Which Character Are You From Ever After High Mga Nobela at Kwento

Chris’ pov Although I was part of the popular group in high school, I always felt out of place. My parents weren’t Alpha, Beta or Gamma, but I wasn’t an omega either. I had the biggest crush on Charlotte, but I knew she would probably end up with a future Beta or Alpha. But I secretly dreamed she was my mate.

“Who are you? Am I dead?” Charlotte smiled at how shocked the girl sounded. “No. You’re not dead. I’m Charlotte.” The girl’s eyes popped wide with surprise. “You’re from Earth!” She laughed and shook her head. “Is it, like, stamped on my forehead?” The girl sat up, ignoring Charlotte’s hands trying to keep her still and sighed. “No. You’re so beautiful. Your skin is so dark and lovely. We have many skin tones here, but nothing like yours. That’s how I know.”

I did not plan to fall in love before I turned 18, I planned to survive senior year. Lincoln High measured people by two things, college acceptance letters and couple posts, and if you lacked one, you needed the other. The hallways filled with paired hoodies and prom proposals, while my whiteboard filled with one line that stared back at me every morning. BOYFRIEND BEFORE 18, written in thick black marker by my own hand. I told Liv it was a joke, but the marker still sat on my desk.

“Woah dude… Breathe, they’re chosen family, not biological. We met in the Guild and chose to be each other’s family. We were all orphan girls and we clubbed together against the posh boys with rich families who would pick on us for being girls, orphans and poor. Charlie is a tall black Human woman, and Serena’s a tiny blonde Witch, and I’m some kind of Shifter, but I don’t know what kind.” Crow takes a second to calm down, then nods and retakes his seat,

Alrik grinned wrapping his hands around Arthur's shoulder. "Finally! we have a new hottie in our class." The drama Queen arose from her seat walking like a seductress towards Arthur. "Just so you know. The name is Alisha, Belgrave high cheerleader." She bit her lower lip. A tiny smile spread across his lips. Bella frowned; finding his smile so superficial yet sinister. It made her worry. "Okay Lisha, please return to your seat." Mr Alrik beckoned. "Now," His grip on Arthur's shoulder tightened. "I trust you'll all do well in giving him a warm welcome." Her teacher grinned again.

I looked at him with a blank face, "Raz... take away a lot of the perkiness and bubbly, cheery, high off skittles attitude and what are you left with?" Ezra looked at me in complete confusion, now lost on what I was saying, "Um... you would get a...still nice, friendly, compassionate girl?" I rolled my eyes, "Who does that remind you of?" "Selena Gomez?" He mumbled, confused and looking at me like I grew a second head. I smacked his arm, "No, idiot. You get pre-trauma Tiffany."

So, after stalling for as long as possible, Ever and I go out to the living room to meet Zane, who is bouncing a cooing Rebel in his arms. I’ll admit the little one is cute, and she definitely lights up the room. She almost seems less dark than her sister and brother, more like Ari, whereas Ever and Kai are dark like Zane. Ari has more light than darkness to her as she is a warm person with a tough and sassy streak. I now know where Ever gets her sass from. Zane looks over at us. “You two ready?” “As ready as I’ll ever be,” I respond without meaning to say the words out loud.

Grayson asked again. “Um, I love my parents equally,” Charlie said hesitantly. “I guess they have different ways of influencing us. With Mom, it’s more about home and family.” “Where are you from, Charlie?” This time, Savannah asked. “I’m from Halliport,” Charlie answered. “Halliport,” Savannah repeated, deep in thought. Unlike the men in the West family, she had a different demeanor. “That’s a big city. What brings you to Luxford? How long have you been studying here?”

Grayson asked again. “Um, I love my parents equally,” Charlie said hesitantly. “I guess they have different ways of influencing us. With Mom, it’s more about home and family.” “Where are you from, Charlie?” This time, Savannah asked. “I’m from Halliport,” Charlie answered. “Halliport,” Savannah repeated, deep in thought. Unlike the men in the West family, she had a different demeanor. “That’s a big city. What brings you to Luxford? How long have you been studying here?”

They had beautiful, symmetrical faces and long blonde hair. Claudia, the oldest, had her hair in a braid. Charlotte wore hers down. Though there was a two year gap between them, I could not tell any other noticeable differences between them. “Aren’t you the Beta of this pack?” Charlotte asked me. “No, she’s an Auburn. Can’t you tell from the hair?” Claudia said. Both of them had to look down at me. Still, I tried to stand tall. “Actually, I’m both,” I said. “Cara Auburn. Nice to meet you.” I held out my hand for a shake.