Brody Total Drama Novels & Stories

” Mason ~”Did the claws come out? Damon ~”I have never seen two woman more comfortable together.” Brody ~”That would make an awesome threesome.” Damon ~”You ever think Tajsa will share a man.” Mason ~”And Skye, she don't seem like one that plays nice.” Brody ~”You got yourself in a world of trouble.” Something is totally off with Brody. I mean the man is way too relaxed for someone that just found out his brother hooked up with his ex. We need to talk this out. Really, what is up with me and all the talking?

They might seem loyal and truthworthy, but behind that might be a soul soaked in lies and jealousy. There's nothing I have learned in the past five years of my life is never to trust a soul, not even one. I haven't tested the cameras yet to see if they are working. Rubio handed me the tablet when I asked for it. It was at first like a movie scene; I had never seen Naomi this angry before in my life. It was all new to me. I played back the video and watched how Beatrice humiliated her first. I have always known about her constant bullying of Naomi, and I waited patiently for when Naomi would crack.

Adrian sat behind the wheel in a casual yet expensive suit, focused on the road with a flat, unreadable expression. I kept my gaze fixed on the window, watching the rows of trees blur past. Finally, my curiosity became unbearable. "Who are you, really? And who is your father?" Adrian didn't look my way. His fingers tapped the steering wheel in a steady rhythm. "I am your brother, and he is your father. Isn't that what's written on your mother's marriage certificate?" "Don't play games with me. I heard your conversation last night," I hissed, emboldened. "You were talking about shipments and making people vanish. That's not the language of a real estate businessman."

HOD: “What? How come?” Director: “You’ve been a good friend all this time, so I’ll do you one last favor. You offended someone you shouldn’t have. I don’t think anyone in this school can stand up to that person and I don’t think they’ll let you go even after you’re fired. Try to minimize your losses, bruh. If possible, run. Run anywhere, as long as you survive. Goodbye, dear friend.” HOD: “You must be pulling my le ” Another call cut him off. He disconnected and answered.

Then looks over at me with apologetic eyes. The pizza finally gets to our table and we dig in. The guys ended up paying for our food and as we were walking out the door Brody pulls me to the side. “River, is everything okay?” I just look at him with sad eyes in the hopes he will get the hint and drop it. He got the hint all right. “That bastard.” He whispers. “What did he do?” I swallow real hard, then tell him. Brody looks at me like I’ve grown two heads. “Are you sure, River?” Brody asks me and I shake my head yes. “I don’t want to talk about it any more Brody. I just want to go home, okay?”

“I hoped I might run into you here. It’s been three days, and I have found it harder than I expected to stay away.” My breath caught, and I glanced around quickly, making sure no one we knew was nearby. “Lucifer, what are you doing? If someone sees us talking this way…” “Relax,” he said gently, his hand brushing lightly against my arm, sending a familiar tingle through me. “We are family, remember? There is nothing strange about the older brother speaking to his brother’s girlfriend. We are just having a conversation.”

The way they hold things down. But I found myself captivated by the scenery, the water, the glass lake house reflecting the brilliant sunset, when Slade's voice pierced the silence. "Did you do this? Obsess yourself into making me your stepbrother?" He demanded lowly, sternly. My mouth fell open and I only glanced at him for a second before turning my attention away. "Or is this a gold-digging plan by your mum?" He accused. My calm snapped instantly and our gazes collided.

Lucy POV My body was pushed forward by mom which made me almost fall down. If it wasn't for the attempt to save our family's pharmaceutical company, then I wouldn't have set foot in this place. “This will be your first meeting with your new family, so make a good impression,” mom threatened. New family? I guess I still won't be able to move on from my childhood family which consisted of my mother and father. “Especially don't ask your stepbrother anything later. His father said he doesn't like it when people are curious about him. Since you're a person who's very curious about everything, so I'm warning you. You heard that right?”

Brody was our starting right defenseman, a loudmouthed hockey bro who never met a boundary he didn't want to push, and he was staring at us with a weird, calculating look on his face. "Man, you two have been glaring at each other all week," Brody said, chewing on a piece of gum loudly. "It’s intense. You sure you aren't gonna murder each other in that hotel room? Because if Vane starts crying, I'm not dealing with the paperwork." "We're fine, Brody," I grunted, keeping my voice low and my eyes fixed straight ahead.

I smile and nod at the two men, shy like a kid, even though neither is intimidating. Dex is not what I expected. More of a Shaggy from Scooby doo than some cool older guy they idolize, and yet it somehow makes sense. He’s chill and mature, dressed like the cartoon character, and even has mousy brown wild hair, but he is also young enough that it’s not weird to see him beside Tyler and Dane. They look the same age even though I know they’re not. The tattoos on his arms and neck give him away as the resident artist. “Elisa, this is Dex and Brody.” Tyler has shuffled her to the other side while I shake hands and greet my new brother-in-law. A step ahead of our friends in greetings.