Novel & Cerita Brother Bear Koda's Mother

And that day my brother was turning eighteen, I was so filled with joy. The pack men took my brother outside to wait for the time to strike midnight. The women and the Alpha all waited in the living room. I could see the anxiety on my mother's face. Everybody patiently waited for my brother to get his wolf. My parents were the Beta male and female of our pack. So it is expected that my brother will take over from them one day. My best friend, Lucia, and I silently sneaked from the crowd of women. We sneaked upstairs to the guestroom to catch a glimpse of what was happening outside.

After my sister-in-law Lydia had my brother Caleb's kidney removed and spent three years draining his blood, he escaped back to our hometown barely alive. He lay on a bed at the clinic, holding my hand tight as he said, "Noah, don't go after them. You can't afford to cross Lydia's family." Three days later, he died in my arms. I buried him on the hillside behind the town, under the old oak tree he had loved to climb as a child. On the seventh day after I buried him, a black Maybach stopped at the edge of town. Lydia got out with a frail man who looked like he could fall over at any time. She stood outside my house's door and looked at me. "Noah, where's your brother? Tell him to come o

How those girls managed to get into my house was far away from what could be in my idea. My name is Cody. Popularly known as the weak human in the pack. My mother was eighteen when she had me. She stubbornly refused to listen to her parents and came down here to the Crescent pack to marry my dad. Unfortunately for her, she had been too weak to bore me as everyone thought I was going to end up being a werewolf like my father. My mother, Helen, died few minutes after giving birth to me and I was left with my dad, Paul.

The usual harshness remained somewhere beneath the surface, but this morning it felt distant. For a moment he said nothing. “My mother loved the koi fish,” he said finally. His voice had gone quieter. “She said they were stubborn creatures. No matter the current, they kept swimming.” My fingers lingered lightly over the ink. “It’s beautiful.” A faint scoff escaped him. “She was beautiful.” I stayed quiet, sensing this was not a subject he offered easily. Nikolai had slid across my thighs and rested against my red hair which he observed closely. “She came from a Japanese wolf pack. The Geisha Pack in the far west. Then she came to Russia after being mated to my father. She hated the cold weat

His voice had become frail, he sounded very vulnerable at the moment. Cody pulled up in front of a small courtyard about 20 minutes after they had passed the sign board. As soon as he stopped his car, the front door of the cottage swung open, and a middled aged lady stepped out. She waited by the door for Cody to come out of his car, and when he did, she pulled him into a warm embrace. Cody didn't return the hug, he stood still while she immersed him into her body. "I've missed you Coco bear," she said.

I nodded and continued gutting the fish, but only a few moments later, my mom’s urgent voice broke through the calm. “Aurelia, get up. Hurry. Get the fish, but leave one on the ground,” she instructed, speed-walking toward me. “What’s—” “Come on, sweet girl. Now.” Then I saw it. A grizzly bear, massive and lumbering, making its way straight toward us. I swallowed my fear and did exactly as my mother said, grabbing the fish and tossing one in the bear’s path. The bear stopped, sniffed the offering, then devoured it in seconds.

" My eyes stung. Seth, who wasn't related to me in any way, felt such grief and injustice on my behalf, while my own parents, upon learning of my death, had shown nothing but indifference. But Mom seemed deaf to Seth's words. She walked toward my body, and when she saw my mangled remains, she slowly reached out her trembling hand. Due to the heat and exposure in the wilderness, my body had been scavenged by unknown animals, revealing glimpses of bone. The wounds had long since begun to rot, emitting a foul odor. I turned my head away, unwilling to look at the wretched state of my body after death. But Mom seemed oblivious to my wounds. Her shaking fingertips brushed my cheek.

It made the King look weak for producing such a disappointment, thus meaning Leopold was ashamed of me. He never mistreated me, though he made sure to let me know how ashamed he was. I was the cause of the whispers from Kulumi’s people. I was the girl without a bear, and I was nothing like them. The council called a meeting where Elder Jones pointed out that grief can cause the bear to shrink away for some time. I had lost my mother, our Queen, and it had affected me deeply. If the bear had gone into hibernation, it could take years for her to awaken. He also said that forcing the bear out would never work; she can only arise when she is ready.

Dad always told me to stay away from this area, yet I'm here. "Ahhhhhhhhhh!" A bear suddenly appeared and attacked me. "Katharina!" Mom shouted. "Mommy help me! Help me!" I shouted back. All of a sudden, my Mom shifted to her beautiful brown wolf and protected me from the bear that was trying to get me. She knew she couldn't win because she was sick. In just a blink of an eye, the bear's claws hit her chest and blood came rushing. "Kalisha!!!!!" My Dad shouted and all of a sudden a lot of pack warriors attacked the bear and killed it.

“It must be true.” Maw, Bear, and KB just looked at each other. Each frozen to their respective spot. Bear finally stood and opened his arms to her, just as he’d done with Soree. “Papa Bear,” Soree said, smiling. His two women melted into his arms in a familial embrace. Bear’s eyes met mine over the heads of his mate and reincarnated daughter. In their depths I recognized the feral need to protect. In a split second, I understood the persecution, abuse, and abandonment the Luna-kissed faced over hundreds of years.