We Can Be Heroes Missy Novels & Stories

I continued, glancing at Everly, “She almost lost her life trying to restore those lives. Her bravery and strength are unmatched, and we are blessed to have her as our Luna.” A voice from the crowd called out, “Luna Everly, you’re a miracle worker!” Another added, “You’ve given us hope!” Everly raised her hand, “You have the Moon Goddess to thank. I’m just someone who does what is required of me. The real heroes are the warriors who put their lives on the line for this pack.” The crowd whispered in appreciation, and Everly's humility made them admire her more. I stepped forward again, “This celebration is not just about survival. It’s about unity. We must stand together, and grow stronger th

' Ethan demanded hotly as he looked at Andrew angrily. Aiden waved Ethan off. 'That's enough.' Suzanne smiled hopefully. Soon they'll be E-ranks. Soon they'll start the real life of true heroes...filled with crazy missions and daring stunts. Soon the whole world would know her name as one of the best heroes ever. 'I'm ready!' she told Aiden in a determined voice. She was really determined to make her dream come true.

I can hear the students are trying to stop theirselves from laughing. It was very awkward for me so I looked over to Lili with questioning eyes but she also did the smae and mumbled. ”What’s wrong with her?” ”I don’t know.” I said and shrugged my shoulders. (Here comes the ever dramatic Sammy) (Here she goes again) (This will be entertaining) These are just some of the students thoughts that I can hear as they attentatively listened to sammy’s dramatic speech. “After many years, the title Campus Beauty has finally captured by one of us as she captures the eyes, the mind and heart of the everyone. Today, let’s give cheers to Miss Perfect,” she continued. She then looked at me with admiration.

Couser called me. "Annie... thank you. Thank you so much..." she sobbed. "You don't need to thank me," I said. "Thank the police." "No, if it wasn't for you, they never would've caught her..." She choked on her tears. "I know I was wrong. I really was... Could you maybe say something for me in the group chat? People are still dragging me..." I stayed quiet for a second. "Mrs. Couser, stains can be washed off, but cracks stay forever. Some mistakes don't disappear just because you apologize. Take care of yourself."

Vanessa Morrison stood protectively in front of her daughter with a contemptuous gaze. "Go ahead. Call in more of your sugar daddies to protect your bastard child!" she hissed. "Let everyone know about this scandal so the other students will spit on her!" She deliberately raised her voice to draw in a crowd of students. Lila Keats shrank behind me. Her hoarse voice made my heart clench. "I'm scared, Anna." My throat felt tight as I squeezed her hand reassuringly. "Don't worry, I'm here. I'll make sure you get justice."

And when her voice cracked, when the tears threatened, when the weight of everyone else’s expectations finally crushed her spirit she’d see me standing there, unshaken, unafraid. And she’d come with me. Maybe not willingly at first. Maybe dragged by fate more than choice. But once she was with me, once she felt the silence of the woods, once she realized no one could reach her there but me she would understand. She’d see that I was the only one who could keep her safe. Nico. Dimitri. Mark. They thought they knew her. They thought they could control her. But Missy wasn’t theirs. Nico’s guilt wasn’t her burden. Dimitri’s bruises weren’t her responsibility. Mark’s chains weren’t her cage.