Novelas y relatos de Alvin And The Chipmunks

Aina We watched as the couple exchanged their vows, marking each other with a bite for all to witness. Their bond was sealed right before our eyes, and the crowd erupted into applause. It was truly a beautiful moment to behold, the unity, the joy, the love radiating from them. Even little Alina, who didn’t quite understand what was happening, clapped excitedly, her bright eyes wide with delight. Osborne chuckled, leaning closer to her. “Oh, I can’t imagine seeing you like that when you’re all grown up,” he said, gently poking her cheek.

My wolf rumbled low in my chest, warning me that danger was near. It wasn’t just a rumor anymore. It was here. I left my apartment cautiously, the baby’s weight in my belly a constant reminder of what I was protecting. Every step was calculated. Every sound amplified. I could hear the distant rush of the river, the soft hum of neon signs, even the small scuff of my own boots against the cracked sidewalk. And then I smelled it: musk, wild and sharp, carried faintly on the breeze. Wolves. Not just any wolves. This scent was controlled, deliberate. Alpha.

I straightened myself and crossed my arms, but before I could reply to him, my mother cut in. "And I thought you two were discussing some important matters aside from those little creatures who eat nuts," My mother stated, looking at both of us, "A pup is now entering our world, but the two of you are fighting over chipmunks?" she then looked at me, "You are needed inside, dear," I lowered my head, "I'm sorry mother, I'll be there now." My mom lead the way but before she entered the room she turned around and looked at Hunter. "Chipmunks mostly live in the ground, Hunter."

In what crazy world did I just wake up in? "I know it is a massive thing to ask a female," Theo says, his big hand rubbing the back of his thick neck. "My pack herald Millie Fairchild has been pushing me to find a mate for the public eye, but the thought of going to the Grand Wolf Assembly with some fake royal princess or a skinny pack model makes my wolf want to jump into a river of wild piranhas."

We stay in comfortable silence watching the stars and listening to the sea breeze when she turns to me looking at me expectantly. “what?” I ask her when she starts giggling. “I just figured out what to call you three” “this is going to horrible isn’t it” “okay I was just sitting here thinking what is the perfect name that will piss Matty off when I thought of the three amigos which is cool so no” “hey!!” “but then the perfect one came to me” “oh god”I shake my head but I can’t lose the smile on my lips. “from now on I will be referring to you three as Alvin and the chipmunks”

I mean I've watched that a thousand times with them, there's no way I'd forget. Let's just say that's my own way of finding the right time to spill. Javier rolls his eyes, simply surprised I'd ask that. "Mommy that's Alvin and the chipmunk. You never forget," He pouts and that elicited a soft chuckle from me. "Are you stressed mommy?" Jasmine asks, clinging firmly to Coco, her eyes pinned on me, the both of them. Well, what can I say? I've got kids who sure knows me too well.

"You scoundrel! If you're not a coward, get down here! Stop hiding in the tree!" There were two squirrels on the tree, one big and one small. The big one threw a small pinecone onto Rolf's head. "Hey! Are you a squirrel or a bully? How dare you mess with me! You're toast!" Rolf rolled up his sleeves and started climbing the tree, looking determined to have a showdown with the squirrel. Alvin, meanwhile, was preparing breakfast. Noticing my gaze, he gently looked at me and kindly greeted me, "Tabitha."

“No. That’s not right. I am human. But I’m not only human.” How the hell did that even work? “Is it like a DNA thing?” I asked, confused. I still hadn’t let go of his wrist. He looked down at where I touched him and his jaw tightened. But he didn’t pull away. “It is a bloodline thing, yes. My parents were both Lupine. And I am Alpha, which means the blood is particularly strong in my veins—” “Wait, those books are real?!” “No.” Cain gave me a very flat look.

"Woah...no need to get all angry, it doesn't suit you, you look like an angry chipmunk, you know what that's your new nickname, chipmunk" "Just leave me alone" I walk away, and of course he's following me "stop following me, it's annoying" "But we are having the same class together" "Oh yeah that's right, I guess am stuck with you then" he chuckles "You make it sound like a bad thing pumpkin, oops I mean chipmunk " "Could you please stop calling me that name, it's so annoying my name is Rita, R-I-T-A" "But I rather call you C-H-I-P-M-U-N-K"

I felt like being alone, hidden in nature. The rain is pouring down. My thick long hair is glued to my chest and back due to the heavy rain, and my body is cold. I walk on the ally to the small cabin where I know they live. I can see smoke from the chimney and a small lamp shining in one of the windows, knowing that one of them is probably home. I ascend the few steps to the wooden door and knock and wait. “Just a minute,” I hear Ace’s voice shouting from the other side of the door.