Disney Channel Zuri Novels & Stories

Zuri kept up a steady stream of commentary, roasting every contestant, occasionally reaching over to grab my hand and squeeze it whenever something dramatic happened on screen like the physical reaction just came naturally to her without a second thought. "Okay but seriously." She said it during a commercial break, turning to face me again. "What's the deal with your stepbrother? Blair's being vague and it's driving me insane." "There's no deal." I said it too fast and Zuri's eyes narrowed slightly, clearly clocking the lie for exactly what it was. "Uh huh." She let it drop again though, thankfully, patting my knee. "Fine. Keep your secrets. But if you ever need to vent or need a fake girlfr

Zuri’s office? The black CT was placed under the incandescent light. Without waiting for Dr. Zuri to speak, Dina stared at the black light and started to cry. She covered her mouth with her hands but was still unable to stop the sound of crying. She was a doctor, so when she started crying like this, Blake already understood what was going on.

This way, she'll be closer to us. Oh yes... School is starting, and Zoey finally turned four, so she will attend preschool this year. This morning to be exact. And since she's never been to Disney, we decided to take her for her birthday this past weekend. We had a blast. She rode so many rides with everyone and met many characters and princesses. She especially got excited when she met Merida, her favorite princess, and Stitch, her favorite character of all Disney. We had a few times when we faced a little bit of trouble. She became overwhelmed here and there, but Danny always managed to calm her down. He's so patient with her, and he loves her so much.

I answer, and many of the aliens around us turn to look at me. Zuri makes an angry sound and puts her hands on her hips. "I will kick his butt! You are amazing," Zuri says, and I grin at my protective friend. "I'm sure you will," I reply lowly, remembering that the ears around us have heightened hearing. None of us say anything as we wait for the final dance partners to approach, but surprise fills my chest when I see the same Shikazs that Zuri liked walking back to our group. He asks Zuri for another dance, and as she leaves, we all smile at each other. It looks like Zuri might be mated to a Shikazs.

"Zuri, on grounds of temperament concerns that make her unsuitable for the responsibilities of Luna." I saw Zuri's face in the crowd—the humiliation, the rage, the way her hands clenched into fists. She'd applied despite everything, despite last night, despite my warning. And now she was being publicly rejected. I'd insisted on this disqualification. She was too dangerous to allow in the process. Too volatile, too obsessed, and frankly too capable of doing something desperate like poisoning Lira out of jealousy. I didn't regret the decision. But I did feel that same exhausting pity watching her storm out of the hall.

Zuri slowly turns to me and I try to grab her but she removes my hands "Zuri don't freak out " I try to consult her "Matt don't touch me "Her voice goes soft "Zuri...princess talk to me " "Is that why you have the letter M just above your heart? Is it for her " she says as tears run down her face "Zuri" "Oh wow so it is " "Zuri I got it 5 years ago when I thought she died. Princess, please let me hold you " "No don't fucking touch me" she cries out

I was snooping around his phone, not interested in learning it. I picked Dwayne's box of cereals and returned to the room. I chewed it until Zuri returned. Close to nightfall, Zuri returns with a bag of funny clothes. She pours them out on the bed and claps her hands together. "They're going to look good on you."

Zuri laughed on the other end, her lips curling up. "Dear, you're experiencing the bloom of young love. This is no problem. I'll discuss it with your father right away. Rest assured, I'll definitely come to Imperial City to support you, but there are some matters here that need to be handled first." Khloe's eyes were filled with joy. She knew her mother loved her the most. Meanwhile, Zuri was spending the afternoon with a group of noble ladies. They were all meticulously dressed to impress, with some even wearing small hats indicative of traditional Americana attire.

She ran toward him, and he caught her easily when she threw her arms around him. “I thought you were going somewhere,” he said. “We are!” Zuri replied happily. Cairos looked at me. “Where are you going?” “The Sky Gardens,” Zuri answered before I could speak. “Mom promised to take me.” Cairos looked at me. “You’re taking her alone?” I nodded. Zuri looked up at him. “Uncle Cairos, can you follow us?” “No,” I answered immediately. She turned to me with a disappointed expression. “Cairos is busy,” I explained.

By that point, any amount of regret from Zuri would be useless… Either way, Zuri wasn’t about to get outdone and mocked, so she gritted her teeth before yelling, “…Fine! Since you want to get kicked out of the city so much, be my guest!” Following that, Gerald, Natallie, and Earla simply watched calmly as she began fishing her phone out. Gerald himself couldn’t help but think, ‘Messing with us, huh? We’ll make sure to properly take you on, then!’ Regardless, it was about ten seconds later when the call finally connected. The second it did, Zuri’s tone immediately did a one-eighty as she whimpered between crocodile tears, “H-hubby…! I’m getting bullied by others…! Please come back me up…!”