Camp Buddy Novels & Stories

“What’s up mom you wanted to see me?” “Sit down bug.” She pats the seat next to her. “Why do you insist on still calling me bug? I am an adult now. It's kind of embarrassing.” “Well suck it up buttercup. That is what I will always call you. Now I have some business to discuss with you. Your father and I have been asked to host a training camp. There is a new pack that has been recognized about 3 hours away. The Alpha is fairly young and he and his beta and best warriors will be coming to train under your father for 3 months.”

Samera said and grab Villanueva away. "I can see that, but it's okay. He just likes participating, am I right?" He nodded in response. "And-" Ms. Samera suddenly covered Villanueva's mouth. "Continue, Ms. Addi, don't mind us. Right, Gavyn?" Gavyn nodded slowly. "Okay... just like what Gavyn said, a camp is a place where groups or individuals stay in a tent or shelter that is here." “A camp has different sections or positions, our first position is a camp director. Now, Nini," she said and look at me.

Infact, his contact name in my phone is Red Ranger❤. "I'll watch films" I replied. "Rather, come and help at the cafe" Paul said. "Cafe?" I asked puzzled. "Yeah. We have a shop at the shopping complex. We print and photocopy documents and register and bla bla bla" Paul replied as I raised my eyebrow. "Whoa!" I said. "What?" Paul asked with a smile. "I’m surprised you have a business" I replied as Paul glared at me. "Jeez Anjola" Paul replied laughing.

“Beth...it’s a-about the s-summer c-camp….” Oh, we do have that coming soon. A camp organized by the school for all students, regardless of classes and all. But...my brows knit tightly as I stare at her, “What does that have to do with anything?” Angie flips my hold on her to hold me instead and her worry-brimming eyes now stare up into mine as she tells in a low voice, “I have a lot to do with it...Akemi just called to inform me about the chosen location the school council decided on. And it’s… Ruma Woods”.

I smiled at her appreciatively because her words gave me the strength that I needed. I had not been certain what to expect when I walked out the door, but it was not what I initially thought when I heard Camden talk about the camp. There were seven different cabins with a big firepit in the middle. Tables surrounded it. The best part was that this place was surrounded by nature. This was their camp in Montana. I could finally witness the beauty of its nature up close. The pine trees provided shade but did not block out the beauty of the blue sky above us.

“Our class with my subject is tomorrow, so don’t be surprised to see me here. Actually, Miss Macalisang isn’t around yet, so you don’t have class either. She's on a trip right now. The dean instructed me to cancel all classes for today for the preparation of the upcoming camp that will be held in one of the mountains here in St. Monica.” “Camp? When?” asked one of Maxine’s classmates. “The day after tomorrow.” “Is it just for BSHRM?” Maxine asked, following up. “What are you talking about Maxine, it’s so boring!” countered Meghan, the girl sitting next to her. Maxine sighed and rolled her eyes at her friend. “Enough guys,” Miss Gillany interrupted the two before they could argue. “Don’t worr

Jeanette asked Lucia. “Of course he’s coming, but how could he possibly cram with us in a bus when he’s the CEO of the company? He departed with Ms. Parker long ago.” Jeanette nodded her head. ‘I suppose that’s right. Ms. Parker’s the closest person to Damon and would always be by his side. How could he possibly mingle around with us meager employees?’ Their bus was headed to the Spring Mountains, where they were going to be camping halfway up the mountains. The Spring Mountains was especially famous for being a great camping sport, with extraordinarily beautiful sceneries.

Birds were squawking and chittering, insects were buzzing and chirping. The feint sound of keys tapping could be heard. Sitting under a lone large umbrella, sprawled out on large blanket was a man with short brown hair wearing what seems to be a perfectly white robe. In front of him is a small laptop that he is busily typing away on. On the screen is a message window with scrolling text. On closer inspection it is a chat room. At the top of the screen in the center, the name of the room is displayed. "Cupid's Love Connection"

You're gonna spend your summer break camping, supervising kids' Caramel said and they all burst into laughter. Marina shifted uneasily, I could sense she was embarrassed as she laughed along with them. These were not really her friends, they were Britney's cheerleader friends. No wonder she was uncomfortable around them. But does she have any other friend apart from Britney. 'Caramel, Candy, don't be mean, I don't think camping might be a bad idea. Who knows, there might be some cute boys. She might get a boyfriend' Britney said. I clenched my fists. I hope not.

She doesn’t bolt. She listens. And I do, too. The camp is carved into a crater in the forest floor—burned trees ring its edge like blackened ribs. There are no tents or structures—just hollowed dens, bark-walled nests, and firepits ringed in teeth. It doesn’t smell like decay. It smells like bone and smoke and survival. I walk ahead of Kael for the first time in miles. Not because I want distance. Because I need space to breathe.