Baxter From Surviving Summer Novels & Stories

Baxter informed the group of the changes while rolling up the map which sat in front of him, his comment causing a smirk to fill Browns lips. “Oh, I’m that lady’s babysitter am I, ooo I know ways to keep her safe.” Brown commented sucking his teeth a little thinking of such an event, but for Baxter, this allowed anger to consume his being, in a swift moment, he’d gotten up from his chair and grabbed Brown by the throat.

I call out to him, and Lion starts to whine, but Theresa comes to his side at that moment, probably to ask him why the hell he hadn't told her about his daughter, "This is Midnight, Lion's daughter. Mid, this is my best friend, twice removed third cousin and biggest fan, Baxter." Baxter gives her a big smile and a casual wave with his hand. Mid stares at him like he's the world's biggest delight and can't wait to eat him, which at this point doesn't surprise me. I'm starting to realize that this half-human omega is somehow more perverted than I am. And that's... pretty funny. I've never met someone who was ‘more something’ than me. "Are you mute?" she asks him directly. Baxter looks at me to

His expression was skeptical, a flicker of doubt dancing in his eyes, but I could tell he was intrigued by my story. Baxter was Stephen's second-in-command, but I never fully trusted him. Paxton claimed Baxter had always aimed to overthrow Stephen, not out of loyalty or revenge, but simply to seize power. With Stephen now dead and Baxter as the new Alpha, it seemed his plan had succeeded. "I know the specific month. At that time, you would have been his second-in-command, right? I'm wondering if you know if Stephen ever left the mountain during that period.” I questioned. "It's hard to say for sure," Baxter admitted, a hint of dryness in his voice. "My memory hasn't been the best lately. It'

But my optimism was dwindling. Fox brought the box over to the rickety table we sat at the night before, and waved her hands around it as if to say, “ta-da!” The stone floor against my bare feet sent a quick chill up my spine as I inspected the box. It was white cardboard, with a insignia of a blue eye stamped on the sides. As I reached for it a familiar smell hit my nose, I crinkled it in disgust. “VIXEN!” Fox yelled out swatting the air around her.

As we watch the movie, Bax and I share a large bag of popcorn and some candy while giggling and chatting to one another. Yet as the film draws to a close, I can already feel the dread setting in. When my parent learn about this disobedience, I’m going to be in so much trouble. As we leave the cinema, I start to feel queasy and worry about what would happen if we are discovered. Baxter, though, simply grinned and took my hand. “Don't be worry, he says. "We'll work it out together," he says. “We always do.” * (Present)

He knelt on my thigh, and I cried out. “Get off!” He grabbed my face. “You ruined my life!” “Ugh, you were doomed from the start.” He pulled his shoulder back and aimed his fist at my face. That was the last thing I saw before I was knocked out. Crap! *** I smelled blood and stale water everywhere. “Is this your Luna?” A man laughed. “She’s no Luna of mine. Kade’s disgraced a hundred years of Sanders' greatness,” Baxter replied. “You’ll do him a favour if you kill her.”

She had believed him and that meant something. Then Bill was mysteriously locked in a walk-in freezer during a building inspection, for so long he almost passed out from hypothermia; everyone had somehow been far enough away that they couldn’t hear him, and the freezer was so well insulated, even though he’d hammered at the door so hard his knuckles had split open, it wasn’t until someone came to get something for the catering business that used it that they realized he’d been stuck in there. It had been ruled an accident, where the handle had supposedly broken, but Bill swore it had been tampered with.

If I had killed her that day my mother died, all of this wouldn't have happened! "Why will I keep her alive? She hadn't just killed my mate, now she released Xander!!" Dad grunted, gritting his teeth. I looked around in sadness and anger, but just then, something moved from a distance, "Dad, there is something over there!" I screamed and rushed away, with others following. We got to the spot where I had noticed the movement, and, right there on the ground, we all saw Lena lying weak and exhausted.

"If that's what Baxter believed had happened, you'd think he would have been breathing fire immediately after the business with Ben Summerford. But he wasn't. At least... when I saw him, he was quite calm." He tips back his glass, empties it... "Then, he disappeared off to South America for a few weeks... Said he had some business there... And when he returned, he'd changed his mindset altogether. He came back swearing to hunt you down and all your family while he was at it." I turn that over in my mind, then quite unexpectedly, catch the eye of the barman. I wave my glass at him, hold up two fingers and jerk my head at Hickman.