Yay Or Nay Novels & Stories

Maya frowned. "Me too," Naya added, agreeing with her and I giggled, I can't believe they were being jealous right now. "You guys want to do something interesting?" I smirked and their faces lit up in a smile. "We're in……."

I mumble. “You will be.” Lane smirks slightly. “Eventually.” Naya leans closer, lowering her voice dramatically. “So… which one is the best kisser?” “NAYA.” “What? It’s a valid question!” I am never coming back to school again. Ever. “You’re blushing,” she points out gleefully. “I hate you.” “You love me.” I groan. Lane just shakes her head, amused. “We’re glad you’re back,” she says more gently.

"Ish, you guys aren't fun! Yuna, what if we make a gang?" Yuna was confused about what to answer "Hmm, I think Naya and Jihan are right. There's no need to use gangs hehe." "Huff, let's just make a gang together. It's called SIDA." Sina said so that Dahya wouldn't feel disappointed. "Okay, we're SIDA now." Naya, Jihan and Yuna could only shake their heads at the behavior of the two of them, "Why don't you get cyanide too?"

Her long dark hair is swept over one shoulder. Andreas takes a step back and folds his arms across his chest. “What are you doing here, Naya? Who let you in?” “Waltzed right in,” she tells him. Then her attention turns to me. “Oh, so that’s her.” “Jealous that some human girl scored the Alpha?” Naya rolls her eyes. “You’re totally right.” She comes to a stop, eyeing me up and down. “Martha wants to meet her.” “That’s a no.”

Then she noticed something that made her pause. Thayne’s mate was laughing openly with another Alpha, standing far too close, her hand resting where it should not. Naya frowned. She picked up a cup of wine and walked toward Thayne, offering it to him. “A drink… for the King’s Beta.” Thayne accepted it with a faint smile. His eyes drifted briefly to where his mate stood, still wrapped in conversation with the Alpha. He sighed, indifferent, and took a slow sip. Naya noticed it, but she said nothing. What could she say, really?

Clementine’s face lightened up instantly, and she sat up straight for the first time since she arrived. “OMG, are you for real?” Spirit nodded quickly and began explaining. “Right now, it’s August, and your file says your eighteenth birthday is in December. If we help you manage your discomfort for just a few months until you turn eighteen and become a legal adult, you can consent to the surgery on your own terms, without your parents ever knowing.” Clementine’s head snapped up, her tight coils shifting as her eyes flared with immediate defiance. “No way. Absolutely not,” Clementine snapped, her voice cracking with disappointment.

she said and took another sip before taking a glance towards the direction they went, wondering what it was they were talking about. Her face dropped, contorting with a frown and a disturbed mind. ~ do you like him?~ Naya suddenly threw, " Eh? Who?" ~ the Alpha ~ She nearly choked on her drink, " Me? Like that Alpha?" she pointed and laughed maniacally, " you're very funny." Naya wore a serious expression, reading through her voice and body language. ~Don't lie to me, do you...~

Naya and Hazel huddled together in the hallway, their whispers and giggles filling the air as they talked “You’re smiling too much, did something happen” Hazel asked Naya who couldn’t stop smiling every minute “Oh come on..I smile regularly” Naya said “But not like this..guess you’re not ready to share” Hazel replied and Naya smiled “Okay I’ll tell you only if you promise not to inform Noah,” Naya said Hazel's eyes widened with curiosity, and she leaned in closer to Naya.

Daniel asked. “You can decide, Danny,” Naya said obediently. “Let’s have Italian food.” Daniel looked at Ava after he said that. “Italian food sounds good. Danny, you still remember that I like Italian food.” Naya was beaming. “Oh, you like Italian food too?” Daniel’s sentence crushed the bright smile on Naya’s face. Then, she heard Daniel say, “Ava likes Italian food too.” “...” Naya could not smile anymore. Instead, she looked at Ava unnaturally.

“All you should say is you're coming next semester. Simple.” I grin as Amanda laughs. “By God's grace, I'll be there.” Soon, we hang up, and I lock my phone. “Nawa o,” Annie says. “Thank God we decided to call her.” “Abi. That's how she'll just waste this semester.” “As in.” … Words/phrases and their meanings: *how na — how are you doing *It'll not pass — at most *Na so we see am — that's how we see it