Abandoned Toy Novels & Stories

That was my mother's final gift, the last tangible piece of her soul. After her death, Terrence found a master carver to weave moonlight and memory into stone. He had embedded a lock of her ashes within the sacred moonstone. He tried to comfort me in this way. Now he frowned, conflict flashing in his eyes, but Rebecca began to weep theatrically. Rebecca let out a pitiful, heart-wrenching sob. "Forget it, Terrence. Luna's treasures... aren't for someone like me... a mere vessel... just a tool for bearing pups. Our poor pup suffers because of my weakness... my unworthiness..."

Yes, I did love you deeply," I said as I took the ring from him. The cold metal brought back a flood of memories of the days when we were in love. "When I loved you, you were the best thing in the world. But now, you're just like this ring…" I walked toward the nearby trash can and dropped the ring. "Worthless." The ring that once held all my youthful dreams fell into the trash can with a clink. "Don't disgust me any further, Draco." I turned back to Kendrick, just as the dull thud of a heavy body hitting the floor came from behind me. Draco had dropped to his knees and vomited blood.

“Lucas won’t do it again. Mom, you don’t have to be angry, okay? And Uncle Adrian too.” “It’s okay, Lucas. It’s best if you don’t do it again. You’re still young. It’s dangerous to go around alone and get lost.” “Uncle, do you know about that super precious toy? It’s an impressive toy.” Lucas’s eyes lit up. “Then let’s go buy it now.” Adrian turned the car around and headed to Roberts Group, the exclusive item sold there. “I’m sorry, sir. This toy hasn’t been officially released yet.” The salesgirl said shyly.

"Congratulations, Harriet Underwood! You've won a horse plushie. Don't look a gift horse in the mouth!" Startled, I froze in place. A hint of impatience flickered across the emcee's face. She shoved the plushie into my arms and forced me offstage. The cheap plushie in my hands felt rough to the touch, and the price tag hanging on its back still read five dollars. I recalled what was written on the slip earlier and knew I hadn't misread it. I was about to go onstage to explain when thunderous applause broke out across the hall. "Congratulations, Katie Thorpe! You've won first prize this year—a three-day trip to Marosa!"

He could dream on. He was never getting out in this life. Perhaps, he won't even live out his life. I closed my phone, grabbed my suitcase, and left for the airport without looking back. I would never return to this city ever again, in this life.

I want to feel safe, and I know I will with Terrax by my side. My dark memories and scars from my abuse will have to be something I overcome, but hopefully, they won't hinder my growth. I want to become a suitable mate. I want to make Terrax happy. I already received education. Now I need confidence. I don't think I can ever get closure, but I will settle for safety and love.

"I really thought you knew something. And this is about my kids, you know what I mean?" I looked around the place and felt overwhelmed. Another abandoned warehouse in the middle of fucking nowhere. This one seemed to have manufactured toys once upon a time. There were boxes on the floor labeled, "dolls" in the corner, and a miniature fire truck lay on its side in the sawdust by my feet.

“But you don’t have to do that, Theo. If it’s a toy you like so much, you should keep it.” “But…” he hesitated, more shy than ever. “My nanny bought me a book about friends yesterday. The puppy befriends the kitten and gives him his favorite toy. This will make them friends forever…” His voice slowly grew quieter, as if he was afraid of what I would say. “So… You can keep my toy.” “Oh, honey…” my voice broke for a moment, then I pulled him into a hug. “Thank you.” “Will you accept my toy?” he asked hopefully.

"So how exactly are we supposed to get everyone out in one piece ? " The darkness pressed in from every side, thick and restless. But luck stayed with them. They didn't have to fight through it for long. Tang finally pushed out of the trees and led them toward a faint shape up ahead. They stumbled into a clearing beside a low building with a faded sign that read "Rare Stone Exhibition Hall. " The place looked abandoned. Weeds pushed through cracked pavement, and the windows were black with dust. "What even is this place ? "Poppy whined, her voice tight with exhaustion and panic. Her day had gone from bad to worse, and now her expensive dress was ripped to shreds. She was done pretending to b

My stomach churned with the weight of my low spirits. I feared I might actually throw up, so I closed my eyes, hoping sleep would take over and ease the nausea. The rest, however, were bored and began playing "Song Quiz". They cranked the volume up so high that the noise made it impossible for me to sleep. I was drifting into a light sleep when Walter's shout for the answer jerked me awake again. "Mistaken Love! Mistaken Love! That's five points for me!"