Camp Half Blood Summer Camp Novels & Stories

He asked as I rotated my hand to ease the mild pain that resulted from punching him. “You ate my cookies!” I hissed at him and he stuck out his tongue. Letti just sighed and went back to her drink. “Attention everyone!” The principal's voice boomed over the speakers. We all turned to face the podium. “We are here to welcome our distinguished guests from the Silver fang pack, Blood moon pack and Moon Claw pack. The Nightfang pack is delighted to have you around for the month long Summer camp. Though we come from different places we are still born of the same goddess and look forward to fostering healthy relationships.

“But we can’t change the past. What matters is that you have me, your grandpa, your grandma, and Uncle Cole. And we all love you more than enough.” She tilted her head back, her curious eyes searching mine. “So… will he ever come back into our lives?” I brushed a strand of hair from her face and steadied my voice. “Let’s not worry about that..” Her lips pressed into a little pout, but she nodded, the weight of her young loyalty shining through. She loved adventure, yes—but she loved family more. I tapped her nose. “Now, tell me more about this trip. The summer camp. The midterm program at Blood Claw Pack. You’ll meet other children, train, swim, even practice shifting.”

The work took days. The waking half-bloods were disoriented, traumatized, many of them unable to remember their own names. Elif set up a temporary camp near the waterfall, turning the cave into a shelter for the most wounded. Kara worked alongside the healers, using her newfound connection to the First Wolf's power to soothe the damaged minds of the former corrupted. Some of them recovered quickly, their memories returning in fragments, then floods. They wept with relief and joy, embracing the half-bloods who had come to help them, thanking Elif over and over for freeing them.

The last week of summer camp goes by way too quickly and we’re already on our last day. Which is pretty much just a huge play day. Water balloons and water guns stationed all over the camp. Along with silly string and paint. Everyone’s wearing white, so people can paint their hands on each others' shirts. So far, it’s a lot of fun. I have on white jacket, and it’s already covered with everyone’s handprints. The triplets took my breast spot, saying they’ll kill someone if anyone else tries to claim them.

Confirmed it this morning when I told her I would be present and she looked at me with the particular expression she has when she is trying to determine whether I mean what I am saying or whether I mean something else that is wearing the costume of what I am saying. "I mean it," I told her. She held my gaze for a moment. "Alright," she said. So she sits across from seven pack leaders who did not know her name four months ago and who are only here because of what they witnessed in a clearing and what has moved through the territories since then, the news of the Moonblood, the collapse of the old faction, the end of the war that had been building for years. They are here because the world has

The sun is shining. "Isn't she your girl?" Huh? Who? Me? My mind asked that because of confusion. “Yes. He is the one our schoolmates are talking about. They said they couldn't smell her blood so they didn't know if she is vampire blood or not," "Really?!" “Yes. And even if you smell the air, you won't smell anything from her except her perfume," "That's weird," "Bro, I didn't smell anything on her except her perfume," "Me too, I didn't smell her blood,"

Last Time: the Campbell family took some pills and things went really wrong. Or really right, depending on how you look at it. There was piss play, incest, and insemination. But the medicine is gone and they're all better now. Eh, not so much. Everyone is over 18. It was the kind of night that was meant to be savored. The clear, starry sky. The cool, clean air. It all combined to be comfortable in an almost primal way. But the events of the day conspired against the Campbell clan.

"You're running late! Don’t forget it’s the first day of summer training. Hurry up!" I blinked at my reflection in the mirror. Water dripped from my hair, trailing down my neck. My eyes looked haunted darker than they used to be. I pulled my towel tighter around myself, willing my thoughts to go quiet. Summer training. Every year, the Bloodfang Pack ran a full-month camp deep in the woods. And this year… I was finally allowed to go. Not because I earned it, but because Stephen dragged me back to the pack literally. I didn’t even know if Alpha Kingsley was aware I was going.

A smile crossed her lips, the details flowing and coming together in her head. “And what about timing? Before or after baby?” “Oh, this summer, for sure. If I could make that happen, call everyone home, get all our friends and Jacob’s family over here… Ugh! That would be absolute perfection!” The dreamy look on Jessie’s face was almost too much and Aiden couldn’t keep it a secret any longer. She looked between Jessie and Jacob then. “Both of you on the same page with this? For real, real?” When they both exchanged a look and nodded, Aiden couldn’t help the grin that crossed her lips. “Well then. Consider it done.”