Why Weren't You At Elf Practice Novels & Stories

We contemplated shifting at first, but then I felt like I needed to work my body out to get some steam off thanks to Graham. “Graham didn’t put my name on the list of warriors participating in the sparring this weekend,” I grumbled, taking off my jacket as sweat beaded my forehead. The weather was turning steadily cold now. “Isn’t that good?” Eli inquired, taking off his T-shirt. He was on the leaner side but with intricately defined muscles and abs that now glistened with sweat. “No. I was dying to participate! How dare he? Does he think I am not competent enough?” I growled.

He asked her Ellie kept quiet, was he purposefully trying to make her angry or what? Why bring up Sandra into the matter, she stood up and walked to him “You so know why I haven’t been attending the training” “Do I?” He raised an eyebrow “Why did you miss out on today’s training?” He asked her

"No, she's not in. She's at that wedding, remember? Out of town for the week." Elorm let out a frustrated sigh, the kind she always did when she thought I was hiding something. "Okay, but what's going on with you? When are you meeting Jeffery? He's been asking about you nonstop—the coffee date by the fountain? You said yes, and now you're ghosting him. He's not some fuckboy, Jess. Captain of the rowing team, smart, loaded. Why are you ignoring him?"

"But I’ll keep it to myself. Mila looked really pretty. I saw the pictures on your page. You looked gorgeous too, of course. And where was Brax?" "He was busy," Elora said. So Brax didn’t come to the tournament or his sister’s party? Why? "Busy…" Mom said, not believing Elora either. "He’s dealing with some personal stuff, mom. And he doesn’t want to bother his mom." Elora explained.

I don't need to waste any more time. "Why do you look pale?" I heard a voice ask behind me. It was Ella. I inhaled, "Do I?" "Isn't it too early for you to look this exhausted?" She queried, wiping at the beads of sweat on my head. I shrugged, "I think I slept in a bit late." "Sorry about that. I promise to make you some relaxation tea when we return from training." She assured. "Thank you," I said with a grateful smile. The training went well but was a bit boring without Raven. She never mentioned that she would be absent; it worried me. I should have sensed something was wrong when she didn't reach out to me after getting home yesterday. But I thought she might be busy.

I hoped he would look back at me, but he kept walking straight without even giving me a glance. I stayed in that position for a few minutes because I couldn’t face anyone. My thoughts were interrupted when I heard a call from Noah. I ignored it at first because I couldn’t talk, but after ten missed calls, I decided to answer. "Hello, Elaine, are you busy? Can I pick you up for practice? The competition is getting nearer," Noah asked. I didn’t know how to respond, but I realized I shouldn’t be selfish because we were representing our whole school, and our grades depended on it.