Novel-novel oleh Miracle

No, man, not again. No, let me drive! I always wanted to drive one of these. I uttered intoxicated remarks. “No, baby, no way. You are drugged and don’t have a license.” A slight smile crossed Nick’s face. “I’m just dizzy, okay! But wait, you did drink though.” I pointed straight at his nose shakily. “Just one shot, okay?” he countered. “Yeah, but off of someone’s boobs. Nice and salty tequila mixed with sweat. Tasty, huh?” I chipped in. “What will Freud say about pouring liquids and sucking them up like that?” We drove for like five minutes before we got to Nick’s mansion. I was wrapped around his shoulder like a baby. He carried me with ease. Sure enough, I didn’t weigh anything on him ‘cause he moved effortlessly. “Freud isn’t some trap singer, so you know. He’d say that it’s shedding tears, or something worse, on your mother’s breast. So suck on that!” “Leave my mom out of this,” he said calmly. I tripped over the stairs, letting out a loud noise. “Shhhhh.” Nick softly pl

Walking into the party made me look amazing , people kept swinging their heads backwards as we walked. I wouldn’t be surprised thou cause I was pretty and absolutely my first time here so the must be amazed and with jessie walking with me it must be fire cause she’s a quite popular here and she’s cool, I thought to myself. Coke or mojito? A stranger asked. Coke , I hesitated . Okay here he handed the drink over to me . I poured the drink out immediately, shit this has rum in it. He smiled mischievously, just a little My stomach knotted, and I frowned. “I said Coke,” I said sharply, nudging the glass back to him.The man just grinned, coming in closer. “Relax. “A little rum never hurt nobody.”I frowned, my innards knots of alarm. “I said Coke,” I snapped, sliding the glass back over to him.The guy just laughed, moving closer. “Relax. “A little bit of rum never hurt anyone.”Seeing the exchange, Jessie squeezed between us. “Back off, Jason,” she said, her tone bracing“She doesn

Eyes on the road, Your Highness.”Nick.I looked up and saw him smirking at me, drink in hand. His white dress shirt was half unbuttoned, sleeves rolled up. He seemed as effortless as ever, as if the world were his.“You abandoned me,” I snapped.“And yet, you’re here. Guess you survived.”I clenched my jaw. “You’re an ass.”Nick simply chuckled and took a slow sip of his drink. “Relax, freckles. You could use a little fun.”“Fun? Like almost running me over and then leaving me stranded?”“Like, loosen up,” he corrected. His smirk widened. “Tell you what—let’s make a bet.”My eyes narrowed. “What kind of bet?”“You’re new here, and clearly, you hate it,” he said. “I’ll bet you won’t make it a month in this house before trying to run away again.”I crossed my arms. “And if I do?”He tilted toward me, lowering his voice. “Then I’ll do whatever you want.”My stomach twisted, but I wouldn’t let him see how much he got under my skin.“And if I lose?”“You admit I was right about you.”I sc

Standing out in the cold evening, frozen in the cold, I stood in place, my hands wrapped around my arms, rubbing them, caressing. I couldn’t believe Nick had abandoned me in the middle of nowhere.From behind, a flashlight came drawing closer. I tried to stop it by running toward it, but zoom—it went away.“This can’t be happening to me.”I reached for my bag, hung on my shoulder, and grabbed my phone.“And now, I’m out of battery. Goddamn… Fuck! That asshole!”I stood at a corner, and with no means of transportation, I started walking, but I was still in the middle of nowhere. I stamped my foot on the ground so hard that I almost broke my ankle.Out of nowhere, a car’s headlights beamed at full speed.“Hey! Hey!” I reached out to stop it.“Fuck yeah, don’t stop. I bet you’re a serial killer. I probably dodged a bullet there!” I shouted aloud.Screeching, the car stopped, and suddenly, it reversed, making my heart pound like crazy.“Shit!” I said, holding my hands to my chest as I tur

Our car sped off on the highway. The evening warmth made the drive smooth. We were half an hour late for the conference. The music volume lit up in the car as we drove. I sat at the back of the car with my mom and my stepdad. Feeling worried, I sank into the chair, my eyes drained with weakness.“Should I change the music? Maybe she likes something more… right?” Mr. Leister asked.“You’re riding, you choose,” Rabel replied while maintaining her makeup.I stared at the picture on my phone, my eyes fixed on Joel. I missed him so much. I went to our text messages and typed: CALL ME WHEN YOU GET THIS. Minutes later, my phone beeped with a message: I WILL CALL YOU LATER, GOTTA GO. BYE, LOVE YOU. Kisses.Looking out the window, a car zoomed by, ruining the slow drive. Inside, there was Nick. He had a cigarette in his hand, a smirk on his face as he winked at me and zoomed off.Reaching the conference, the room was well decorated, with a lot of people talking to each other. As we stepped in,

Chapter Two “Do you know what Thor’s favorite word from my vocabulary is? It starts with an ‘a,’ then a ‘tta,’ and ends with a ‘ck,’” Nick said, standing at my back while Thor kept barking. “That’s not funny, Nick,” my voice shook as I went closer to grab my phone, which was on the floor. “He doesn’t like you. He must think you snuck in without permission, but that’s not true,” Nick said from behind without moving an inch. “That’s enough, Nick!” I said, grabbing my phone from in between Thor’s legs. “He’s like a poodle, but smarter,” Nick said, stepping back with a little smile across his face. “Did you hit your head as a baby, you jerk?” I gently pulled myself away as Nick bumped into me. “Shhhhh, Thor hates it when people insult me,” Nick said as he bent down, slowly lowering to my neck level. I pushed him to the front as I held his dress from the back. “Calm down,” Nick said gently, calming Thor down. Thor kept on barking as he kept coming. I grabbed him tightly. “Say so