Alexander And The Terrible Horrible Very Bad Day Book Novels & Stories

As soon as he got to Alexander's house, he began shivering, so much so that even Alexander could sense the uneasiness coming from him. "Where is the book I asked you to get for me?" Alexander asked. His voice was cold, echoing through the living room, sending more shivers down Jeremy's spine. "I'm sorry, sir. Please forgive me," Jeremy fell to his knees, sobbing for mercy. "I was able to lay my hands on the book, but Mr. Maxmillian scared me away. He claimed to be the Alpha..."

she trails off Alexander holds a hand up to her silencing her, he stands up and shakes his head “So you are telling me the girl I am in love with is going……..” He stops talking and I see the furious look on Kayla’s face “You WHAT!!!! she screamed at him I had to agree with her she was mated to him and he had just admitted he was in love with my mate. Kayla throws the book at him and storms out the room and Alexander chases after. There was so much I wanted to say to him but he had enough problems on his plate. Picking up the book and flicking through, there are pages on vampires, werewolves, witches even hunters and there was a whole section on Alpha-Lunas separate from the werewolf section.

_ Hallway. Alex. Doorway. Shark backpack off. Eyes red. Not calm anymore. “I heard,” Alex said. Small. 5 years old. Finally. “You’re fighting. About me. Because I said ‘it’s okay.’ But it’s not okay. I lied. I was sad. I was scared you forgot. Like 3 AM. But 3 AM is night. 3 PM is day. I thought day was safe. But you didn’t come. So maybe safe isn’t real. Like monsters. Monsters are real. Safe isn’t.”

“Do you ever wonder why bad things happen to people who didn’t do anything wrong?” Alexander didn’t answer immediately. He pulled Aiden slightly closer, letting the younger man rest his head against his shoulder. “I do,” he admitted after a long pause. “More than you know. My world is full of bad things. But I also know something else.” Aiden looked up at him, waiting. “Bad things don’t get the final say,” Alexander said quietly. “They don’t get to define you. You survived. You’re still here. Still fighting. Still breathing. That matters more than anything they tried to take from you.”

Dedari replied, already picking up his steps quickly toward the camp. **** "What is that?" Zande asked Dedari when she saw him throw a small book on the table. She was nestled in the arms of Jacob as they stood by one of the poles holding the tent to the ground. "A book I and Jacob had seen after defeating the vampires that had tried to attack us when we were returning to the camp earlier today." Dedari replied, as his gaze landed on Jacob whose eyes were fixed on the book. "Okay…let’s open it then." Prest suggested. "We have to know what is written inside."

I hear the cold voice of Alpha Max coming from the middle of the kitchen. I lower my head so that I won't look him in the eyes. "N-n-no, A-al-alpha M-Max," I say in a submissive voice. "Can you talk like a normal person? Your stuttering drives me crazy. What are you, retarded?" "S-s-so-sorry, A-a-al-alpha," I stutter even more. "You won't be getting any food for five days. And clean the dining room. I want it spotless because in five days it’s my birthday. If you make no mistakes during five days, I might give you something to eat on my birthday."

“What does it look like?” “It’s dark... really dark. And it’s so big, Daddy,” Logan said, his little voice quivering. “There are huge walls all around it, like it’s trying to keep me in. I run... I run so fast, but the witch, she’s always chasing me.” he tried to put himself together, stammering through his words. I could feel his small body tense as he relived the nightmare. He was brave, no doubt about it. But this... this was too much for any little boy to face alone.

Alpha King Charles has a small smile on his face and Rex looks emotionless. Heat creeps up my face. Did they hear me last night? Oh, my freaking goddess! I wish a hole would open up in the corner so I could hide in it. “I’m so sorry for my behavior–” “Why are you apologising sweetie? It’s normal. We totally understand. And if Rex didn’t do anything, he would have ended up killing the unmated males because there was a war outside as they tried to get to you.” Grandma Ruby says and giggles.

She added briefly. Alex sat up, breathed in and out, and picked a book. He flipped the pages open only to see different diagrams that could help him. He was never a fan of pictures or cartoons, he never watched them or adored them...not because he didn't want to but because he wasn't allowed to. Therefore, he grew up being secluded from that. But staring at it now wasn't that bad. The illustrations and smiles on the pictures were captivating, this time around...the words written were not too big or small...not long at all, they were short for easy pronunciation.

Indeed, the book had on the other page almost as many words as the whole book that the little girl read. “What a strange ... and odious creature. What is it?” "An ogre," the boy said as bored as before. “All the ogres look so ... hideous?” “No, some look more beautiful. They’ve got hair on their head and face, with many insects, flies of all kinds and even birds that nest in their hair and beard,” Alexander smiled proud of his joke. “Can you tell me about him?” “Nope!” replied Alexander sharply. But suddenly, as if he remembered who knows what joke, the boy smiled. He got to his feet and looked right into Elizabeth's eyes.