Boonie Bears: The Wild Life Novels & Stories

The girl in the photograph stood tall, her eyes bright. Gone was the timidity and eagerness to please that had once lived between her brows. All that remained was the quiet confidence and composure that came from deep within. I printed the photo and slipped it into the clear sleeve of my wallet. It was the beginning of my new life. That evening, I joined my labmates for a barbecue by the beach to celebrate. The ocean breeze drifted around us, and the bonfire crackled. We sat together talking about our dreams for the future.

Adriana swallowed hard and raised the trekking pole horizontally in front of her. "Wild boars." Two large wild boars emerged from the edge of the forest, accompanied by four piglets. "Bella," Adriana said, her voice steady despite the tension, "I'll distract them. You run down the mountain." She tightened her grip on the trekking pole and kept her eyes fixed on the animals. "If this is private property, there should be houses nearby. Go find someone and get help."

You are welcome to join us if the office walls start closing in. Callan glanced toward the cliffside windows again, where lightning briefly illuminated the sea crashing below. The packhouse stood high above jagged rocks and restless water. They were sea wolves as much as forest wolves, raised on salt air and stubborn ground. One winding road led up through dense forest to their home, and from his office, he could survey nearly all of it. The territory was rich, the borders long, and more than one ambitious Alpha could look at his lands and imagine them as their own.

“Yes. Their mother is an American. What I know is that they are a wealthy family. Both side of their parents are rich.” “What is Matthew’s business in Hongkong?” she curiously asked. “I heard it is a financing firm. I am sure you have heard of it. I think it is called New Life Finance.” Yes. How can she not heard of it. It is the firm his father had a huge loan from.

Maybe even like it? Is that even possible? Ana thought. She just felt on edge by it. “Okay. I will.” Ana answered. “Good.” Nicoli smiled and let go. The silver slipped from his hand to land with the rest. “Well, now that we made a promise, back to more bears!” And Nicoli was excitedly pulling back up his book. He rapidly turned pages. “And this one is a Grizzly bear. And that’s a black bear. Oh, this one is really tough, a Polar bear-” Nicoli went on.

He chose a spot and squatted down with Stella. Stella didn't even dare to breathe heavily. She stared in the direction Jasper was looking at. First, the bush moved. After a while, a pair of fangs showed up and a big wild boar roared and swaggered out. The wild boar was big and it looked like it weighed about 100 kilograms, which was much bigger than the one they had caught before. Compared with this one, the one they caught before was probably quite young. Jasper picked up the crossbow and aimed at the wild boar. The wild boar looked at Jasper and noticed him. It ran toward the bushes on the right quickly.

“Look, do you want the pups or not?” “Yes, I do. Tell me how to get my prize’s back.” Burican smiled. “Follow me.” The bear told him. His beast was angry with him. How dare he turn his back on his clan. He kept fighting with his human side. “You can’t do this!” “They are innocent cubs.” His beast yelled at him. “They aren’t my cubs or part of my clan, so they are not my concern.” Bear scoffed at his beast. He walked in front of Burican and Max showing them the hidden entrance to the clan bunker.

I stand next to him to see we’re on a cliff. “It’s beautiful” I whisper in awe looking at the beautiful scenery in front of me. There’s a stream down below and more forestry. Birds soar in the sky and when I close my eyes I can practically hear the stream. Opening my eyes I look back down and I notice something moving towards the stream. Squinting my eyes I step closer to the ledge and Shadow grabs my waist. A brown mother bear with its little cub looks like they're at the stream to hunt for fish “Aww that’s so cute” I softly squeal slapping Shadow on his arm. We stare silently watching the bears jump and splash around the water

Jameson spoke then, the only one of the bears who had been quiet the entire time. “We will not allow it. Bears do not mate or resonate with humans. It is impossible and unnatural. And any bear who ventures to do so will be kicked out of the council.” “Yes,” Elias continued. “Any bear who does such a thing will be cut off from the resources we provide. They will lose any and all protection they have enjoyed thus far.” “And they will be severely punished.” When Timber looked at Devlen, the shifter was pressing his lips together in a grim line.

He brings out a pen from his suit pocket. “Sign this, and I will provide your every need from now henceforth, but in return you will be willing to do what I ask you to do without hesitation nor complaints. If any of us breaks this rule, the fine is one billion dollars”.