Bard Wandersong Novels & Stories

I looked up resigned to my future. Gan-Gan walked over to the wall that had the weapons on it and the curtain began to rise. “I thought you said I wouldn’t need any of these today?” I said as I followed behind her. She opened a small panel that revealed multiple wands. All with different kinds of crystals. She pulled one of the wands off the wall that was white with a Blue Angelite crystal.

“Why do you look so pale? You should go home and rest.” Cherry immediately pouted. “Come on, baby, I’m scared. It’ll be easier if there are more people. Let Ana stay just for this one game.” Evan hesitated, then looked at me. “Can you hold on a little longer? I’ll drive you back after this.” I held his gaze for a moment, then nodded. My body was barely holding on. The haunted house’s freezing drafts did not help. I swayed and reached for Evan’s arm, just looking for something to steady myself.

’ Wanda ask me, when I hear Wanda bark I jump and don’t make it to the other side instead I meet the river, swimming to the other side where Cassidy is inside the castle. I paddle like my life depends on it, seeing I’m near I put my front paws out and start singing my song. I put my right paw out, I put my left paw out, and I shake myself up and above, everybody now, shaking my body to my beat I wiggle, till I can’t jiggle, I wiggle, till I can’t jiggle, I wiggle, till I can’t jiggle, I make a hip hop beat, I think I got a song stuck in my mind now, ‘COSMO MOVE IT!’ Wanda linked me she was mad, Wanda is always mad, jiggle, jiggle, wiggle, wiggle, I got up and ran towards Cassidy.

He nearly choked on his coffee, coughing so hard his face turned red. "I'm a Beta, Matteo, not a nanny!" he sputtered. "And from everything you've told me, those five are basically miniature werewolves with enough energy to rival an entire rogue pack during a full moon!" "And you are the strongest, most capable warrior I know," I countered smoothly, flashing a grin. Gideon groaned, wiping his chin. "You're a ruthless bastard, you know that?" He sighed, but his eyes softened. "Do what you need to do, Alpha. Bring our Luna home. We’ll keep the pups alive."

There must be a misunderstanding," he comments. Sarah scoffs and is about to say something, but I cut her off. "We just said that to get your attention. It was consensual. Thanks for your time, Jared," I say, glancing at his name tag. The bartender smiles and nods as we leave the club. Today, I had to skip class to travel to the heart of New York City. Standing before me is a tall skyscraper with a large G logo. After researching online with my friends, we discovered that Jake Rodrick is the owner of Gio Industries. I can't believe I slept with the freaking owner of Gio Industries!

“You’re all the same, always wanting what you can’t have. I guess that is the human nature I suppose.” “What do you mean by that?” The older woman laughed, “Oh. When I was young, I fell for a changeling.” She smiled fondly, “He was a great warrior, but he chose someone that would meet his pleasing and I wasn’t it.” Willow looked up to see the sadness from the young woman. “Don’t worry child, it was a long time ago.” “I guess I should work on what homework I needed to get done tonight.” Ava reached for her backpack and went to work. She knew within an hour her mother would be home from work.

His eyes, narrowed and locked on the horizon, burned with purpose. The sunlight slanted across his bare forearms, his sleeves rolled up, revealing the faded bandages that still hugged his right shoulder. The wound left by the poisoned arrow had not yet fully healed and though the pain still haunted the joint where the poisoned arrow had once lodged, he held the reins without flinching, his fingers curled firmly around it, steady despite the occasional tremor he no longer acknowledged, his grip unwavering, showing no sign of weakness. His right hand might have faltered, but his fury had learned to compensate, steadying what his body could not.

She said. “Oh god.” He replied. He looked over the room and saw his mother and sister against the other wall. He started over that way, and people cleared a path because of his size. He moved to where his mother and sister saw him approach with the much smaller woman in his wake. “Mom, Lily.” “Who is this, Gabriel?” his mother said. “Hello, ma’am. I am Dr. Larissa Walker.” She said as she put out her hand to shake with the woman. “Can you and your daughter please come with me?”

Then two words she did understand came out. “True light” “True light? What is he singing this passionately about?” The boy had stopped now looking up to the blue sky above with a lonely cloud drifting by as he began to progress to a crescendo, Shiele sidled up to him and looked in the same direction as him trying to find what he was watching. The song trailed off along with the music from the wands, he raised his hand and the three wands spiralled into one and fell into his palm, she looked at him and let go of a breath she didn’t notice she was holding.

“Phew! This was… a little harder than I anticipated.” Randall without hesitation flew down as his white flames simmered down. “What happened here, Songbird?” He worried. He lifted his daughter up gently, shoved her braided hair from her face which she healed earlier with her healing bubbles. “While you were out on your trip, things happened, Father. So I made a deal to the Male Aurorae.” She looked up as every young and old Aurorae gathered around with the Elderess at the front. The Elderess inspected the icy structure for a while before glancing at Wren.