Bambi The Reckoning Novels & Stories

Bianca said, her voice so quiet that if we hadn't been alone, I wouldn't have heard her. I whipped around to face her. "Enough of this. I never told you I was interested in Margo's tragic family story" "I know you are not, but if I don't talk to you now, how will I ever get my revenge? I don't know why you came here, but you're not her friend yet, so I'll take what I can get" "And what do you think you can get from me" Bianca grabbed my hand. "I need your help. But we can't talk here... Margo might decide to go through the footage later... I am already risking myself by talking to you but you really need to hear me out"

The memory of her baby's innocent face, cold and lifeless in her arms, gave her strength she had never known before. As she stood there, a lone figure against the backdrop of the moon, Aline's vow of revenge echoed through the clearing. The winds carried her determination, her pain, and her newfound power – a power that would soon shake the foundations of the very pack that had underestimated her for far too long.

Vicky laughed. "You are crazy!" Molly took her book and shook her head, this friend of hers is thinking like an old woman from the 90s. "Of course, you guys are crazy friends of a crazy slut!" A voice said from behind them. They turned to see Rebecca, the friend that betrayed them, the green snake in their midst before Sophia got bursted. "Oh, here comes the ungrateful bitch! I think you are the crazy one, it is very obvious that you have lost your mind a long time ago!" Vicky returned, lifting her chin up stubbornly.

Gross,’ ‘She didn’t even care that Elder Zane is already 500 years old,’ ‘I don’t care, at least now Hunter can be mine,’ Rebecca’s voice reached my ears and my wolf growled in protest. We are not a bitch. We are not a whore. I have one mate! And his name is Hunter. Hunter growled furiously at Zane and I just blinked, stunned to say the least. “She is mine and mine alone,” Hunter roared, his eyes turning black as he fought hard to keep his wolf at bay.

Where are you? Then she saw a blur of movement up ahead. Hiding behind a thick tree, she watched what was going on. And there, in a small clearing, was Daniel standing and talking with Kael-the rogue leader of the Dark Moon pack. Sophia's stomach was roiling with anxiety at every word that fell. You sure this will work?" Daniel asked, low. "I don't want to hurt Sophia." Kael laughed, the cruel sound running chills down Sophia's spine. "We'll crush the Rivers pack with your help. They'll never see it coming."

12:00 PM. Exactly 12 noon. Her heart stopped. She shot up from the bed like someone poured hot water on her. “Twelve?! Jemima, the board presentation was scheduled for ten!” “Yes, ma’am!” “I—I’m coming!” Nina shouted and hung up immediately. Her phone fell from her hand as she jumped off the bed. She didn’t understand how she had slept so deeply. Her alarms didn’t ring. Not even one. She always set three. Her body felt strange and heavy, as if someone had tied invisible weights to her limbs. She pushed through it.

“I knew I would end up killing Bambi.” “Don’t be daft. Bambi, the movie was a white-tail deer, that’s a roe.” He was actually laughing at me. Meanwhile, I felt like sobbing. I knew he didn’t understand, but it was a big thing for me. A fear that had consumed me, first with my parents and then myself. “Great, I killed Bambi’s mother instead.” I moved back away from the deer and propped myself up against a tree. Looking back at the carcass and the regret only building further. Such a beautiful creature taken out by a monster lurking in the woods.

Relief surged through me so fast it made me dizzy. At that same moment a violent force threw Flint and slammed him sideways into the wall with a sickening crack, and Levi walked in. Flint slid down slightly but recovered fast and dragged himself upright even as Levi moved again. Before Levi could reach him fully, Flint reached into his pocket, pulled out a small remote and pressed it. I heard a sharp beep from below, and I looked down to see what looked like a countdown timer on my body. I froze completely as realization hit me. A freaking bomb was on me.

"That so? Then bring out your precious sister's pup. Let everyone see. If I'm lying, the truth should be real obvious, right?" Emily had been dreading this. That bundle had been too quiet—and she knew it. Still, she lifted her chin like she had nothing to hide. "James, show that stubborn bitch." James snatched the bundle, lifted it high. "This is Emily's pup! Healthy and—" He stopped cold. Hands trembling, he tore the blanket open. Just a clump of snow-white rabbit fur. Emily shrieked. "What the hell is this?!"

“It’s powerful enough to carve through mountains, yet it follows its course. If a river ignores its banks and spills over recklessly, it becomes a flood, destroying everything in its path—including itself. Our pack is the same. Strength without restraint leads to destruction. We don’t break the rules just because we’re strong—we follow them so that our strength lasts. A wildfire burns bright but dies fast. A mighty oak, however, stands tall because it respects the seasons and the soil. So tell me, son, do you want to be a wildfire… or the oak?” I swallowed hard, his words settling deep into my bones like an unshakable truth. I flicked my wrist again. 8:45 AM. I turned to Jeremy, my Beta, my