These Foolish Things Novel Novels & Stories

Third. He took her board and a piece of coal from the table, quickly drew something on a smooth surface, and while writing, he said: “Today you can count how many fools there are in the Citadel, if there are three fools in Mairiko’s students, one for me, two for Rusta, one each for Lashta and Ozbra. After that, subtract the fools from the guys and say how much less there are. The unfortunate novice's lips trembled. - Understood? Come back in the evening with an answer. If you make a mistake, you will clean the outhouse for a week. Go.

My fingers hovered over his contact number as I hesitated to copy it. I thought to myself how silly it was. How totally ridiculous it was to feed more attention to what's happening. And yet... the thought of him still being drawn to me, the thought of me still having that kind of hold over him felt dangerously and deliciously intoxicating. Later that night, after pacing around for what felt like forever, I closed my eyes, took in a deep breath, and exhaled softly. Then I whispered to myself. "Fuck it, I'm calling him."

Efe asked and both Oyin and Jomi sighed. “You should stop reading all those novels on w*****d, your IQ is getting affected seriously” Jomi said as she rose to her feet. “Please, have you ever actually sat down to read a novel before? When you start reading all these w*****d novels, you’ll know how addictive and how interesting they are. Don’t you dare underestimate them” Efe said and Jomi nodded. “Of course” Jomi replied with a yawn as Oyin burst into laughter.

“Almost let me question my judgement for following you, but it’s you, so…” Jai frowned. “That’s almost twice. What does that even mean?” “Sometimes when you have a stupid friend who does stupid things, you wonder why would that person do stupid things. Especially since that certain friend knows it’s stupid. But since you remember that your friend is stupid, so him doing stupid things is actually no wonder. And then you realize that you almost question something that’s plainly obvious, which is also stupid—if you actually wonder about it, which makes you also stupid.”

“Then maybe you need to start asking yourself what comes next, instead of looking back.” The words struck something deep, something I wasn’t ready to face. Because looking forward meant admitting that I was still standing in the ruins of what I’d burned. And that maybe—just maybe—I had no idea where to go next. *** to be continued… *** Hey, awesome readers! Thanks for sticking with me through Once a Fool, Now a Queen! I hope you’ve loved the drama, the twists, and all the swoon-worthy moments as much as I loved writing them. If you’re enjoying the story, don’t forget to add it to your library and keep reading—there’s more to come! Your support seriously means the world, and I’d love to hear

I see my clothes, books, towel, papers, and pens on the floor lying freely, which makes it even harder to search for the floor. I bend down and pick my books, notes, pens off the floor and keep them on my study table. I pick the chair and dust it which I had kicked a few minutes ago then slam my ass on it. "I can't fuck this shit. I need to graduate." I remind myself that I am doing all this for my freedom, for money. I need to pass. I need to graduate. And I need to buy a new Nutella jar too. Warning: This is a dark-humourous novel, not a serious werewolf book. You will know why I am called Almost Psycho, if you are planning to read this book.

"Maddy! When did you get here? I didn't even notice you!" I chuckled, enjoying the moment of surprise. "Well, you were pretty lost in whatever you were reading. So, what's the name of the novel that has captured your attention?" I asked gently, nudging at her. Hazel's face fell, and a hint of sadness crept into her voice. "It's called 'Demoralised Plaything.' It's about a girl who feels trapped and controlled by someone she thought loved her, only to get pulled in by someone else and still remain insecure."

He struck the manager hard across the face, then pointed at the tank. "Where are the people who were here?" Unfamiliar with Nick, the manager glared back. "And who the hell are you to make a scene here? Believe it or not, I can make sure you never walk out of here alive! "Someone tie him up and toss him into the tank! Let's see if the lobsters taste better fed on human blood!" For a man who had navigated Florent City's ruthless tides with a calculating smile, this was the first time Nick truly wanted to kill.

“ Firstly, in our lives, we have a set of foolish wolves. They always feel they are wise and smart thinking, they can be able to cheat their way out without working, Life is unpredictable. Work harder and stop eyeing someone else's property. Life is not hard, but we are the ones making it so difficult and bother some for us. This is the last time I am gonna repeat this, I don't say things twice, only the wise understand. If you think you are too smart, bring it on. We are eagerly waiting for you to strike, your little life would be destroyed, I don't have a lot to say.

No I don't look like a fool, I am a fool. I fell in love with the most heartless god in existence and expected anything other than this. I thought my power would make him love me. I thought he would not want anyone but me. I thought while Swiping my eyes roughly as I slowly slide down the wall. The Goddess of wisdom and creation can't even handle a broken heart. I'm pathetic. The God of Light had to put all this information in my hands just to leave me a jumbled mess.