Camp Walden Parent Trap の小説・ストーリー

Adam spoke nonchalantly and walked away from there. Elena let out a sigh of relief and forced a smile to act normal before Daniel who noticed the cold war between them but as usual didn’t voice out. Soon they began to study the site like the geography, climate and road facing sides etc. After covering all the points, they went to the cabin which was recently constructed. Inside the cabin there was minimum basic things like a wooden table,few chairs, water bottles, pens, papers and laptops. Elena grabbed one chair and opened one of the laptops and began making reports on their survey of the site.

Finally, I found where we camp for the night, the sun already burned out the corpse of the vampire to dust, but their remains were still obvious, as for Al and Amber I saw no signs of them, their bags were gone, I couldn't track them, it's been days since I have gotten human blood and my scents were fading. Stooping down where the campfire was lit, I swirled my finger in the damped ash, gliding it between my finger before I smelled it, "Humans," I hissed, what put out the fire was urine... Human urine, most likely from W.I.K.D, Hearing the clicks behind my head, I snarled, realizing what this was, it was a trap and I walked right into it, "Nice and slow," the person behind me mumbled, a voic

~AMELIA~ Caleb came in while I was burping Lily over my shoulder, and one glance at his face had my chest tightening before he even opened his mouth. “Kaden, we have a scout report from the eastern forest.” Kaden set his cup down and came over at once. “What happened?” “Our guy circled the abandoned mill three times before he got close enough for scent,” Caleb replied. “He found a grey wolf camped near the water line, and he was moving slow enough to draw attention.”

After breakfast, Ivan and Kiki went out for some work and Dean. Dean was nowhere in sight. Maybe this is my chance. I can escape from here. But the question is how? This warehouse is located in the middle of the woods. Maybe I can find some help. I am sure some vehicles must be passing by. But then why will they leave me alone here, without anyone to look after me? Maybe they're trying to take my test. Yes, that must be it.

It was this maniac’s tactic to offer chicken soup to his mates to divert their attention in keeping an eye on her so she could get out, but that was all his plan. When she was out of the building and out of everyone’s eyes, it was his time to do all that he had been thinking of doing to her even from the first moments she had become a detainee in this hell place because all this time, this old pervert demon was fantasizing about her!

It was not a high-tech laser network, but if something bigger than a sky fan tried to get in the dark to us, the metallic rattle would wake us before it was late. When I returned to the campfire – a small, deep pit I had with stones had lined to minimize the light and smoke – Kael sat there already and sharpened his sword. He looked up when I sat next to him. The warm, damped light of the fire played on the hard lines of his face and reflected in the dark metal his omega bug. “The wire traps are a good idea,” he said quietly, and he gave me his Water bottle. “You think like a hunter, Jada.”

There’s no point in thinking about this too much. Once I get to the house, I see that everyone is preparing to go camping. My dad is the first one to notice my presence. “Hey, pumpkin, I’m glad you’re back from your walk. Your mom was ready to go and find you.” Just then, my mom comes out looking upset. “Where have you been, young lady? I told you not to be out too long, and it’s been two hours since you left.” I shake my head in exasperating at her exaggerated tone and stride to the SUV’s passenger door. “Geez, mom, I just got distracted by a really beautiful deer family. Anyway, what does it matter? I’m here now, so let’s go.” My dad claps his hand excitedly, but my mom still gives me a na

I laughed, “I forgot all about that. I’m glad you’re keeping up with that.” We went to bed, and I was out before I could say goodnight. I woke to Saige telling me the wolf family needed to go out. I walked downstairs and decided to look outside before I let them out. I’m glad I did, because there was a man poking around outside our house. I ran upstairs and woke Aidinth. He got dressed and went outside, “Can I help you?” The man jumped as he introduced himself, “Hi, I’m Ely Cowen. I’m missing some traps, and I was wondering if any showed up on your land.” Aidinth told him, “We had a bunch of traps show up on our land. We turned them over to the game warden. We are hunters too, but trapping s

Under the other women's terrified gazes, I was taken away. Suddenly, the other man grabbed my arm. I was confused for a moment. He slapped the back of my head, then waved at the spectacled man with a sinister leer. My breath hitched. I could smell a subtle fragrance, but I did not pay much attention to it. I followed behind the spectacled man nervously while looking for an escape. The basement was dark. There were cobwebs all over the gray walls. The smell of mold permeated the air, making me choke and cough.

The trap he'd warned me about even as it closed around him. Three hours earlier, I'd felt the first flutter of his discovery through our bond. He'd been methodical, searching Vera's abandoned cottage in Nightshade territory, finding nothing but dust and old photographs. Then he'd remembered something—a hunting lodge his family owned, deep in the northern woods, where his father used to take him as a child before his mother died. Before everything went wrong.