Bunk'd Destiny Novels & Stories

“I know. I don’t want to leave either but if I stay any longer he will come looking for me and you could get shipped away so it’s best we leave now” Colton is reluctant but decides it’s best we part ways. I jump down from the fort with Colton following my lead he wraps his arms around my neck kissing me passionately. I sprint back to the pack house and straight up to the library when I walk over to the desk Destin looks at me with one cocked eyebrow with a questioning look he obviously smells Colton’s scent all over me i reply to his questioning look with a “shut your mouth” Destin let’s out a giggle and looks back down at his book. “Okay so maybe we could also look for any texts about the m

As the New Year's bell was about to chime, I heard Zac's voice, thinking it was a hallucination. "Anna." I raised my head, and the doorbell at the entrance rang. I opened the door to find Zac holding fireworks under the moonlight, his eyes glistening with a faint watery sheen. "Anna, Happy New Year!" His finely scattered bangs partially covered his eyebrows. In the gentle, mist-like starlight, the man's dark and profound eyes exuded the tranquility of a peaceful time. The man's melodious voice echoed above, and at the same time, the pitch-black sky behind him bloomed with colorful fireworks.

A huge dark-furred wolf pressed his paw onto my back; his claw dug into my skin as he growled into my ear, threatening me to stay down. And as I lay on the ground, squirming in pain, I could only think that maybe this was how it was always meant to be—just like when my parents had died, when their bodies had been burned alive before my very eyes. Maybe it was meant to be like this for me too. Maybe it was my fate. **** Ten Hours Earlier “In conclusion, Destiny not only lost control of herself because she was angry; she also attempted to murder Nicole,” one of our pack enforcers ranted.

Bright It was already daylight, and I was still driving aimlessly, the sky a dull gray and a bone-deep exhaustion weighing on me. All night I’d wandered roads I barely recognized, my mind stuck on a single certainty that flooded and tore at my heart: I couldn’t go on like this. Every mile I left behind only deepened the feeling that something inside me was breaking under the weight of this mistrust.

Odo muttered as he studied the ruins of a nearby demon outpost. Argun crouched beside a charred corpse. “This one was hit in the back, mid-run. She’s not hunting them—they’re running from her.” Destiny hovered slightly above the ground, eyes tracking the wisps of black smoke drifting toward a rocky slope. “Whatever’s happening, they know she’s here. They fear her.” “They should,” Beth added, her voice firm. “She’s not a child anymore.” “They’ll think twice before coming at us again,” Odo said with pride, puffing out his chest like a rooster before battle.

She was thinking "The man is definitely from the army heading to Ashton so I can not make senseless decisions" As Jarvis was on the man's shoulders she screamed for him to leave her be but he only ignored her and continue to walk. she continued to hit his back and calling him all sorts of names. " If you know want is good for you, you would shut the fuck up" After twenty minutes of walking with Aquila following their every step, they arrived at a campsite with many tents. "This must be the army that Lady Dorian was telling Jarvis about," Aquila thought to herself.

Destiny woke up in her bed. It had been a year since she had the talk with Missy and everything had been smooth sailing after she was accepted into the pack. Today was a stressful day for her, though. Last night, she found out her father was going to be coming and she didn't want to see him. She was afraid to face him after what happened. It had been almost four years since she saw him last. Destiny offered to take her to Sea Cave Pack for the day and let her relax on the beach while she was with Kellie.

Destiny doesn’t look at me but she responds, “My decision to leave this pack hasn’t changed. It never did. Punishment is what bound me here, but if staying in the packhouse causes me too much pain, then I’d rather move somewhere I can have peace. The council’s decision isn’t being disobeyed this way.” We stay in silence for a second but I push back, "So what’s going to happen to Jack if you move out then? He hasn’t been sleeping well lately from all the bullying at school. If you don’t want to stay in the packhouse anymore, then could you at least stay the night? For Jack’s sake?" The tension between us is thick but Destiny finally breaks, “Fine, I’ll stay, but just tonight. Tomorrow morning

Destiny doesn’t look at me but she responds, “My decision to leave this pack hasn’t changed. It never did. Punishment is what bound me here, but if staying in the packhouse causes me too much pain, then I’d rather move somewhere I can have peace. The council’s decision isn’t being disobeyed this way.” We stay in silence for a second but I push back, "So what’s going to happen to Jack if you move out then? He hasn’t been sleeping well lately from all the bullying at school. If you don’t want to stay in the packhouse anymore, then could you at least stay the night? For Jack’s sake?" The tension between us is thick but Destiny finally breaks, “Fine, I’ll stay, but just tonight. Tomorrow morning

I said. "Ohh... Destiny, what were you guys thinking?" she mumbled with a frown. "Beelzebub is impossible to kill. And I will advise you not to try anything; he's not even that bad," she added, walking out of the cold water, and I followed from behind. "What do you mean he's not that bad?" I frowned. "Because he saved me from dying. It's a long story, Destiny, let's just go back," she mumbled.