Alice In Wonderland Short Novels & Stories

I asked feigning ignorance as usual "You think I wouldn't notice those eyes? You think I wouldn't notice those curly toes? You think I wouldn't notice those shiny thighs?" My cheeks turned red with embarrassment and I lowered my head. "What is it you really want? He asked, this time looking really serious. "You". I answered in one simple word. "Listen little girl"....., he was still talking when I cut him short. "Hey easy, do not call me a little girl any more, I'm no longer that little girl you know, I will be twenty-three soon, and anything above twenty ain't little." "I see," he replied and licked his lips again, triggering every living hormone I had in me.

I wasn't very reluctant about leaving my mate's side, but eventually I left knowing that I had to know what that is. We were now all gathered in the living room with my dad. He came after hearing my mate's screams. Jake's mate and other pack members that lived with us came too but we dismissed most of them. Now it was only me, my parents, Alexis of course, with her magic book, Chloe, Jake and the twins. Alexis kept on flipping the pages and I started getting impatient. "Ah...here it is." She started as she looked at a page that had a picture of a person standing there with tails similar to the one that my mate had, only difference is that he had 9.

A petite blonde teacher, Miss Carol, waved at me from her desk. “Good morning,” I answered and went ahead to settle things in my new space. “You're a feisty little one,” she said with a snicker. I snapped my gaze at her. What was that? “What?” “It was you who walked out during the Alpha's speech at the arena that night, right?” She asked. What! I could hear the murmurs from the other teachers. Some looked at me while whispering to their friends. “I think you have the wrong person,” I denied that.

I folded the drawing again and slipped it beneath my pillow and then I closed my eyes and made a wish. Not on a birthday candle, not on a falling star. Just in my head, quiet and real. I wished I could feel that smile again. Alice’s smile. The one that made me believe, even for a moment, that the boy in the spaceship could finally land.

Two weeks later - Luna 32.5 months old, Alice 28.5 months old. The nightmares stopped as suddenly as they'd started. Alice woke one morning cheerful, asking for pancakes, no mention of bad ladies or windows or fears. Like someone had flipped a switch. "Did you sleep okay?" I asked carefully. "Yes! I dreamed about puppies!" Alice bounced in her chair. "Can we get a puppy?" "No puppies. We have enough chaos." I poured juice. "No nightmares?"

The girls agreed and chanted the magic words under the full moon, waiting for the book to open. They waited and waited but nothing was happening. "I told you it was nothing but a myth we…" Alice was cut short by Alicia's scream. "Oh gracious goddess! Alice, look at that!" Alice's face was greeted by the bright rays of light that emanated from the book. "Sacred book, take us to wonderland." Alice was yet to get over the shock of the book opening, when she suddenly found herself in a place that looked nothing like the vampire or wolf world. "Wow!" Alicia gushed over the scenery.

“And get a chance to dine with the Mad Hatter? Drink tea with the Hare? Hells yes. I’ll even take the Vorpal blade and slay the Jabberwocky with it. Off with his head!” Alice laughed aloud. “I had no idea you’d read the books.” “Books? There are books as in plural?” “Yes, dumbo, there’s a sequel called Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There,” she said, punching my waist playfully as we walked. “I see. I see. So where would our Alice want to travel next?” I asked eagerly. “Somewhere where she can be alone with you and have her way with you,” she said slyly, squeezing my butt.

A dim smile lit up the world when Alice sat on the wooded bench that had been her favorite all along. Memories assaulted her mind at the mere instant she saw a couple in front of her. They were young as well. She smiled proudly at him and he, Alice could have said the same of him but maybe, in the same way as her, the girl was living in a lie. ‘ “Close your eyes and tell me, what flavor is this?” asked Gabriel, smilingly. Alice obeyed his orders. The same game over and over. Then, she felt a pair of hands on the back of her head. She couldn't help but giggle while the way to his lips shortened without realizing.

Alice seemed to be thinking about something. "I want to ask, is it okay?" cried Alice steadying her heart, which had been thinking about something for a long time. "Yes!" "How can you be so sure the liquid isn't poisonous? And what were you dreaming about? I wasn't, the first time. What happened at school?"

Alice breaks the hug to avoid obvious suspicions. She looked across the room and sure enough the parents were looking at her with a knowing eyes only Cammy was oblivious to. Alice's face tinted red as she smiled shyly and ran to grab the cake on the table. Sandra lit the candles and they all asked Alice to make a wish. Alice smiles at their enthusiasm and closes her eyes with her palm folded in front of her face. Her eyelashes fluttered as she closed her eyes,raising her brows softly as though desperately pleading for something,the corner of her lips arched into a soft smile.