Dreaming Walking Barefoot Novels & Stories

“It’s a beautiful day outside!” “Too late,” Julia moaned. “The beast is awake.” “I’m ordering room service,” I said, throwing off the blanket. “I need coffee and something sweet.” “Good. Order me a bagel and bacon,” she mumbled, rolling over and pulling the blanket over her head. I padded out of the room in my bare feet, appreciating the plush carpet under my toes. We’d walked for hours last night, and I hadn’t worn the most sensible shoes. My feet were killing me. I was looking forward to bare feet and sandals for the rest of our vacation.

I continued talking as we kept on walking. I did not know that I had run so far now that the distance was registering because my feet were sore from walking and a few injuries from walking barefoot and stepping on a few sharp things on the forest floor. I was so ready to have a warm bath and let my wounds heal but seemed like I was getting none of that. "It doesn't matter if you don't get the food but it would be amazing if you gave me a strong drink," I added.

Sohu saw his expression and asked, "How's it?" "Comfortable and relaxing." He warmly answered. "I told you that walking on grass barefoot gives a lot of relief but you were not listening to me. I told Jenny and Kevin too but they don't even come for a walk. So I come alone every night because I love walking on grass barefoot."

My bare legs were not helping much. My legs were getting numb due to the freezing mud, I felt like my bare feet were pinned with thousands of needles. But I can't stop here if I then I would be dead so I walked further. When I crossed this cold thick forest. I saw a plain vast land. There is no one till my eyesight. I licked my dry lips and walked further. My legs were hurting like hell. When I walked a little ahead and nailed on my place cause I saw huge, I mean so huge statues of devils on both sides. I don't know if they were statues or real cause their eyes were glowing like bright yellow bulbs. I gulped and walked between the statues, my heart drumming like it gonna stop at any minute.

Blowing a kiss at him, I left my room, closing the door behind me. My mates had already left, so I had to go alone. The moment I stepped out of the house, I inhaled, knowing I had to walk through the forest alone, barefoot at that. Don't get me started on that. I bet the one who introduced that did it thousands of years ago when there was no footwear.

Two minutes later, Aiden asked "are you done?" "What are you not telling me?" Aiden sighed. "They are unfounded…" "What. Are. You. Not. Telling. Me?" "I'm coming over. I'll tell you in person." ***** Maddie pulled off her shoes and sighed in relief. Shoes were a torment. Tight, pinching shoes, hell itself. She heard somewhere that in the beginning man walked barefooted and naked, until a wimp of a man and greedy-eyed woman fell. If she got her hands on them, she was going to wrong their necks.

Whoever said running in heels was easy… lied. I stop, pulling off my shoes and tossing them aside. At least the frozen ground is solid enough to walk on without sinking into mud—so much for presenting myself with any dignity. I can almost picture Bradens disspointed face as I walk barefoot home. A sharp snap of a branch makes me whip my head around, but I see no one. It’s probably just a guard making their patrol rounds. I need to stop being so jumpy.

Am I unbearable? I need to find my slippers, but it suddenly disappears in the area I left it. I walk in the silent street under the big bright moon, barefoot. I pass the street lights with the beeping sound of the rushing cars. I shiver in fear as I keep my pace. Where the hell am I?

FREYA *Dreaming* I am walking in the forest, looking down on my feet. I leave small traces of frozen dirt where I just walked, but when I look further back, the ground is filled with fresh green grass and flowers. Then I see him, the black wolf, but this time his paws and mouth are colored red with blood.

My exhaustion was total but my sleep wasn’t peaceful at all. My dreams became more vivid and strange, completely overwhelming my thoughts. They weren’t just vague feelings of cold or fear. They were full of bright light, colors, and sound. I found myself standing in the same place I always dreamed of. It was a vast, open field, the ground was covered in thick white mist swirling around my bare feet. There were no trees or buildings. The only thing in the sky was a huge full moon, the moonlight was a bright silver and painfully bright. It hurt my eyes, and I had to squint.