Amphibia Maggie Novels & Stories

She is the wife of Ronald, Regina’s second oldest brother, and mother of the six-year-old twin flower girls. “Don’t tell me you’re imparting some knowledge too, Mags…” Raffy’s wife smiled. Maggie is a phlebotomist who works at the hospital and is a mother to a 6-year-old boy. “Sex on your wedding night will be much more thrilling because of the absence. That is if you make it.” The older women laughed as if remembering something about their wedding nights. “Let me tell you this,” Carmen adds, “Don’t drink too much if you want to have sex that same night.”

" Maisie laid her head on Maggie's shoulder. "Was that you guys in my dream earlier or was it my imagination?" It was us, we didn't know what else to do." I combed her hair with my fingers. "I knew you guys would find a way to save me. It felt so real but I couldn't use any of my powers, I was terrified." Margot pulled us closer. "Maggs, did you really meet your wolf? Is she with you? I pointed to my temples. "Yes silly, her name is Camilla, she is super sweet but she is exhausted."

Please let them like me, Maggie prayed as they all looked up at her. "Maman, Pop, this is Maggie Flynn." Bobby turned to her. "Maggie, this is my mother and father, Jerilyn and Justin Beaulieu." They both stood, and Maggie reached out to shake their hands. "Mr. and Mrs. Beaulieu, I'm so happy to meet you."

My own fear rising like water over my head. Then something flickered beneath my skin. Small. So small I thought I imagined it. A silver thread of light moved under the back of my hand. I froze. It vanished. Maggie saw. Not enough to understand, maybe. Enough for her face to change. Her eyes dropped to my hands. Then lifted over my shoulder toward Damien. Whatever she saw there made her go white. “Maggie?” I whispered. She did not answer. The creature shrieked. The sound sliced through the bar so sharply every bottle behind the counter cracked.

"Miss Aubrey?" "Stop! Okay! I remember it.” Fiona was in a trance. She looked anxious with her trembling body. Her bead looked at Lafanya. "So, what should I do now?" ***

Maggie It was thick darkness. Only the sound of the rustling of leaves and creeping night insects could be heard. She glanced at her wrist watch, it was 9.02pm. But she stood there at the center of the large compound of St Patrick's Catholic church waiting, standing in front of her white Mercedes Benz, waiting for her meeting with the Medusa demon - the Vampire. They were two minutes late to the meeting, one she had arranged risking her very existence. The Vampire had contacted her demanding to know her status with the location of Fisheye. She had told them that she didn't have Fisheye, but she had something better - the flash drive! Hence, she set the meeting point and time.

Dakari said as he jumped to his feet and rushed inside. Maggie followed right at his heels. She nearly knocked them both down when she got too close. Her best friend needed her. As she ran down the hall, she scented canine, briefly, and from far away? Her head whipped around in surprise. Had Grandmother Kundam gotten a dog? No one had ever had a dog on the island. Something thudded loudly ahead and Maggie forgot all about the strange scents that assailed her nose.

The only other time I have seen it is with Axel and Maggie. Axel, who is an ultima, and his true form is a giant-sized version of what I can do. Maggie, though, hers is because of the experiments done on her to force her wolf to the surface for the lab doctors to run tests and create tonic from her. And with hers, she isn’t in control. They usually only happen when she has nightmares of her time when she was locked up in the mental institute by her human parents.

I had done what I had to do. Or not? “Sienna!” Margaret yelled, approaching at a brisk pace. “Maggie.” I hugged her tightly. We had not seen each other for a long time more than we were used to. Maggie was the only widow in the whole pack since wolves usually die in pairs. She was the strongest werewolf in the world. Her hair began to fill with gray, her eyes, always kind and were the color of the forest. Green and captivating. “I was so worried about you, my child.” She took my face in her soft hands, analyzing me. She acted like a mother to me from day one.

“I think I can do that.” “You can.” I ran my lips along her ear, nibbling at her lobe slightly. She wriggled and drew in a sharp breath. “I can’t if you do that.” I smiled against her skin. “Ready to try.” “No.” “Three, two, one.” I helped her lift the rod straight up and when I felt the flex I flicked it forwards. She squeaked. “Let go!” Maggie lifted her finger from the line and it flied out with rod, landing almost perfectly in the water. She grinned. “I did it!”