Camp Walden Parent Trap Novels & Stories

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.

Aiden’s POV I spent the rest of the day making sure nothing could go wrong. The family’s private campground sat an hour outside the city…secluded, wooded, with a private lake and enough distance from the world that even Mrs. Walter couldn’t find an excuse to back out once she was there. I called the groundskeepers personally. Had the main cabin aired out and stocked. Ordered the exact brand of wine she liked, the expensive dark chocolate she pretended not to love, fresh flowers for the table even though we were supposed to be roughing it.

“Your father gave him an ultimatum the previous time, but since he acted like a dick within the span of a month, he will now be sent to New York, on a disciplinary camp made especially for delinquent wolves.” I’d heard of this camp when I had been a rebellious boy in my early teens. My mom used to scare me with stories from that camp so I would stop misbehaving. As I grew older, I had gotten a lot better with my temper and had forgotten all about that camp until today. “It’s a real thing? That camp?” I asked suspiciously, to which both Caroline and Jade nodded.

“Good idea. Let’s keep looking; we might find something else.” They continued for an hour and found three more spots where traps had been or in the case of the last one, was still there. Zephyra would’ve been excited if it wasn’t for the dead coyote they found caught in it, but the worst were the obvious signs of the fierce struggle it had gone through in an attempt to free itself. The poor thing had even tried to gnaw through its own leg. Ethan swore, shaking his head. “Poor thing.” Anger filled Zephyra as she looked at the rusted old trap. It was one of those bear trap kinds of a trap; a very illegal kind of trap. “They can use this, right? They can get fingerprints from it or something li

“I remember how me and my parents would come here every summer. We would rent out the lake house for two weeks and spend it together.“ “That's lovely, Aiden,” Kat said as she touched his hand. “This is where I met Dustin. There's a camp about ten minutes from here. Dustin was at summer camp, and he got lost and wound up here. My mom and dad helped him to get back to his campsite, and we’ve been best friends ever since.” “Your parents were good people.” “Yes, my mom would bake cookies, make hotdogs, and lemonade for the kids in our neighbourhood every Saturday. She would donate her time and resources to shelters, and that's something I've adapted from her.

Wellbert’s trap and leave this job for good. The young security guard who was hired by Mrs. Wellbert for the last two years just stared at Aria with pity. He turned his gaze to Mayor Wellbert's private residence, where he had worked for the past two years. He didn't think that the Mayor who had such a perfect, ideal, public figure was actually a cunning and selfish devil.

The apartment was free of intruders, and we relaxed in the living room while we planned our capture of the killers. “Who do you think we are up against?” Jayden asked. “Could it be all of the Archers?” “I suspect Pat is involved, and perhaps Andrew.” I sat on Victor’s new couch and folded my legs beneath me. “And I can’t rule out Amanda being involved somehow.” “Okay, we need a trap that will capture two or more perpetrators,” Victor said. “Where should we set the trap?” “The garage downstairs would offer plenty of places for an armed team to assemble and hide,” Moose suggested.