Deer Creek Drive Novels & Stories

Deafening sounds of roaring engines break through my pitiful thoughts and have me turn to my right to discover trucks following closely behind us, they caught up with us quite quickly. Did Phobos give out the signal long before? How did I not notice it? "Luna, are you enjoying your ride?" Drakho hollers from the driver's seat his window open as he drives with ease through the forest showing me his mastery of it. "Yes." I bellow back a grin on my face as Asger neighs and gallops faster endeavouring to win this race he assumes is happening.

Her fingers would have to suffice, instead of his cock. “Umm… we should ask somebody where to find an auto repair shop.” Aaron nodded, and getting out of the car, headed to one of the quaint little shops on the main street. Keyah forced herself to look around her in order to divert her mind from Aaron’s delicious ass. Dragon Tree Falls was a beautiful mountain town with picturesque wooden houses and old-fashioned shop fronts. The ubiquitous, three-sixty degree view of snow-capped peaks was breath-taking. She could see why this was a popular honeymoon destination amongst shifters.

It was a place of salt-worn wood, narrow alleys, and houses that looked like they were leaning on one another for support. "We’re almost there," Drake muttered, his voice cutting through the silence like a blade. "Don't look so terrified, Aubrey. You’ve always wanted to be seen for who you really are. This weekend, I’m the only one who’s going to look." He pulled the car into a gravel driveway hidden behind a wall of overgrown ivy. The engine died, and the silence that followed was louder than any of my screams had been.

He glances at the clock on the dashboard, then at the road ahead, which is rapidly losing its streetlights and giving way to dense, shadowed tree lines. "Just tell me where this place is again," Adrian says, his voice tight, clipped. He taps the brake as a deer darts across the road, the red taillights flaring in the darkness. "Your mother said you needed those hypoallergenic pillows from the store downtown. We’ve been driving for twenty minutes, Ryder. We should have hit the city limits ten minutes ago."