Virtual Circus Novels & Stories

“I could hang all my dresses off that thing and still have space for my jackets.” Kira’s father steps out behind her. “Well, well,” he says, squinting. “Never thought I’d see a palace from the inside. Do you think they have free alcohol?” Vivienne gasps dramatically. “Of course they do! This is the Crimson Crown, not the local pub!” I nearly bite back a grin. Kira glances at me and whispers, “I’m so sorry in advance.” Then there’s Naomi, walking slightly behind the circus, trying and failing not to look both horrified and entertained. She meets my eyes and offers a helpless shrug.

Cedric glared at me and then he just smirked. All the children are now tied inside the magic circle surrounding us. I'm inside a different circle inside the magic array, that is not connected to the children but there is one line it's connected to, and when I looked ahead the line, there's another array ahead but that array is empty.

It had a sort of gothic vibe to it, like something out of Phantom of the Opera. "Maybe it's a travelling circus or something?" Thomas asked, and went onto his phone to G****e the name. And that was indeed the case. It seemed to be a real circus, although not well-known, and they had both animals and acrobats, and a side tent featuring different carnival games - even an old-fashioned freak show. The website listed upcoming dates, and they would only be in town for one night. Tomorrow. "They set all of their stuff up for a single show? That's pretty ballsy," Tyler said.

yes, it's true sometimes I became frightened but he can't do anything other than forcing his self on me. " You know what Kashvi. I have dismissed every security from here means there is no more security around the building. even no lock on the entrance gate. no lock on the windows. you can roam anywhere even can go out from here. you can run anywhere you want but you still can't fly out from here. Do you know why? " He said without turning but taping his index fingers on the glass of the window. " Why? " I asked not giving a shit to his game right now I want clothes to wear.

"History notes." "The library closes at five," Ava said. "Yeah." He looked around the gym. "I can go somewhere else." "The east stairwell is usually empty after five." "Right." He nodded, but he didn't immediately leave. He was looking at her with an expression that wasn't the usual one she got from people in unplanned encounters, which was a version of surprised deference, the expression of someone recalibrating their plans around her presence. He just looked at her the way someone looked at another person they were genuinely curious about. "You're working on the opening count," he said.

Well, they used the tunnels," Jai said. Immediately after he said it, his eyes widened and a look crossed his face that told me he hadn't meant to. "Tunnels?" I asked. "Yeah," Daniel said enthusiastically. "There's tunnels that run throughout the castle. They were meant for the maids and butlers to be able to get somewhere quickly. But the catch was that they could hear through the walls because they're so thin. They'd be walking past someone's room and hear them doing the dirty or walk past an office and hear business deals going on. That's why Cain's office is in the tower, there aren't any tunnels that run up there. Also, did you know that that's actually where the expression 'maids know

"What's there to be shy about? Come on. I'm taking you somewhere way more fun. It'll be a million times more exciting than your little toy!" "Huh? Where?" I quickly got up, eager to know. Abigail batted her eyelashes and gave me a mischievous smile. "It's called... the Crazy Show." Crazy Show? What on earth was that? I was confused, but Abigail kept going. "Joan, honey, you look amazing in clothes and even better without them. With your body and your face, you'll have everyone at that place fighting for your attention! When we get there, you'll have as many men as you want. Trust me..."

“But take it from me, your good buddy. Money makes the world go round. What good is your academic prowess? If I hadn’t gotten married, then you wouldn’t even be allowed in this hotel! “Those girls you looked down on back then? You can’t even lick their boots now. This is where I’m better than you because I’m marrying a good wife, and I can walk sideways in Cirrus. “But hey, don’t get discouraged. When you see my wife later, I’ll get you a job as a security guard at Jefferson Corp.” I stared at him coldly. The higher he preened, the harder he’d crash. Just then, my phone rang. The funeral wreaths had arrived.

ALLYSSA'S POINT OF VIEW I sat in that luxurious chair, unable to tear my eyes away from the pristine carpeted floor. The contrast between this opulence and the filth of the basement I had just left almost made me dizzy. My heart was pounding, but I didn't know if it was from fear, shame, the joy of the moment of my virginity that I had just lost, or a mix of all three.