Bluebird Stanford Novels & Stories

It exposed what it had been hiding, a bright blue blob-like thing with misty white pattern spiralling within it. Once again Matthew was dazzled by it. “Whoa~” After being mystified by it for a few seconds, Matthew slowly reached for it. Upon touching the blob, he felt as if he was sucked into it. When he came to, he was in a void of space. The void was not all black but it was a misty rainbow realm. He felt as if he was floating. “Matthew, son of Mark. Thirteenth descendant of Draco Blair.” Multiple voices echoed at the same time, welcoming Matthew. A soft blue figure without a face or clothes appeared in front of him. “It is a pleasure to meet you at last.”

________Some minutes earlier… Stephen and Jessica stood at their spot as they waited for the blue moon to come. The moon began turning blue bit by bit, and suddenly it was fully blue!! Every human who saw the moon were amazed, little did they know that it was a bad sign for others… The blue moon shone brightly, and it began burning the werewolf and vampires. Stephen and Jessica directed their palms, where the mark was, towards the moon and the light of the blue moon shone to their direction as they absorbed the ray in their palm. “Aah!! It burns” Jessica said in tears…

Max growled. Stanford’s hands trembled slightly, but he forced another smirk. "Somewhere you won’t reach in time." Max’s grip tightened. "Try me." Stanford exhaled. "A warehouse, near the docks. But I doubt he’s still there. My men are very thorough." Max shoved him back into the chair. "If anything happens to him, I’ll make sure you pay for it." Stanford adjusted his collar, regaining his composure. "You’re already too late, Maxwell."

Blue-white fluorescence, an empty lot, and a single truck humming in idle. I didn't know why…but something about the stillness made my skin tighten. Stanford slowed at a red light. Why? Because right there— On the other side of the intersection— A black SUV. Not moving. Not idling. Just... waiting. “Stan,” I whispered. He followed my gaze. The SUV didn’t budge. It didn’t blink. All tinted windows and no plates. I felt my throat close, as my fingers dug into the seat. “Could be nothing,” Stanford muttered, but I could hear it—that slight shift in his voice. Was it the men sent for me?

Cilyna thought before throwing the vampire she had been tussling with into a witch running towards her. "Blue Moon shifters! I've heard of them but I thought they were only myth." Jake, Ciaran's beta, spoke up through the link. "They rank with the hybrid. All eradicated before given the chance for life." Ciaran said. Two howls broke through the air, loud and clear. Somehow Cilyna knew it was her children. With their howls, all the vampires in the area feel to the ground curling in on themselves before turning to ash were the lay. Cilyna could see that Ciaran's huge white wolf was struggling to stay standing, whimpering and pawing at his ears. As the silence enveloped then again, Cilyna looke

Stanley responded in agreement. Yet, he furrowed his brows for a brief moment. He and Kristen had been divorced for many years. Coupled with his busy work schedule, Stanley had seldom met or spoken to Cecilia and Samson. Still, he wouldn't want to see either of them get into any trouble. Also, he couldn't possibly allow the plan to partner with Bluum Corp to fall through. After getting Gary to sign and stamp his name on the relevant documents, Ariel went and tested an aircraft of the latest model that had just been brought here recently.

Hearing Blue's instant okay, Aaron made a surprised face. Aaron was expecting that Blue would refuse his demand as Blue was very scared of his father. Blue's father was not only the trustee of Sanford university but was also one of the richest billionaires in the US. "Wooo I wasn't expecting a positive reply from you..." Blue ignored his words and grabbed his palm, "Bro, trust me she is something, the moment she bumped into me and my eyes met with her innocent-looking eyes, I was numb, she honestly messed with my mind..." Suddenly their chat got interrupted by a loud clapping sound,

“Who knows they will actually work? We just set them up on a blind date.” I smiled at Stan’s mother, across from me. Stan and my family are here on the same table, talking about the engagement. There are other businessmen in our circle and I admit that I’m tired of forcing a sweet smile. I just want to sleep and rest now. Stan chuckled and looked at me while caressing my hand on the table. “Who wouldn’t like Blakely? She’s sweet and kind. Only a stupid man would refuse her.” Stan’s praises made me smile. “Stan is very kind too. No woman could ignore a caring man.”

She sighed heavily and went outside the car. “That attitude of hers. Tsk.” Ferran shook his head and beeped before he left. The noise was everywhere and when Blair reached the gymnasium, the game had started. The game between STEM versus HUMSS strands. Though Blair is a HUMSS student, she supported STEM especially because Trestan is one of the members of the STEM team. "Go, Trestan!" She yelled.

Stanford's voice came from behind, and Shirley couldn't pretend not to hear. Since he caught up, she figured they might as well chat. Shirley stopped and turned slowly. "Mr. Stanford, what can I do for you?" Stanford's eyes were red, as if he had been crying. Hmm, whoever could make Mr. Stanford cry must have some talent. Shirley nodded. Stanford glanced at Shirley's assistant and said, "I'd like to speak to you alone. Don't worry, I won't do anything to you. Even if I don't like you anymore, I wouldn't do anything to a woman. My upbringing doesn't allow it."