Alice Peter Pan Novels & Stories

Now it’s my turn to stare. “You were at Ordan Central? During those years?” We both fall silent, studying each other’s faces with new awareness. There’s something vaguely familiar about Alice’s features now that I’m looking for it—the shape of her eyes, maybe, or the way she tilts her head when she’s thinking. “There was a girl,” Alice says slowly. “Who used to draw pictures for everyone. She made one for me before I was adopted. A butterfly, I think?”

Alice held an apple, which she held out to Sarah and said. “Sarah, I want to eat me, can you help me peel this apple? I don't know how to peel an apple. I am a useless person.” Alice quickly acts in front of Sarah, she is very talented, so Sarah is quickly deceived by Alice. She took the apple and peeled it for Alice. Sarah considers Alice her sister, so she easily believes Alice's words. Little did Sarah know that this was Alice's first plan.

"I was on an island, completely alone. It was essentially just a patch of sand, surrounded by miles and miles of ocean. A beautiful angel descended from the clouds, heading my way. With her, a staircase appeared, pure white and leading into the clouds. However, when she reached out her long, pale white hand, I couldn't take it. I reached out as hard as I could, but just before I could even reach within a foot of those stairs and the woman, they would apparently move further away. Just below me, however, was a different story. The sand was rumbling and getting as hot as embers. The fire danced immediately beneath my feet. I screamed in pain, running around the island to escape the burn. Final

That the magical beings they read about were actually all around them, hidden in plain sight. “Which one shall we read today, Maddie?” I asked her, holding the book up for her to see. She clapped her hands excitedly, settling herself next to me and saying, “Ria! I want Ria!” I groaned. She always wanted Asteria’s story. “No, we just read that one the other day,” I argued. I thumbed through the pages, looking at the titles as I flipped through them. “How about ‘The Alpha Pup’s Best Friend?’” I suggested, showing her the page.

“Mrs. Young, Alice just jumped! Please, is Justin okay?” I froze for a moment, staring at my boy standing motionless at the window. A chill raced through me, raising every hair on my body. How could this be such a coincidence? Miss Zinn told me that Alice had been acting perfectly normal all day. Not once had she mentioned Miss Never. However, while her mother was in the kitchen, Alice suddenly picked up the little Bamboo-copter she made and shouted, “Miss Never, I’m ready for the moon adventure!” Then she leapt off the balcony of their fifteenth-floor apartment.

Hell. Twenty minutes later I am walking in front of the Pantheon and I see Alice sitting on the steps of the fountain in front of the Pantheon. She looks so beautiful while she looks around and her eyes are so big absorbing everything. “May I?” - I asked sitting next to her She looks up and nods her head. I sit next to her and we stay quiet for a bit. “Everything okay?” - she asks looking at me “Yeah” - I lie. “You don’t have to lie to protect my feelings, Harry, I’m being paid to do a job” - she tells me and my eyes meet her beautiful blue eyes.

They’re just cousins. The girl with the platinum blonde hair is named Alice. She’s five years old. Her eyes were a pretty shade of blue, just like her mother. Her dress, which was obviously a product from the surface, is teal in color. She never pays any attention to my story, not unless it involves animals. She kind of reminds me of my brother, in a way, who is still obsessed with sea creatures up to this date.

He was sure he would go mad if Ryloston took Era from him as well. * "So, Bernard, have you confirmed it?" The voice of Freddy Hart Wellington, Alpha of the Ryloston Pack, echoed through the vast, gloomy hall of his palace. It sent vibrations through the air, creating waves of fear that made every living creature there tremble. As a result, the night creatures that had been singing fell silent, and even the wind seemed to stop blowing in unison. Everything was eerily quiet, the atmosphere deeply unsettling. "Yes, Alpha," Bernard Castillo replied with a confident nod. The Beta of the Ryloston Pack then added, "Everything is as you suspected. She is indeed the girl."

Too soon, we arrived before a huge brown oak door and Mrs Briggs knocked softly. "Come in!" The Alpha's voice called out. My throat choked up in fear at the thought of seeing him again. If only I could avoid him forever! At least until I escaped from this pack. I noticed Mrs Briggs staring at me expectantly as she stood beside the door frame. I wiped my sweaty palms on my gown as I realised she wasn't going to accompany me into the room. "Be calm, girl. Our Alpha is not a cruel man." She said kindly, trying to reassure me.

I could not help but close my eyes as my wolf got excited again at the sight of her. "I don't think so, miss." I said to her in amusement. "But I'm supposed to meet Chelsea here… Is she inside? And who are you by the way?” She bombed me with questions anxiously. "I'm Bill, Alpha of the Lune Pack. I saw you at the party earlier. And you're...?" I guessed I knew who made the call just now. "Nice to meet you, Alpha Bill. I'm Cherry. I'm here to..." "Oh, you're Cherry?! Come on in!” I opened the door wide, inviting her in.