Disventure Camp Emily Novels & Stories

“Oh, hey sugar. You must be new here.” “Yes, I started earlier this week,” Emily said, walking around to sit on the opposite side of the picnic table. “I’m Emily Samuels. I don’t think we’ve met.” “I’ve been out with a stomach bug, this is my first day back in a couple weeks. You don’t want to bring sickness in this place, sugar. It’ll only end up killing these folks quicker, and that’ll just leave us with even more work to do. Name’s Brenda Metcalf, but you can call me Mama Metcalf. Everybody does.”

Emilia Peyton After the dreadful meeting, Emilia had immediately booked the next flight back to Canada. She wasn’t going to stay there a second longer, not after what just happened. Since she left Geneva late in the evening, she had arrived in Canada at 3am. There was no way she was going to be at work tomorrow, she wasn’t supposed to be anyways. She was supposed to spend the night in Geneva and maybe come back the next day, so she wasn’t going to make it to the company either ways.

“It's fine.” “You'll tell me one day and I'll be there to listen. I can already tell we're going to be good friends!” “Good because I'm hungry and I think a burger and milkshake will do me good right about now.” Her eyes widen and she grins, tugging on my hand to stand up with her. “C'mon then. I know this amazing place!” she says, dragging me with her. “My name is Emily, by the way.” E N D F L A S H B A C K

Something about watching her piss though her bare snatch covered in downy blonde pubes and out in the open air for anyone to see it kind of turned him on. "Oh, fucking hell!" Emily shouted. Dominic quickly turned his attention from his wife to his daughter. Without thinking, he jogged down to the road that led to the bathrooms. It wasn't paved just pale, sandy dirt made hard by cars driving over it again and again. Trees lined the far edge, surrounding the campground in forest. Dominic found Emily a few yards down, lying on her back. She hadn't gotten far. He saw her face was red and her cheeks were stained with tears.

I don’t know if they were tipped off or if they saw us coming, but everything was packed and gone. I know my beta saw the camp. I know he’s one of the stealthiest people on my team. I can’t believe he would make a mistake to let the rogues know we are onto them. I also know the camp was only half a mile away from where we found Emily. That can’t be a coincidence. I wonder if they were using the wolfsbane to hide their existence. Who knows how long they have been there. If she wouldn’t have disappeared, we may never have discovered it. That ravine borders land that is an unspoken neutral zone. That section of land had a great big fire when I was young that took all the surrounding packs we

We ran across the river together, making our way fast down the vine Forest. It has been a long time since I saw that witch last but I knew where she was staying the last time I heard about her and even if she's not there, I knew she could transport herself there at once, once I'd call her the right way. We traveled for hours before I stopped. Exhaustion setting in. Emily climbed down my back and I returned to ordinary form. She suggested making a fire to keep Lucas warm. We left the boys together and went a little bit away from the camp to find firewood.

Alex came in to mediate. Meanwhile, Emma was still feeling uneasy after returning home. It wasn’t her intention to leave Lucas hanging. If he were more perceptive, he’d know that Emma had feelings for him too. She just needed time to sort things out. "What's wrong, dear? How was the camping trip? Interesting?" Emma’s mother, Mrs. Jihan, asked with concern when she saw her daughter lost in thought at the vanity. "Oh, Mama. It was fun, really. They all got addicted and wanted to do it again, even in tougher terrain, hehe," Emma explained, welcoming her mother’s hug.

Emma walked in holding the rule book like evidence from a crime scene. “Girl,” she began immediately, “what kind of military camp is this?” Lucy sighed. “Which part now?” “The WATER part!” Emma exclaimed, flipping the pages dramatically. “No drinking water during work hours? What if I choke and collapse beautifully onto the floor? Am I supposed to die respectfully?” Lucy pinched the bridge of her nose. “Emma, I told you to read the explanations too, not just the rules.” Emma folded her arms stubbornly. Lucy leaned back in her chair before explaining.

Beatrice announced, looking around the room, “I think it’s the perfect time for a family camping trip.” Jack’s face instantly lit up. “That sounds awesome! I really need Emily to see one of my favorite places.” I forced a polite smile, but keeping my composure was becoming exhausting under the relentless weight of Zane’s eyes. Even from across the room, his presence was suffocating. “Don’t worry, Emily, it would be fun.” Beatrice chirped. “I will take Tammy to camp, that would give us a few hours to pack for the trip. Although I doubt we need much, it’s just going to be for a few days.”

Emily sat back, brushing her hands off, her quiet satisfaction evident as the flames grew. Lily let out a low whistle. "Damn. That was impressive." I nodded, still stunned. "Where'd you learn that?" A small chuckle escaped Emily's lips. "Camping trips with my son." My head tilted slightly. "You have a son?" Her expression tightened, shifting into something guarded. The sudden change in her demeanor made the air feel heavier. I tried to lighten the mood. "What's his na—?" Before I could finish, Emily stood and walked away quickly. Lily and I exchanged a confused glance.