!” I growled, biting my tongue as I struggled to finish the sentence because he was messing with my head. “Yes, I am girl.” “You don’t want to get on my bad side,” He grinned shamelessly, “I am the only one who knows your secret, shouldn’t you try to keep me shut? One word from me, and you would be out of this school. Worse, you would be in juvie, and or your parents would be punished also.”

Seth ran past us taking out any guards he met. “What made you join? I remember your girlfriend spoiling the plan,” Winnie started as we walked to our main target. She turned off her comms and so did I. I clicked my tongue, our footsteps being the only sound in the hallway. “I was bored… we have an hour to get the document,” I said, increasing my pace. Zero set the timer, so our time was limited. The room where the confidential information lay was underground, hopefully, Lily could access that too.

Just enough to get her in serious trouble with the school. I waited for the perfect moment. During gym class, when everyone was changing, I slipped into the girls’ locker room. Sophia’s bag was easy to find designer, of course. I opened it quickly, tucked the small packet deep inside one of the side pockets, and left everything looking untouched. My heart was racing, but my hands were steady. I had done worse things to Lily over the years. This was nothing.

“Fair enough. But I’ve got to say, this one’s going to be tricky. The Johnsons are practically royalty in this city. Touching their golden child? That’s a dangerous game, Nadia.” “Since when have we ever played it safe?” I shot back, narrowing my eyes. He laughed, the sound low and raspy. “Point taken. So, what’s the angle?” Before I could answer, Christopher’s phone buzzed on the table. He glanced at the screen but ignored the call, his attention snapping back to me. “You’ve got my curiosity, Nadia. What makes this girl so special?” “She’s not just special,” I said, my voice dropping slightly. “She’s a key. A key to something much bigger than you can imagine.”

Him choosing her. The anger rose again, sharp and hot. “Why are you asking about her legs?” Sonia said, eyeing me. “Is there something you are not telling us?” I met her gaze. “I heard something,” I said slowly. “ From the witch and Alpha Jaxon. About a girl with a special mark. A crescent moon. They called her the moonchild.” Sonia’s eyes widened. Stephanie leaned closer. “A girl in our school?” Stephanie whispered. “Yes,” I said. “But they did not say who.”

“Trust me, she wanted to come. But Tiffany had to ground her for…uh…causing a tiny bit of trouble in school.” Lucas narrowed his eyes. “What kind of trouble?” Jacob sighed, rubbing the back of his neck. “She may or may not have convinced a few kids in her class that she was part of a secret spy organization and that their teacher was an undercover villain.” Lucas blinked, then burst out laughing. “Are you serious?” Jacob groaned. “Oh, dead serious. She even went as far as making fake mission files, code names, and a whole backstory for the ‘operation.’”

I assured, shrugging my shoulders. “You know, when I was still in highschool, I was the top secret keeper. I'm talking about classified information, eyes-only stuff,” I emphasized on the word classified to make him believe me. “The principal would whisper secrets in my ear during homeroom, and I'd have to decode them using my advanced algebra skills. I was like a teenage Jason Bourne, minus the cool accent and fancy martial arts moves. I knew who was secretly dating who, which teachers were planning to quit, and even the exact location of the school's hidden pizza party fund. It was a heavy responsibility, but someone had to do it. I was like a human vault, locked and loaded with secrets,” I