Chasing In The Sun Novels & Stories

Chase looked at her with a questioning look. "I'll go now, I'm sorry for causing so much trouble for you." she gets off from the bed and runs to the door. Before she leaves, she said again. "Thank you, Chase." Chase smiling toward the door. He then takes out his phone and looks at the time. It's already 8 AM. He should go to the Sun House now. … Hazel snuggling into his embrace when he tries to move. He can't resist her, her legs already wrap around his waist and her hand hugged him tightly.

Pulled on the black bikini—high-waisted bottoms, simple triangle top—grabbed a towel, and headed for the pool. I pushed through the back door and froze. Chase was already there. Floating on his back in the deep end, arms spread wide, eyes closed, completely still except for the occasional lazy kick to keep himself centered. Water lapped around him in slow, bright ripples. The sun turned every droplet on his skin into a tiny prism. I stood there longer than I should have. Dropped my towel on a lounge chair. He opened his eyes. Saw me. Went still. I walked to the edge, sat, dangled my legs in.

Before long, the forest opened into a wide clearing, sunlight spilling over the ground like pale fire. I lifted my head and pushed my command through the bond, my voice firm and unyielding. “Form three teams. Eastern, western, and northern wings. I will remain here. If you find the hunters, do not engage. Alert the others immediately. We move together and we end this cleanly.” Acknowledgment rippled back to me and then they were gone, shadows dissolving into the trees. Silence settled, heavy and tense.

Sunny froze for a split second. When she looked again for the black-clad figure, she saw him pull his mask back on and get into a pickup truck exiting the complex. The truck turned right in front of her and drove away. “Daddy…” Sunny twisted her small body, turned, and ran through the greenery again, chasing after the pickup. She cried as she ran. Her shadow stretched behind her—stumbling, broken, barely keeping up. “Daddy…” “Daddy…” “Don’t go…”

My heart jumped a beat. "So..." He looked up, his eyes meeting mine. "We weren't the only ones here." It remained quiet. Carl's eyes remained fixed on the footprints. He crouched again, brushing his fingers lightly over the damp soil. "What is it?" I asked. He didn't answer immediately. Instead, he stood and looked toward the road. "They weren't trying to break inside," he said. I frowned. "Then why were they here?" "They were watching." "Watching who?"

Nwa territory bayou Chloe slipped into her room, her mind racing. She changed quickly, then crept outside, bolting into the woods. Her breaths came sharp as she reached the edge of the clearing. There he was, Hunter, pacing back and forth. He stopped suddenly, his head snapping toward her. They stood frozen, staring at each other. She took a step. So did he. The closer they got, the more their wrists burned. “I just wanted to see you, Hunter,” Chloe said, her voice breaking. “I miss you.”

The sun would dip below the horizon, allowing the moon’s cool glow to illuminate our path through the night, and then the dawn would break as we continued tirelessly. Eat, run, sleep in short burst-that was the cycle through days that blurred together. All that mattered was devouring the distance as swiftly as possible. I led the charge at the head of the pack, my strides consuming the terrain. The wind whipped past my fur and I opened my muzzle to taste the changing scents in the air. With each mile, the stench of our enemies grew stronger. We were closing in. Soon their reek would overwhelm all else as we penetrated the borders of their lands. I could almost taste the bloodlust and battle

Charlie glanced at her and replied: "It was the little girl from the X Pack who went to find Sun to settle the score and was beaten to death by Sun. It was the X Pack’ Wolves who went to ask for an explanation." Luna clapped her claws happily when she heard this: "You deserve it, you deserve it so much. That Charlie wanted to protect Suzan. Now we don't cause trouble to Suzan. They are not living up to their expectations and have caused such a big trouble. This is called self-inflicted evil.” Last night, Charlie told Luna that they would not cause trouble to Suzan for the time being, and also explained the stakes involved. Although Luna was unhappy, she still listened to the wolf's words. Re

We couldn't see who was in it. But my instinct directed me towards the racing car. Then we chased after it. The car sped with fury, its tyres screeched noisily on the tarred road. I knew Amber was in there. I was certain the driver recognized us the moment we appeared. He had what we wanted. But we won't let him run away with her. Under the scorching sun, we chased after the car. But even our Alpha speed was no match for it. Every second the distance between us and the car widened.

It was rare to find someone taking a bath in the middle of the night and Chase was an example of that. Sophia gulped when her eyes fell on the snake tattoo on his bare back before gripping the comforter tight in her fists while she clenched her thighs together. She didn't understand what was wrong with her all of a sudden. She could feel something warm on her core and the itch wasn't unfamiliar. She normally felt it whenever Chase was around her. It was the same feeling she used to have any time he touched her down there and there was this sudden urge to ease it.