Novels by Sandera

Benjamin“Starting tomorrow, Mr. Benjamin Manalang will be transferred to section A.”The silent room filled with loud murmurs. Did I hear it right? It was me who’s going to transfer? Is he the one who’s behind it? I clenched my fist. He is going too far just to control me.“Isn’t it unfair?” I returned my gaze to the person who'sspeaking. H-how? How did she maintain such a calm expression when looking at him? Those unfathomable eyes are looking straight on Sir Chris.The tension between them is staggering throughout the room. Even the murmurs from earlier had died down, and the room was filled with an increasingly intense atmosphere.I know Mal Pandora is different. But how can she manage to talk to him in this manner?“What is unfair Miss?” A cold voice asked Mal back.Mal smiled

“Second, I’m planning to destroy our dear school.” “And lastly, I brought you here because I want you to join me on my plan.” I shook my head when I remembered what Mal said. What happened last night was a disaster, and it was too much for me to process. More importantly, Mal's plan was clearly insane.It felt unreal. That place, her words, and her calm demeanor as she spoke. It feels like she’s used to that kind of situation.I opened my phone and looked at the time. It’s almost 8 am, my class will start soon.“You came home late last night.” I shifted my gaze on him, but I didn’t answer.What am I supposed to say? That I came from a secret place inside the school? I'm aware that having that place inside the school is illegal, but I don't want to trouble Mal. She’s still my friend.

The awkward silence pervaded the room. While Mal Pandora moved around casually preparing food. Her actions make the situation even more awkward, but her friends are left wondering what's going on. “Dig in guys. Please be at home, this is our place.” Mal sat down and grab a drink. Still, no one dared to speak. They want to ask, there’s a lot of questions running in their mind, but no one could utter a word. “I’m happy that you are all here.” Mal broke the awkward silence. This became a signal for Benjamin to speak. “Mal..” Benjamin mustered the courage to speak, but he feels like there’s a lump in his throat. He never imagined that this kind of situation will

Rose “If you will keep on staring at me like that, I will think that you like me.” I was startled when Mal suddenly say that. I looked away, and I heard her laughed. Did I stare at her that long? “Then, why don’t you stop studying and just play games instead? It sure pays you a lot, right? Or maybe you’re not just a gamer, and you’re doing this streaming for—” “Watch your mouth Benjamin, you perv! You’re watching that kind of live stuffs?” Mal teases Benj and tapped his shoulder. I smirked. There she goes, Mal always teases them while they’re bickering, and Benjamin is always quick-tempered when someone teases him.“What ar

Rose There isn't a single person on the planet who isn't hiding something, and everyone will go to great lengths to keep their secrets hidden. Just like others, the famous Sentro Siyudad Academy has its own secrets too. I’ve been studying in SSA for almost 11 years, since when I was in primary school I already know what’s happening inside SSA. I’m aware that SSA is known for their intelligent students, but others don’t know how they produce them. “Study for your upcoming midterms, but don't push yourself too hard because I know you'll fail even if you study hard.” Our professor sneered, and just left the class. Professors rarely come into our class because they don't want to put in some effort to teach us. They'll come here to make an announcement or to make fun of us. Because we are the inferior class, it has always been like this. We are the failed students' class with the lowes

MalSentro Siyudad Academy was a well-known school that consistently produced excellent students. A school that produces competitive and genius students, but they also produce monsters.“I heard SSA won the science fair again.” A student from another school said.“Well, it is expected though, they always come out on in every competition.” The other student answered.“They already receive a lot of budget from the ministry, and they’re still sweeping this kind of competition.”I sat still and focus myself on my homework. I chose to be alone in this shop to avoid any noise. However, hearing those two students blabber dampens my mood. I just want a quiet place to work on my assignment.But what they said is true. As a student from Sentro Siyudad, I know it well. SSA is a popular academy that holds every title. Their