Tyler Westover Educated Novels & Stories

Its been a whole month since I have been living with Tyler and Matt I came to know them better and I must say they have been nice to me so far with other people not so much. They had a reputation for being ruthless to those who piss them off but to me they have been good. Tyler had someone home school me so I can finish my schooling he also said that once I was eighteen I could go to college on the condition I still help them out on missions when they need me.

“It’s a boy; they named him Kevin. Tyler is doing great right now; he got into college early.” “Wow! I didn’t know he was that smart.” “Are you kidding? Tyler is book smart and he’s still a skilled athlete, he’s so gifted.” “Lucky him. He’s getting into college at 16 and I haven’t even been to high school.” I muttered. Although I was glad for him, I couldn’t help but feel bad for myself. “Don’t do that, please. It’s more than enough you’re out of danger now. Now you can actually go to school. Or… you could get tutored and try writing SATs.” I laughed at Jason. That’s so not possible.

If anyone is lucky, it's me. Ty was the one who was able to break down my walls and got me out of my moody bitterness. I've never been this happy and smiled as much as I have since I met Tyler. "I know Hope is not the best mate I guy could have, but it's who our goddess gave me, and I will stay faithful to her for as long as I can," he says, making me scuff. "Good luck with that. But don't come to me when she rejects you after she's done playing with you, Wes. You deserve better, and you know it." I say, turning and leaving him in his cell.

“But yes. She’s even going back to the university to finish her degree.” “Is she now.” Tyler laughed, and it wasn’t forced. “I’ll be damned. I wouldn’t think it would matter to a trust fund princess if she finished a degree or not.” “I told you. She’s turned over a new leaf.” “I can’t abide people with every advantage in the world pissing it away. Good on her.” He eyed Lexi more closely. “Do you feel you need to turn over a new leaf too? I don’t even know what that would look like. Saint Alexia, queen of good works, got a first, as I recall.”

Tyler mutters. Their exchange makes me pause. I tilt my head upward, staring at Tyler in confusion. “Texas?” I repeat quietly. Tyler glances at me, shrugging casually. “Yeah,” he says. “If everything works out.” “Oh,” I mutter, realizing that I’ve never actually heard him mention where he plans to go to college. “That’s… really far,” I say, trying to keep my tone light. “It is,” Alex nods, grinning. “But it’s one of the best D1 programs. It’s kind of the dream.”

"Liam Cross. Beta of this dysfunctional pack and keeper of Tyler's last remaining brain cell." Despite myself, I smile. I shake his hand. "April West." "Ah, she smiles. Good. I was worried Ty had already beaten the spirit out of you." Liam shoots Tyler a look. "You haven't, have you?" "Not yet," Tyler says flatly. "Are you going to train her or flirt with her?" "Can't I do both?" Liam winks at me, then grows more serious. "Alright, April West. Let's see what we're working with. Stand up straight. Shoulders back. Chin up."

“May kapatid ako. Mayroon din akong dalawang pinsan na halos lumaki sa aming bahay. Dahil ako ang pinakamatanda, madalas ako ang naiiwan sa kanila. Maniwala ka sa akin, ang pakikitungo sa dalawang bata at dalawang half-human half-walang kapaguran na mga bata ay nagturo sa akin ng lahat ng kailangan kong malaman tungkol sa pakikipagtulungan sa mahihirap na bata.” Napabuntong-hininga si Tyler. “Ellie, ako—” Kumaway si Ellie at nagpatuloy, “I'm sorry for cutting you off, but please let me finish. Mayroon akong Master's in Education na may summa cum laude mula sa state university. Wala pa lang akong karanasan sa pagtuturo. Ilang beses na akong nag-apply sa dream school ko, pero tinanggihan nila

Apparently, Taylor was also giving his speech! Seeing Taylor step onto the stage, now clad in his graduation gown, Charlie straightened her back, trying to suppress a smile. Taylor grabbed the mic and smiled at the crowd. “Good afternoon, Luxford! I’m Taylor West—valedictorian, civil engineering student, basketball enthusiast, and certified overachiever. Over the past few years, I’ve designed infrastructure, aced exams, and tackled complicated projects. I’ve calculated everything from load-bearing walls to the exact number of pushups needed to survive 24 hours of non-stop studying.”

But it was. “Tyler’s in Oxford?” “He’s pursuing a master’s degree. He graduated one year earlier than the rest of us and got himself a scholarship. You went to Oxford too, right? You told me on the way here. Haven’t you ever met Ty there?” I shook my head. “Never.” I would’ve remembered if I had and I would’ve drilled him with questions about Autumn and their relationship. I would desperately try to find out whether I might still have a chance with her.

He was a gentleman through and through, and always had been. He had spoken of an island to Harry, and for a wild moment, she had wanted to flee there with him, far from Logan, from the shame and humiliation of her love for a man who was, as Thaelen’s werewolf mate had said, a monster. However, somewhere in all the chaos and confusion of the day, a conversation between Tyler and a human man had brought home a realization to her. A schoolteacher. “Why is there a year three schoolteacher, Talen?” Tyler had asked. “I think you need to wait until the baby is born before you begin planning it’s education.”