Bearinthebigbluehouse Afraid Not Novels & Stories

Suddenly, the lights begin to flicker, causing everyone to go silent. “Do not be alarmed, everyone. That’s just the blizzard. It’s not hit our territory.” Blue’s voice calls out to the crowd. The lights return to normal, but Abby and Zack still look a little tense. I guess after having Lilly-Ann in the pack hospital, they really feared losing a pup.

Third Person's POV Atticus and Harris walk into the backyard and are immediately greeted by the loud joyful sound of children playing throughout the backyard. There's a large bounce house where half of the kids are playing, and the other half are taking turns riding on the large bear. The children giggle as they chase behind the bear that's larger than an Alpha wolf. Beast is incredibly large and scary, but he carefully moves through the backyard with the children closely tagging along beside him. He's anything but scary to the children. He's the gentle giant as Mark calls his mate.

“Enough about me. What are you afraid of? What would a big, bad soldier fear?” It took Max a second to answer. “I’m big and bad, am I?” Abby smiled. “Sometimes. Hell, much of the time.” Max leaned in. “If I’m the bad wolf, then where is your red cape?” “Not sure, Mr. Wolf, but I do have a snazzy blue throw.” Max roared with laughter.

"Nightfall." I glanced at the window and watched the light instantly turn dark. I tap Dominic to put me down as I look at the people ready to search for the beast. "Okay, once we find the monster, everyone is careful. Listen to Jippies and the twins since they know more about it than we do." "Don't worry, Lippy. We Blue Moon wolves aren't afraid of anything," Clayton flexes his muscles and then leans to show Camila. "Don't be afraid, Camila. I'll protect you."

And now, I’m feeling insecure over this shit. “Somebody is lost in their thoughts. Penny for what’s on your mind,” Saph says as she gently pokes the middle of my forehead. I scrunch up my face and glare at her. She and Amy share a laugh as Saph takes a seat next to her. “She’s pissed off cause Dare-Bear hasn’t kept her in the loop about this meeting,” Amy says. And now Pearl joins us and takes a seat next to Saph.

"A b-bear?" "Yeah?" Why is he acting so weird? "I don't like bears..." A smile breaks over my lips. "Good night, Nathan." "How can you fall asleep knowing a bear is out there?!" I snort. "We have a locked door." "But still!" "I rather take a bear over a ghost.." I tell him, amused that he acts so afraid of this potential bear when he doesn't give a rat's shit about any ghost. "Would you mind turning off the light?"

I’m safe. The fear doesn’t disappear. But I’ve started to learn how to speak to it. To walk next to it without letting it grab my hand. I think Erik would be proud. I told him I might try this one day. He nodded gently when I said it—like he wanted to believe me but didn’t want to expect it. So I didn’t tell him I was coming. I just made the beans. The way he likes them—slow-cooked with cumin and garlic. I remembered him telling me once, almost in passing, that his mom used to make them when he had hard shifts. He said they reminded him of home.

And Giants naturally had more blood than could be drained. Even if, by chance, Ana does come in, I will be fine. It’ll be like a mosquito bite. Hidi almost laughed at the thought of Ana suddenly that small. But her laughter died as she returned to her partner. He was the one to be concerned about- all the children were. A giant could take quite a few bites- but a human child not so. One bite could kill them. Hence, everyone was worried. The atmosphere was so heavy that one could cut it with a knife. Even though Belinda was trying her best to keep cheerful- what with telling the musicians to stay upbeat and quick, it could only go so far.

He turned on his side and shut his eyes. “Can you handle this alone?” Katleya asked with concern. Blue shook his head. “I don’t know.” “Then I’ll stay with you,” she said firmly. Blue shot up. “What? Your family will get angry with me,” he worried. “I’m tired of being everyone’s scapegoat.” “This is my decision. I’m old enough now. They’ll understand,” Katleya insisted. “But I’m a guy. Aren’t you afraid?” “Do I have any reason to be afraid of you?” she countered.

I didn't forget to put it on speaker so she could hear it. "Mom, I bought some chicken wings. Can you fry some chicken wings for me tonight?" Before I could say anything, Lena immediately screamed at the mobile, "Anne! I'm not trying to say anything. It's humiliating to get bad results, but it's even more humiliating to want to jump from a building. Now the firefighters must go to the school, and that affects all the teachers at the school. You're making such a big fuss!" "What? What are you talking about Aunt Lena? I don't get it. Jump from a building?"