Chasing Fields Novels & Stories

Chase Havoc was hot on her trail through the forest, knowing she was headed to the flower field when a scent came through on the breeze, almost as though something had run past. The scent of sulfur and death, just like by the lake. I linked my guards telling them to hurry to the fields. I watched just beyond the line of trees, close to her but out of sight. Out of nowhere, she began to run my way, fear and determination coming through the bond. As I watched, a wolf blacker than the night appeared, its blood red eyes on my mate as it tried to run her down.

He just hoped he didn’t run into any of the wolves that were in pursuit of himself—and Everly—before he turned the corner. “Jack! Where are you?” A few voices hit him at the same time, but Chase’s voice stood out. He answered everyone, but he was glad to hear his best friend’s voice in his head, even though it was a long way away. “I’m straying from the trail,” he said. “These wolves are getting too close to me, and I don’t want to lead them straight to her.” “Don’t do that!” Chase told him. “You’re going to run right into them!”

Isaiah’s eyes glowed, he could smell her arousal, she was almost soaking her underwear. “Run Isa.” He growled. Ready for a hunt. Isabella took to her heels, sprinting across the field, her feet pounding on the grass as she desperately tried to shake off Isaiah from her tail. She had been chased around, that’s was only when she was little but never been chased by someone as relentless as Isaiah. As she reached the edge of the field, Isabella swerved sharply to the left, plunging into the dense forest that looked beyond. The trees seemed to close in around her, casting deep shadows that made it difficult to see.

The chase had reached a critical juncture, and she held onto the belief that her freedom was within reach. As Charles continued to evade his pursuers, he drove his car into an open field that seemed to lead to their ultimate destination—the Russian buyer. The headlights of his car cut through the darkness as he sped across the field, leaving a trail of dust and uncertainty in his wake. Enzo, Reed, and Mark were momentarily taken aback, their confusion evident as they watched Charles's car disappear into the open expanse of the field. The sudden change in direction had caught them off guard, and they were left to make a quick decision.

Alice's car ran out of gas and the engine simply stopped moving. The car halted at a stop, and Bianca opened her watery eyes. Her brows became triangular "Their cars are so close to us,” Bianca's eyes popped out as she sighted some black cars drive off. A black car behind drove towards Alice's car, the car winding down and exposing Oscar's face, a grin spreads on his face as he puts on a black sunshade. "Hmmm…” Henry hums squinting his eyebrows as he watches the cop's car chase after the men in black.

RUBY I couldn't help but hold my breath when Wyatt mentioned the house. Picture after picture instantly popped into my head—a two-story home with a vast yard and a gazebo where laughter and stories lingered, shared with friends and family. It always felt like the perfect place to raise a child, to build dreams and memories within strong, loving walls.

Henry*** The forest blurred around us, shadows twisting like living things under the silver glow of the moon. Diego’s powerful muscles rippled beneath me as he surged forward, his claws tearing into the earth with relentless speed. The air was heavy with the sound of pursuit—branches snapping, guttural growls, and the rhythmic pounding of paws against the ground. Whatever was chasing us, it was fast. Too fast. “Faster, Diego!” I urged, clutching tightly to his fur, my breath coming in ragged gasps. My mind raced as I tried to process everything: the betrayal, the truth I was seeking, and now this—a deadly chase through the heart of the wilderness.

“Your wolf is beautiful, Daisy. Your green eyes are even more intense.” Together we trotted past the pond to the open field, where we broke into a run. My muscles responded to the challenge and kept pace with the larger male. “Hey, Daisy,” William said. “Let’s chase something.” He swooped close to the hedgerow and flushed out a pair of giant rabbits. They bolted across the field with us right behind them. They were fast and frightened, but we were faster. But as much fun as it was to chase them, it felt a little mean.

Fear gripped her heart as her mind raced, trying to comprehend who could be chasing them. "Chase!" she exclaimed, her voice trembling with panic. "We are being followed!" Reaching into his pocket for his phone, he looked at her troubled gaze. "Hold on, Jada," he said. "We need to lose them." The driver accelerated, weaving through traffic as he skillfully maneuvered the car to shake them off. But the SUVs behind them seemed relentless, closing in with each passing moment. Looking at Chase talking on the phone, Jada's heart pounded in her chest, and she gripped the edge of her seat, her eyes darting between the side mirror and the road ahead.

' I hear CJ shout through the link. 'Well, that’s a stupid remark. He is aware there are a couple thousand wolves on the field right now, isn’t he? Or did Azadou black out his vision too?' Zara scoffs sarcastically. I slash my way through eyti as best I can while dodging every other supernatural being on the field. 'You’re going to have to be more specific than that, CJ.' 'I mean there’s a fully shifted wolf racing across the field! I can’t tell who it is, but they must have been on this side of the barrier before it went up.'