Disventure Camp Nick Novels & Stories

“Speaking of which, we have zero bars.” “That’s the point,” Dad said cheerfully. “Complete disconnection from the modern world.” “What if there’s an emergency?” Mom asked. “There’s a ranger station about five miles back. We’ll be fine.” “Famous last words,” Luca muttered, but he was smiling. We spent the next hour setting up camp. Dad directed operations with the enthusiasm of a general, assigning everyone tasks and offering constant encouragement. Mom grumbled good-naturedly about the lack of amenities but helped set up the camp chairs anyway. Naomi and I were in charge of organizing the food, while Luca helped Dad with the tents.

he said, taking Trixie’s hand. “So you’ll help wake her,” I asked. “I already have, she should be up in the next hour. She’ll be famished when she wakes, real food. Maybe a steak and lots of vegetables. Oh and I’d love a beer if you have one,” he said, sitting back in a chair. I snickered. “This is a camp for children. For pups,” Dawson said, irritated. “Yes, who throw parties. There are several going on right now. I saw the fires overhead,” he said, picking up the remote for the tv and turning it on.

RIN POV We found temporary shelter in an abandoned summer camp two hours north of Network Haven. Twenty three people and eight children crammed into rustic cabins that had not been used in years. It was not ideal but it gave us distance from the manipulated network we had escaped. The first night everyone was too exhausted and traumatized to do much beyond settling the children and trying to sleep. But through our reduced collective consciousness I felt questions brewing. Anger. Confusion. Fear about what came next.

“Your father gave him an ultimatum the previous time, but since he acted like a dick within the span of a month, he will now be sent to New York, on a disciplinary camp made especially for delinquent wolves.” I’d heard of this camp when I had been a rebellious boy in my early teens. My mom used to scare me with stories from that camp so I would stop misbehaving. As I grew older, I had gotten a lot better with my temper and had forgotten all about that camp until today. “It’s a real thing? That camp?” I asked suspiciously, to which both Caroline and Jade nodded.

Would I meet my mate on my eighteenth birthday? I didn’t even know how I would recognize my mate when I saw him. Was my mate human? Was Nick my mate? No, he couldn’t be. He was a lowlife! I would rather die than accept him as my mate! With school over, I wanted to explore my feelings for Nick. So when he invited me to his birthday bash at a club in Yellowknife, I didn’t hesitate at all. With my guardian, my uncle, Felixe Andreadis, busy handling his business empire in Yellowknife, I sneaked out with my gang to the venue. Nick brought us here in his dad’s copter and used his connections to get entry into the club, but now I repented my decision. What would I do if my uncle found out?

"Your father gave him an ultimatum the previous time, but since he acted like a dick within the span of a month, he will now be sent to New York, on a disciplinary camp made especially for delinquent wolves." I'd heard of this camp when I had been a rebellious boy in my early teens. My mom used to scare me with stories from that camp so I would stop misbehaving. As I grew older, I had gotten a lot better with my temper and had forgotten all about that camp until today. "It's a real thing? That camp?" I asked suspiciously, to which both Sarah and Alex nodded.

The camp was on the southern side of Swallow County, and the north was restricted because the forests there were undiscovered and unprotected. That was where wild beasts would appear. Only those who had a death wish would go in there. Francisco walked toward Wynona. “Stop joking. Why would a newbie like her ignore your command? You probably left her there.” Wynona was taken aback by how Francisco suspected her because of a newbie. “Francisco, I didn’t, I—” Francisco ignored Wynona’s answer and said to the instructor, “Sir, I think we should send someone to look while we still have daylight. It’s going to be tough when night falls.”

I laughed. When we were done, Aiden showed me the man who will be watching me. I stepped outside the mansion to begin my adventure of the day. I decided to head towards the camp. The camp was set up by Zack in the past to help people who were stranded and had no family. It had grown so much that it no longer looked like a camp but a community.

Each of them carried an intensity that filled the space, making the campsite feel smaller than it was. Alex, as usual, was a fortress of stoicism, his sharp gaze scanning the forest as though he could see every hidden danger lurking in the shadows. Nicholas, ever the optimist, worked tirelessly to set up the camp, his warm smile and easy demeanor a stark contrast to the tension around him. Aiden, on the other hand, was unreadable, his face betrayed nothing. The campfire crackled softly, its warmth reaching out against the chill of the night. Sparks danced upward, disappearing into the dark canopy above.

I wasn't putting another spoon of this in my mouth again; I refrained from calling it garbage. “Ladies and gentlemen, listen up” A man announced standing on a stage “Welcome to the 2019 youth camp, I hope y’all expect to have fun because it will be nothing short of it” “I am Mr. Adam your camp co-ordinator and for the next four days, I have five rules, number 1 No injuries during competitions, you should always be careful, number 2” he said lifting his middle finger after his index “No stealing, three; I hope you guys would participate actively, four, if you have to leave the camp, take permission and last, do not move across the border close to the forest!”