Benji Beartown Novels & Stories

Maybe taking a new gig would take my mind off her until I could track her scent again. I accept I typed back. Kidnap Natalia Mikhailov and keep her safe until her father votes for Pavlischchev’s new boss before the election in seventy-three days. Natalia. The popular girl who put me down in high school and had me running around the track at night to get in shape? I was the big one. The one they all teased and made fun of, thanks to her. Until I dropped out of school at the start of my sophomore year after getting bit by a freaking werewolf one night while running on the school track.

If Cory found out about it, he would be in trouble! "You tell me too. Who are all of you? Why were you at the factory?" Jane sized Benji up. Adding things up from what she had heard, she asked tentatively, "Are you one of Beck and Call's?" "No," Benji denied flatly. "I have nothing to do with Beck and Call. Also, you're leaving tomorrow. Don't mention Beck and Call at all. My boss hates them the most. So you better not cause me trouble." "Why—"

"Let him be May, he will change once he becomes a teenager, did you prepare his gift for this year? his birthday is in two days" They discussed for some time and decided in buying him a combined gift for his birthday this year. Ben was filled with thoughts regarding the new beast and didn't hear what his mother was saying to him and he thought of going to meet his friend Ricky at their daily meet-up spot, the central library. Ben was always interested in beasts and was fascinated by them. He was a normal teen without any cyborg mods. He was also born normally without any genetic modification or cyborg mechanism insertion. Ben was home tutored by his grandfather Tim and grandmother Jessica.

Bianca "Bambi?" Benji's voice drifts towards me, closer than I had anticipated. I look up to see him stepping into the room, his bare feet silently connecting with the cool tiled floor. A rush of confusion washes over him as he considers the precarious position I'm in. "Shit, Bianca?" he exclaims, the surprise lacing his voice. Before I can gather my thoughts, he gently rolls me onto my back, the warmth of his presence creating a stark contrast to the chill surrounding us.

]] Kai walked over to us with a small smile and extended his hand to Benji << I'm Kai, her mate >> I stand shocked at the fact that he said mate to a human. Benji smiled [[ I figured that much, I can also see that you're an Alpha, a very blessed and special one too, it's nice to meet you Alpha Kai ]] << you as well Benjamin, my mate has told me a lot about you and your bookstore >> {{ h-hang on, Benji aren't you human? how do you know about mates and werewolf ranks? }} [[ on ho deary, there is nothing human about me, I've just simply concealed myself, after all I've had many years of practice but not to worry I am of no harm to either of you ]]

I order, and the two of them nod before heading downstairs. "If it's alright with you, Alpha, I'm going to go take some trial shots. Who knows what the next few weeks will hold. I want to make sure the rangers don't come asking questions about sightings. I will head to the far side of the park, so they think we are traveling. I will try to hurry. But by myself, it will take a while. I will pass by the cameras at different shots to make it look like it's more than just me. Pray there is a herd heading in that direction I can follow without spooking," Benji says, and I nod.

The rest of the time was spent on gossip, and sometimes truth be known, outright witch-hunts. She wasn't a hypocrite; she'd admit to enjoying a few of the tidbits that had come across this table; what else was there to do in a town like this? But here lately, she'd been getting a bad taste in her mouth. Especially since Jen had become the unofficial Queen Bee, that's why she could hardly contain her glee at what she was about to impart.

“In the back. I can get him for you.” He nodded. When Joe finally came out front, the huge shifter stopped in his tracks, then waved for them to follow him down the long hallway. She didn’t like being here. It felt like she was in the proverbial lion’s den. At least there were two of them, and Heather was very capable in her fur. They entered his office behind him. “You’re from Caleb’s pack.” “Yes,” Benjamin said. “What can I do for you?” “We’ve heard there may be more issues with bears around town. Unpleasantries. You know anything about that?”

Feeling Ben’s footsteps pause, Clar quietly removed the hood of her cloak and looked around. “Ben… is this the Beast King City of the southern tribe?” In view was a wall made of huge stones, each block fitting perfectly, reaching ten stories high. Ben’s imposing beast form seemed tiny beneath it. Seeing the city from childhood, Ben’s thoughts drifted back. Once, he was a happy child with a warm home in this high city. But at ten, tragedy struck—his parents died, and the deceitful city lord Beta drove him out. Thinking back, his beast father Baron had been one of the top warriors in the city, reaching seventh rank at a young age, far more gifted than the current Beta.

Dormant. Barrett leaned close, eyes glittering. “Looks like karma finally got around to you.” Then Benji reached into his coat and pulled out a wad of cash. They were small bills, but more than I’d seen in weeks. He peeled a few off. Then he let them flutter to the ground at my feet. “There,” he said, mock-gently. “That should cover whatever pride you’ve got left.” I stared at the bills. Didn’t move. “Tell you what,” Barrett said, pointing at his designer boots, polished and spotless. “Lick my shoe. Right here, on this filthy sidewalk. And you can have the rest of the stack.”