Monster High: Ghoulfriends Forever by Daneshvari Gitty

Author:Daneshvari, Gitty [Daneshvari, Gitty]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Juvenile Fiction / Girls - Women, Juvenile Fiction / Media Tie-In, Juvenile Fiction / Humorous Stories
ISBN: 9780316222556
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Published: 2012-09-05T07:00:00+00:00

Rochelle shook her head, utterly racked with guilt.

“But the good news is, it’s not a very good one.” “Why is that good news?” Rochelle wondered aloud.

“Hello? Because it shows that neither one of you is perfect. You may have an itty-bitty crush on Deuce—along with half the other ghouls at Monster High—but Garrott writes really boring and derivative love poems,” Venus said, walking away with the note.

“Wait! What are you doing?”

“Putting it in the recycling bin.”

“But it’s a love poem from Garrott!” Rochelle protested.

“So you’re saying you want to keep it?” Venus asked, dangling the paper in the air.

“Yes,” Rochelle replied emphatically.

“Okay, fine,” Venus relented. “But promise me that if you guys ever break up, you’ll recycle that piece of paper.”

Rochelle nodded her head, oddly comforted by Venus’s peculiar words. Perhaps her pollen-potent friend was right; maybe everyone was imperfect, including Garrott. She then recalled the many times he had lost his temper after pigeons mistook him for a statue. Garrott’s intense anti-pigeon stance had caused bouts of bickering between the two of them. Rochelle found his arguing with birds very unbecoming to a gargoyle. Although the same could certainly be said for crushing on someone while engaged in a relationship with someone else. But she kept reminding herself that she had not betrayed any of the numerous gargoyle oaths she had taken. (Rather unsurprisingly, gargoyles were very fond of both writing down their rules and reciting them.)

“Rochelle, wipe up your tears. Everything is going to be just fine,” Venus said sweetly.

“Thank you.” Rochelle smiled, genuinely touched by her friend’s helpfulness.

‘I’m serious, though. You need to wipe up your tears, or we’ll get in trouble for messing up the common room,” Venus explained.

“Of course,” Rochelle said meekly before perking up. “We should probably go find Robecca. I know she’d be disappointed if she missed sending Mr. D’eath off on his first date in the afterlife.”

“Totally. I’ll check the room for her and then meet you at Mr. D’eath’s office,” Venus agreed. “I still can’t believe Miss Flapper wants to go on a date with him. She is way out of his league, but then again, she’s also super creepy!”

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