Why Weren't You At Elf Practice Novels & Stories

he asked, turning to face me. Noah wrapped his hand around my shoulder and said, "Nope! We have basketball practice today, so she won't be able to see you! Your girl will be quite active on the basketball court today." And gave him a smirk. I asked Noah, "Who said I had to come to practise today?" "Does that imply you're coming with me?" Liam inquired, suddenly beaming with light. I sighed and turned to Evelyn to beg for help preparing for the test with her, but she was too focused on her studies. Because I can't always rely on my pals for assistance, I believe I should tackle this task on my own this time.

It had been close to midnight, where most everybody had retired. He roamed the servants' quarters to pay Elena a surprising visit and see if he had been right in his speculation of them helping to hide her. He found that he was wrong. She wasn't in the room, and whereas Elion seemed to care but not so much, Forest didn't hide his immediate annoyance at seeing him. Calhoun might be the king of a bloody kingdom, but he had hurt Forest's close friend, immediately causing his position to be useless in front of him. He had the feeling that Forest might not have known the main reason Elena was angry, but he knew she was because of him. The intense emotion caused him to leave their room sheepishly.

Elijah replied as he exited his room, leaving Fiona behind, feeling upset and annoyed. "After everything I've done to win you over, you're just going to ignore me like this?" Fiona muttered angrily to herself, glaring daggers at the door through which Elijah had just walked out. ❦❦❦ "Why does it feel like Damian's avoiding me today?" Elara asked as they watched the beta and gamma members rehearsing on the training ground. It's already noon, and the sun is scorching, but the breeze remains cool, thanks to the trees surrounding them, casting shade over every pack member who wants to watch the training.

He looked up when I walked in and something in my face must have telegraphed what was coming because his expression shifted before I'd said a word. "There was no practice yesterday." Four seconds of silence. I counted. "Naomi–" "There was no practice. The rink was closed. Cole confirmed it. You told me you couldn't come to my reading because practice ran late and there was no practice." He closed the laptop. Slowly. The deliberate movements of a man buying time while his brain assembled a response. "I was at a meeting." "A meeting."

They don’t deserve my anger. “…Sorrrry. Where. Is Alex. Please?” One of the guys spoke up then. “Oh, uh, no, you’re good. We understood you the first time. It’s just, uh…” He glanced at one of the others, who continued. “We thought he was maybe with you? He never showed up for practice today.” My glare lightens a bit in confusion, and Hailey catches up behind me. She greets the guys briefly before turning to me.

she said. "You came!" I was almost crushed to death by Ellie's tight hug as soon as she saw me in the stands. True to my word the previous night, I told her I would show up for her brother's practice. According to what she told me, Eric's suspension would be lifted today, and he had practice for a tournament.

Why did this have to be the only class we didn’t share? When the final bell rang, I rushed to the driveway, waiting by Eli’s car. I’d already messaged Arnold to let him know I’d be hanging out with Eli, so I wouldn’t have to explain anything. When Eli finally appeared, I bounced on my feet, impatient—but then I saw he wasn’t alone. Jace and Ty were with him. No Aiden, thank God. "Well, look who crawled out of her hiding place," Eli teased, flashing his annoyingly handsome grin.

Elaria's voice is sharp, her eyes blazing with anger. "Elaria—" "Are you mad, coming here in broad daylight, openly, when you're supposed to be training at the Spire! What if someone sees you?" "We had our faces covered. It's fine." She folds her arms, eyes colder than I've ever seen. "So why did you skip the Spire and come here... with her?" "She—" I sigh, knowing how this explanation will sound to Elaria and how she's going to lose her mind, but I give it anyway. "Arwyn wasn't feeling well, so I gave her the day off from training and offered to bring her home for the day at least..."

A world without blood, without fangs, without power-hungry Elders. I closed my eyes for a second, letting that sound seep into my chest… then it burned. “I can’t make it tonight. Something urgent came up.” “Urgent? This is tradition, Kael. Even the coach is asking. You seriously not coming?” I stared at the road ahead—dark, endless, swallowing my headlights like a giant mouth. “I’m serious.” My tone was firm, final, unquestionable. “Tell everyone I’m sorry. I’ll be at practice tomorrow. That’s what matters.”

Today was Saturday and we had training in the evening so I guess we were still going to see each other in a few hours. Nahlela didn’t come for practice. Throughout the whole practice session, I was looking towards the entrance hoping that she will come but I saw no signs of her. Immediately after the training session was over, I tried calling her but she didn’t pick. I waited and tried again after some hours and she still didn’t pick. I was worried. It was unlike Nahlela to miss training. I called Brannon and asked if he took Nadine’s number and he was reluctant to give me but after I explained that it was something work related, he finally gave me. I hated lying but I had to. If I told him