Disventure Camp Nick Novels & Stories

Because the accidental death of a human is totally a misdemeanor, in case you were wondering. The camp is very large and hidden in the middle of the desert two hours from the nearest human city and three from my pack. Obviously, escaping this place will be difficult, if not impossible. I let out an annoyed snort and adjust my short shorts that have rolled up my thick thighs. My father gives me a reproachful look when he finally notices what I'm wearing, but he pulls my two suitcases out of the trunk before walking away from us to go greet one of the officers chatting outside. Top brass and all, I hope he's asking them to give me special treatment. It's the least I deserve.

"You missed us." "I missed peace and quiet," I replied. Greg perked up. "Oh, then you're gonna love what we came here for." I didn't trust that tone. "Why do I feel like I'm not gonna love it?" "We're going camping," Greg said proudly. "Beach Creek. Just outside the town." "Camping?" I raised a skeptical brow. "You, me, nature, firewood, s'mores," Trevor listed off with the enthusiasm of someone who had never once actually set up a tent.

Kira said, nudging a strawberry shake in her direction. “We brought reinforcements,” Sara grinned, waving a test-prep book. “Because the real exam isn’t next week, it’s surviving this math review.” Alison groaned. “Don’t remind me.” The girls spent the afternoon in their usual booth, working through flashcards, laughing at Sara’s dramatic rants, and planning for graduation. The camp trip, scheduled for the weekend after graduation was a major topic. “ I printed the checklist for camping stuff,” Kira announced. “We’re going to need snacks, a lighter, pullovers, hoodies,… and maybe a werewolf repellent.”

Everything we do is like activities related to camp. And when night came, I was even more fascinated to see the light from Dennis's decoration. The tent looked peaceful and aesthetic. Dennis and I sat in the camping chair while eating a snack, "I love this place," I said. Dennis nodded in agreement "you know? at first I thought you would not like this. I think this is too ordinary for women, hmmm city women like you, "sneered Dennis. I glanced at Dennis, "oh, that's not funny," I protested, grabbing Dennis's hair. Dennis laughed so casually "hey, there are things we haven't done as lovers. Can I do it?" asked Dennis suddenly.

I have given up my career, to be honest I have done enough of touring and concerts, it just held no joy for me any longer… Maybe when the kids are older I will sing again, right now I just enjoy singing to Jasper. When the bonfire is going our friends join us, celebrating the news. Laughter fills the evening as we gather around the fire pit, the flames dancing in the night. Nick met a sweet girl last year named Liza, who is his true mate and She has fitted flawlessly i to our small pack, becoming my best friend.

“You’re just… dropping them off in the woods with strangers?” She narrowed her eyes at me. “They’re trained professionals. You’re sounding paranoid.” “I’m sounding reasonable,” I muttered. “What if something happens? What if–?” “Nathan,” she interrupted with a laugh, “they’ll be fine. It’s a well-organized camp. They’ve got contact numbers, a nurse on site, even allergy-friendly snacks. You don’t have to go full Alpha-Wolf-Dad on me.” She whispered the last bit. I opened my mouth to say something else but stopped.

But boredom has finally won out over whatever deeply-rooted awkwardness I have about him, and now’s the time. The camp itself is actually in a brilliant location—deep near the edge of the Winterfall border, close to Canada. Canadian packs have remained neutral, so if things go south, we can make a quick escape. And aside from the brutal cold, the camp is surprisingly well-equipped. There’s a lake nearby, perfect for hunting, fishing, and bathing. Caroline keeps calling this a vacation, which only proves that she is unwell.

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.

"You know, Nicole and I used to explore the woods behind our houses all the time when we were kids. We'd spend hours climbing trees and playing in the creek." Nicole's face lit up with a smile. "Oh, yeah! I had forgotten about that. We had so much fun together." Jack chuckled. "And who could forget about the epic backyard campouts we had? We'd set up a tent and stay up late telling ghost stories and eating s'mores."