Arrowverse Christmas Novels & Stories

"Never say never. Who knows…" Gosh, she was truly hopeless! Not wanting to listen to her nonsense anymore, I ended the call. Later events proved I shouldn't have done that. At least then I could have prepared myself for what was to come. … After the Christmas break, Louis and I both returned to work. The first morning rush after the holidays always resulted in unusually congested traffic. To make matters worse, I seemed to get caught at every red light possible. The trip that usually took no more than half an hour ended up taking me almost 50 minutes.

I lean over and place my hands on Rhode 's cheeks, kissing him softly. "I love you" I whisper against his lips as Ambrose starts the car and slowly pulls the car out and down the driveway. "How was your Christmas, Ambrose?" I turn my attention back to the front seat as I take Rhode 's hand in mine and give it a squeeze, settling into the seat. "It was lovely. Had all the extended family over, cooked a big meal, celebrated right into the New Year." Ambrose boasts happily. "And congratulations to the two of you on your engagement" His words sound like a warm hug, I don't know how it's possible but they do.

I asked if he would trust a lawyer with it and he said he would, so I had one come and he wrote it up for him and he sealed it and the lawyer took it with him, along with the other letters for safe keeping. As Christmas was only a few days away, I couldn’t help but decorate, in the werewolf community, they don’t celebrate as we human’s do, they celebrate the winter solstice and decorate almost the same as we do for Christmas. I went out and bought a bunch of decorations and lights and began decking out the house and garden, which is covered in a light layer of snow.

" She gives me one last long hug before she steps inside her parents' car, which was a few meters away from us. It was the day after Christmas, the twenty-sixth of December, Arielle's expiration date. The sides of the driveway were covered in snow, and so were many of the buildings in the council. Flakes in the air flutter around me. Despite the tension surrounding the Council ever since Jonas' betrayal, Christmas had been a lively affair. For the first time in a long time, I heard Kayden laugh and many others. I could only hope it would last before the war officially began. We were all waiting for the rebels' next move before the Council would make theirs. My heart broke for her, and I wave

It's not that my family and I don't believe in God, it's more of a Christmas and Easter thing; seasonal believers, my mother called us. "Not really," Arrow trailed off and sat down next to me, stretching his arms out. "The Kingdom has a real but unreal holiday slash tradition, every December 15th, there is a blessing held for us; for both royalty and un-royalty. Since Prince Anton is becoming King on the 25th, the blessing is followed by a feast this year," I hummed in response, thinking. "Maybe, I'll ask Emrys," "Ask?" Arrow grimaced and looked towards me until he moved his gaze to one of the televisions, some sport game playing. "If you want to go, go. Why get permission?"

The shop was closed for a while during the Christmas season. Lynn and Tanya went back to their own homes to spend Christmas with their families, but Arianne and Tiffany only had each other. This was their first time spending Christmas in a different city. On Christmas Eve, Tiffany had an hour-long call with Lillian. Arianne was left staring out into the cold Christmas night.

Alexander furrowed his brow. “They volunteered-ish to help decorate since we will be hosting the family celebration this year. And it must be perfect. This is Gwen and Christina’s first Christmas.” I explained. “Fine. I can’t argue with that.” He conceded. By the time the loves of my life jogged up the driveway, everything was complete, and it was just me standing under red and white candy cane-ish arches that spanned the sidewalk to our front door. My poor baby, Lando, looked like he would drop from exhaustion. Maybe asking him to keep Darren busy on the run was too much. I’ll make it up to him.

Leesa said, thinking back on how much fun she and Rave had shared when they retreated to the mountain caves for a few days last spring to escape the xenorians. “I don’t think we need to leave here,” Rave said. “There’s no special danger from vampires like last winter. We just need to be extra careful for the next few days. We probably should keep away from other people, too, just in case our son acts up in a way you can’t control.” “That’s fine with me, as long as we can still go to Christmas with my family. Do you think we’ll be okay by then? That’s four days after the solstice.”

"Yeah, I'm still here. I had no idea if my house was under construction.” “Oops, I thought that would be a surprise. Sorry, I spilled your surprise.” Blakely chuckled softly. She glanced at the clock on the wall which was still showing one o'clock in the morning on the twenty-fifth of December. It's Christmas. But she wouldn't wake Nickson now and would wait patiently for her present. "It's okay, Reese. I can still pretend to be surprised when Nickson tells me later.” "You drama queen. By the way, how's Arthur? I miss him. And I have a Christmas present for him."

She stood at the corner, arms folded, smile sharp as a glass ornament. Jace straightened instantly. I stepped back so fast I nearly tripped. Bianca’s gaze flicked between us — my swollen lips, his disheveled hair, the distance that wasn’t nearly enough. Her smile widened slowly. “Oh,” she said lightly. “This is going to be… fun.” And just like that… I knew: Christmas was about to get a whole lot worse.