Disventure Camp Emily Novels & Stories

EMILY – POV After being left alone to tend to my wounds, I curled into myself, shivering in the cold, damp cell. As the blood dried on my skin, I found my thoughts drifting back to a time when life was simple—when I was just a regular girl from Seattle. I hated the ache gnawing at my chest, this sense of longing that never went away. But there was nothing I could do. A guard returned, carrying a metal plate with something that barely resembled food. One whiff, and my stomach turned. I couldn’t hold it in. I vomited—right on his boots.

Emily too was tire, she hadn't seen her mom in almost a month and here she was denying them. "She is not going anywhere just yet, not until she tells me why she did it" Summer was not the forgiving type and letting her go like nothing happened was unheard of. "She did it for me" Emily added "Quiet" Kate ordered "Let her speak" Summer said, if the little girl wants to talk then she can, it is her right. "I will tell you myself" she was finally giving up. "I'm listening" Everyone's attention turned to Kate "You were the only one with a story, it was easier with you because your parents didn't Know you so well" she confessed.

You guys are still too anxious! "We can't wait any longer!" Ivy's face was gloomy, "Nature changes every day, and we can't wait for changes to make up for it." I have a way for her to go through this life ahead of time!" "The Wandering Realm?" Nanya frowned, "This is too dangerous!" " "So we need your help!" Winnie said, "We put Emily in the realm of wandering so she could finish her life early. Like a dream, when she wakes up, her life is over!"

~~~~~~~~~~ Age 15 We were sitting around the campfire at the lake. Emery, Oliver, Frankie, and I. We had decided to camp out here this weekend just to get away from home for a spell. I thought Emery might not come. Not because her parents wouldn’t let her camp out at the lake with three teenage boys .. we were together all the time and had sleepovers at home. But because I figured she’d be scared. She didn’t like the woods at night… she actually had nightmares about it. And she had tried to get us just to camp out in the yard at home .. but that was no fun.

Letting out a deep sigh of relief, Emily sank comfortably into the couch, clutching a bowl of popcorn as she resolved to leave the matter in Freya's hands. Freya had become a regular visitor in Emily's life ever since Hayley went away, and had reassured Emily about who Freya was. Initially, Emily had been hesitant to trust Freya, harboring doubts about her character. However, as she got to know Freya better, those reservations faded. She recognized Freya's sincerity and noticed how much Daisy also enjoyed her company. Thus, Emily felt confident in entrusting Daisy's safety to her care.

I blurted while I tucked the loose hair strands behind my ear, and stared at her with raised brows. "You..." Emily trailed off as she was at a loss of words and asked, arrogance dancing off from her tone, "Did daddy invite you here?" As soon as she said that, I glanced at her as if she was dumb. Because in the Campbells' house, every fucking thing would go according to Ivan's wishes. Didn't she know that already? I winked at her and blurted, “who else would, honey?” “You...?” She grimaced and muttered something under her breath.

It was a reunion filled with unspoken understanding, a celebration of Emily's return to safety and freedom. Seated across from each other, we began to catch up on everything that had transpired during our time apart. Emily shared the harrowing details of her ordeal and how Roman, her steadfast mate, had been her unwavering pillar of support. I marveled at her courage, inspired by her ability to endure such challenges. In return, I recounted the pack's collective efforts to rebuild our beloved park, the heart of our community. Emily's eyes lit up with interest and determination as I spoke of the progress we had made, a testament to her indomitable spirit.

Emily pulled the zipper of her backpack and fastened it, immediately grabbing it as she prepared to step out of the house. It was finally time for her to leave for the camp. She wasn’t exactly pleased or thrilled but had no choice- afterall her grade was on the line and Giovanni had willingly sacrificed enough to make sure she didn’t miss her opportunity. With a groan, she slammed the front door and made her way made her way out of the house. She had no idea what to expect from the camp, the only information given to her being one to gather at the faculty to meet the professor in charge.

She said the words faster than her anxiety could dare to stop her. Her eyes briefly met her husband's and he looked astonished, yet pleased by her display of boldness. "Very well then." Fred strangely agreed. "One of the drivers will get you to school." "I don't even know why you guys are still out working, though." Emily cut in with her valley girl accent. "Our camping trip is literally tomorrow." "I'm so excited for it." Kim smiled at her and Emily returned the gesture. It was evident that both girls were getting along.

"Are they still sleeping? Why is it so quiet?" Emily whispered to Cayden. "Shall we check their tent?" Cayden offered his arm to his beloved wife. Emily smiled sweetly. Holding her husband's arm, she walked to the nearest tent. When she saw who was inside, she was stunned. Summer was hugging River tightly. Maybe she thought it was Toby. She forgot that her favorite plushie was assigned to guard her room while she was camping. "Gosh, Cay .... Aren't they so cute?" Emily whispered with sparkling eyes.