Camp Kikiwaka Hazel Novels & Stories

“Yes. It’s an incredible opportunity.” Off goes another kid. Across the water this round. “That’s wonderful, baby.” “You’re not upset I’m leaving?” “I’m devastated. But I’m also proud. You chase that dream.” Fresh off the plane, Kiya and Samuel settle into Kampala again after years away, their toddler Zoe in tow from South Africa. “We missed home,” Kiya explains. “And we want Zoe to know her family.” Back again, Kiya makes things feel right. Near us once more, a grandchild changes everything.

Zara glanced sideways, her voice quiet, brittle, but with a flicker of interest. “Enough of me and my family issues… tell me—how was the work camp?” Kemi’s eyes lit up immediately. She sat up straighter, her hands flying into motion as she began to speak. “Oh my God, babe—where do I even start?” she said, grinning. “First day, I was stuck doing makeup for this up-and-coming actress that cried every time she looked in the mirror. I swear, the eyeliner hadn’t even dried before she started sobbing—‘It’s too dark, I look like a witch!’”

She whispered in his ears, "Tell me you have something in mind on how to end this camping day for me." Ace grinned mischievously, "I always do, honey." ~~~~* The camp was bustling with life and lots of activities by the time they got back. Everyone was happy to see them back and healthy especially Kiara. "I'm super glad you made it back in one piece," Kiara said hugging her tightly. "Well you're gonna squash her if you don't let her go," Cindy pointed out. Kiara released her apologizing while cocking her brows at Cindy. "Since when did you start caring about Shelly?"

Hazel stood by the lockers, adjusting the strap of her backpack when she saw Amaka hurrying toward her, hair bouncing, eyes bright with curiosity. “Hazel!” Amaka called in a hushed shout. “Wait up!” Hazel turned, forcing a smile. “Morning.” Amaka stopped in front of her, hands on her hips as she scanned her friend dramatically. “So? How is life as a boarder treating Her Highness?” Hazel let out a long, exaggerated sigh. “Like prison with better uniforms.” Amaka burst out laughing. “You are so dramatic.” “I’m serious,” Hazel muttered. “I just can’t wait for the weekend. I’m counting hours at this point. If I have to hear that wake-up bell one more time at five-thirty in the morning, I might a

I ask, beyond frustrated with the whole situation before me? "Sam is asking if the bridal party would like to have one big camping trip together this weekend. It could be fun," Hazel adds while showing me the text about the camping trip. "Yeah, I guess we could go," I say. The idea of camping with Mark, Missy, and Sam makes me want to puke, but what choice do I have. I told Sam we would think about it for a few days. This is a test to see what I will do next. "She wants to go camping near Falcon Falls," Percy says.

" The word escaped Caira's lips as she turned and stormed out. When she got outside, to her outmost surprise, she saw everyone packing up their bags and vacating the camp. She stared on with a confused expression, "what was making everyone leave when the camp when it hwas not yet over?" she asked within herself. At that moment, many questions was running through her mind but luckily, she sighted Miss Bianca walking towards her, so she decided to ask her. "Ma'am, I don't understand what's going on, why is everyone leaving? I thought we were supposed to be spending 7 days here" caira asked eagerly. "Yes miss caira. unfortunately, we received series of reports on rape, some students falling sic

Sheena smiled and then Hoonie put an arm on Sheena while they were watching the fireworks display. Kaizer went down and got into his sports car. He drove so fast until he arrived at the campus dormitory. Kaizer didn’t even smile at all. He walked into the condo hallway and then reached his house. He opened the door and switched on the lights. He laid down on the sofa bed. He was feeling so uneasy and decided just to sit down on the sofa bed. Kaizer then grabbed his professional camera and viewed his captured photos again.

"Are you kidding me, Khi? This is amazing! A senior camping trip is literally the best time to get nasty. Trust me, most people end up fucking in the bushes on these trips!" My face flushed a bright, violent shade of red, and I quickly slapped a hand over her mouth, looking around frantically to see if the teacher heard her. Xalia just giggled against my palm, completely unbothered, until I finally dropped my hand and gave her a death glare. She leaned in even closer, her voice dropping to a loud whisper. "Think about it, Khi! Maybe you can finally check it off your bucket list. Getting fucked in a bush by Zion Graves? Like, hello, that is peak romance right there!"

3: Shit,” Alfi said arrogantly. “Stop playing around you dumbass!” Kartika and Herman exclaimed irritated. Kiki goes berserk that he shouted so loud. “You dumbass! No more Mr. Nice Guy!” He enraged jumping to the middle of the lake. “Do you know why this lake is so famous? The lake once was a site where rhinos bathed...” He added. “Oh, so you take a bath there?” Alfi asked calmly. “Of course not you scum! Forget it already! There”s no use to talk to the likes of you! This place used to be a place where we had a good time.” Kiki enraged.

“Your scent isn’t from around here. And I can’t smell your pack.” “Well,” Hazel said, “maybe that’s because I don’t HAVE a pack. Maybe I was raised by—uh—by rabbits! Yes! A wild rabbit pack! Raised me as their own! I was the fastest digger, the greatest carrot thief! They called me ‘Hops-a-lot’!” The second guard burst out laughing. The first guard groaned, rubbing his temples. “I swear to the Moon Goddess, if you say one more ridiculous thing—” “Okay, fine!” Hazel threw her hands up. “I was adopted by a band of traveling circus performers! That’s why I smell weird. Have you ever been near a fire juggler? Very smokey. Hard to wash out.”