Chase Paw Patrol Novels & Stories

“I also can’t wait to see our home be a little busy. Should we ask our children to give us a grandchildren?” “It won’t be a bad idea” “Alright, let’s tell them that” “Yes” ... “Are you alright Cali?” Waving his hand, Callisto sat down as he feel a bit nauseous. They are doing an inspection patrol in their pack an unknown creature was reported to be wandering in the woods. Although Sebastian told him he can do it by himself, Calisto wont just let him do so. And that argument resulted to this. “Yes, I just need a small break”

(Ten years later) Amethyst (POV) “Come on kids, you’re going to be late for school.” I say from the bottom of the stairs. Chase had a lovely home built for us close to the Packhouse. This gives us our own place to raise our pups. I am again pregnant with our fourth pup and our third another son Caleb is on the living room floor coloring as he is only four and too young for school. I am due any day now and found out it is another daughter. We plan to name her Carol. May as well stick to C names. Chase loves it as his name begins with a C. It wasn’t planned that way at first it just happened when Caleb was born.

CHASE ************** Five Years Later **************** “Hey, take it easy!” I growl out as Fallon and Gray’s twins race past me, nearly knocking the tray of burgers out of my hands. “Sorry, Uncle Chase!” their daughter calls over her shoulder, though she doesn’t slow down in her pursuit of her brother as he weaves between the people gathered on the back lawn of the packhouse, darting around them in an effort to escape her. He almost succeeds, too, until Brock and Astrid’s daughter, Sloane, jumps between her parents to block his path, her curly hair bouncing and a mischievous grin stretching her lips.

He texted back: I'm on it. Cassie replied: Anything else on Jenna? Not yet. Randy has me running: he replied. "Well, this sucks," she said to her puppy. They had been waiting for over an hour and the puppy was starting to squirm. Tricia should be coming out soon, because Chase would be home from school by four. She lifted her puppy, gave him a kiss, put his collar and leash on, and took him out for a pee.

"Smile, that's the only thing you're to do. No talking with anyone, no eye contact, and no wandering from my side. You know what can happen if you choose to go against this right?" I crimped my lips defiantly and looked away. Chase sprinted to us from the array of warriors. He was the Gamma of the pack and it was his duty to train the warriors. His hair was golden in the sun and beads of perspiration trickled down his bulging muscles as he came to a halt before us. "The border patrol team sees nothing alarming for now." That was what he said when he got to Enid. Enid seems to process what Chase just said silently, his gaze on his training defenders.

She says that if you really want something, you either arrive on time to get a seat or its worth the wait. “Joe is perfect. The girls are giving me gray hair trying to figure out their major at the college. And the twins have just gotten their wolves, so things are a bit crazy in the house.” Even as she describes her life as something chaotic, a smile beams from her face. This she-wolf thrives on chaos. “Are Fati and JoJo meeting you today?” “Monthly girls brunch,” I confirm. “And those adorable little pups?” she asks with a giddy smile. Even though only one of the triplets is an actual werewolf, offspring from a wolf are referred to as pups. It’s a cultural thing.

I needed space and time, but I couldn’t shake the feeling that no matter how hard I tried, it would follow me. The kids were in the living room, laughing and playing, completely unaware of the tension that had built up between their mother and their father — the man who had always seemed to be a constant, whether I liked it or not. "Mom!" Charlotte shouted as I walked through the door. I forced a smile, trying to push away the discomfort in my chest. "Hey, sweetie. How was school today?" "Good!" Caleb chirped, throwing a toy car across the room toward me. "We learned about wolves today."

“I hope I’m not intruding. I’ll be leaving in a few minutes.” “Silly.” The old man got to her passenger seat before she even realized he was already sitting beside her. He must have unlocked the door from the opened window. “Glad you came. I told you we would see each other again. I hope this is just the beginning, Charleigh.” “I’m not staying, Mr. Chase. As soon as the ceremony is over, I’m driving back to the city.” “Cut the crap, Charleigh. You’re not going anywhere until I’m done introducing you to the folks. They need to know who’s behind the Cleighry. And don’t call me Mr. Chase. That was my son. Call me grandpa.”

Juan’s loud voice snapped me out of my trance and I smiled faintly, welcoming him in my arms. “How are you? Did you have fun outside?” I asked and he nodded. “Let’s take a stroll.” He suggested and I nodded, moving everything aside as I got up. “You look moody, did anything happen at school? Is that why you’re late?” I asked as we walked into the garden and he nodded. “Yes, I saw my friend.” I was shocked. “Your friend? Didn’t you say she’s a warrior at the Shadow pack?” I demanded as we walked past an apple tree. His mother had planted them the day she found out she was pregnant.

The event that will be happening the next day is a fashion hunt show that I will use to exhibit my latest collection and launch it. After the call, I picked up my phone to watch some reels on TIKTOK. I needed to have some time off work and have fun. The first video that welcomed me was that of Caleb and Laura in a romantic position. I felt my stomach twist like a knot. It’s been a long time yet their betrayal still pierced my heart. I quickly turned my data off, held my phone tightly, and hissed. “Why the sudden change in mood?” Aunt Olivia asked with confusion visible in her eyes as I glanced at her.