Beth Greene Walking Dead Novels & Stories

“Do you know Bryce Walker is alive?” The question made Beta Bernard stop in his tracks. “Who told you that?” “Gina. She said her father is alive,” I said, as we began to move again. “Have you come across him?” “No, I haven’t,” he responded. “Beta Bernard, a lot is happening that you don't know about.” “Tell me all about it,” he said. We stopped at the back of the house and one of the guards opened the door, gesturing for me to go in. Beta Bernard smiled. “Ladies first,” he affirmed, with a polite yet firm tone.

I was deep in thought, wondering why Aunt Maya was really here. But it became clear tonight. I had eavesdropped on her and her dad. "Gwen may not be a werewolf; the girl may be human, just like her mother. "But I don't want to believe that." "Artemis was a wolf, Dylan!" Aunt Maya cautioned her brother. "She was not; I bit her." "She was never born a wolf." "Gwen will be going to wolf camp; they'll train her." He said.

Maya was stunned and speechless, heavy puffs of air escaped from her lips. She blinked several times as if that would change anything, maybe she hoped that it would. Then she wouldn't be standing in this fairytale-turned-nightmare. Jerry took a step forward and she took one back. He sighed despondently, dragging a hand down his face, "Look, Miss Greene, I know it's hard for you to believe me but-" She raised a hand, stopping whatever he was going to say, "Greenley. My name is Greenley."

the salutary explained. "She has not come to see green eyes?" Grey asked him, and the salutary shook his head. That was when Grey's whole body surged into full panic mode. He could feel the adrenaline rushing through his veins as he took a step back from the salutary. He turned around and basically ran back to the pack house as his heart clenched. Gwen stepped out of the pack house with a worried look on her face. "She's not in the house, alpha. One of the omegas said they saw her leaving the pack house," she said to him.

Jenna looked at him and felt it was strange. "Yes, that's true too. It's just that her way of thinking is weird. I'm really worried about her." Trevor nodded. He felt that this woman was really detestable. On the small path in the forest, Zoella carried a bag and walked in a relaxed manner. Her face was calm. Sergio was walking towards her. The two chanced upon each other outside Ink Garden. It was deep into the night. The lanterns in the garden were brightly lit to commemorate Vivian's death.

She had forgotten about it these days. "Rex Gavyn, don't go too far." Wendy Walters said with a cold face. Rex Gavyn smiled with satisfaction, and walked towards Halsey Green with confidence. When he walked in front of Halsey Green, Halsey Green's eyes still stayed on Wendy Walters's body, which made Rex Gavyn very uncomfortable, but he still suppressed it.

Copyright ©️ 2024 Miss L Writes and Ember Mantel Productions I head back to our spot to wait out Greta. I have no idea where she went. She may be hunting or she went all the way back to the cabin to get supplies like she wanted to yesterday. I find a spot near some trees where I have a better view across the camp toward where the building structure is. I can’t see it directly, but I can watch the movements at least. I smell her before I see her. Greta is walking towards me looking better than she did three hours ago. She has her own pack on and it appears to be full. My wolf and my stomach rumble at the same time. She went back to the cabin.

The walk back to their camp was somber. Henry carried Elizabeth's body with a mixture of reverence and sorrow, while Selene and Sia stayed close, their faces etched with grief. The witch followed silently, her presence a reminder of the power they had harnessed, but also of the price they had paid. As they reached the edge of their camp, the barrier shimmered briefly, acknowledging their return. Inside, the pack members who had stayed behind rushed to meet them, their expressions shifting from relief to sorrow as they saw Elizabeth's lifeless form.

She also wanted to see how arrogant this bitch would be. --- Bertha drove back to Venn's villa. While passing by the mall's big screen, she read the news. Greer's house's favorite daughter - Olwen Greer drove drunk and caused an accident. When cured, Olwen is temporarily not life-threatening but can become a permanent vegetable. The couple at Greer's house cried and were heartbroken. Bertha just glanced, unconcerned. It wasn't until three days later that Bertha went to the cafeteria for lunch.