Eddie It: Chapter 1 Novels & Stories

And Eddie - my son - clutching a battered red backpack and a stuffed dog with one ear missing. "Hi," Lisa said, her voice tight. I cleared my throat. "Welcome home." It wasn't much. It wasn't enough. But it was a start. Eddie looked around with wide eyes, his gaze catching on the giant staircase and the sparkling chandelier overhead. "Whoa," he whispered. "This place is like a castle." I smirked despite myself. "Yeah? You think so?" He nodded solemnly. "Do you have a dragon?" Lisa shot me a warning look, but I shrugged. "Not yet. But I'll see what I can do."

Chapter-134 (Eddie 1 and Eddie 2) The occasional barking of faraway dogs broke the silence of the night. Eddie woke up and started hearing someone hitting the iron of the cells. He was scared but was looking out if he could see anybody. He noticed the sound was getting louder with every step the person was taking. He stepped back in case there might be a danger. The person gets to him and stops hitting the iron. Eddie gets closer to the person and was surprised to see himself laughing at him.

After sending the message and getting a definitive answer, Kirk put his phone away and went to buy a gift with Caroline. Meanwhile, Eddy found himself in a strange place when he woke up. There was no trace of light at all. He raised his hand and instantly felt as if his body had been run over by a car. The pain made him hiss, and he slowly remembered what had happened that morning.

“Chass has gone out of her way to push our buttons all morning, hasn’t she?” Trevor glanced up and a warning pinged in his head. “Yeah, but I’ll admit that look in your eye scares me a little.” “It should.” “What’re you gonna do?” Edgard’s confident smile glinted as dark and dangerous as a shark’s. “Push back.” ***** Edgard waited until they’d loaded up at the grocery store and the feed store before he broached the issue of Little Mis-behavin’. Chassie chattered between them in the truck, oblivious to the wicked looks Trevor and Edgard were exchanging behind her back. When she realized no one had spoken, she stopped talking. “What’s going on?”

“There’s no one out back, you probably just heard the echo of the tv show I was watching, now tell me, what can I do for you miss?” **authors note: The chapters will get longer, I promise. This is my very first attempt at writing so please be kind. **

the book reads. Before I can read more, however, I’m alerted to the sound of my door creaking. I jump up from my chair with a start, dropping the book. Edith stands in the doorway. Her eyes flicker down to the book, then briefly back to me before she lunges for it. She’s quick, and her sudden appearance took me by surprise, so she beats me to it before I can snatch the book away. “Hmm,” she says in an arrogant tone, “what’s this?”

He said. “I have one but it’s already chapter one.” I said hesitantly. “Read it for me, please…” *Cataclysm Chapter 01 I'm walking on the hallway of the school to pay the books I need. Everyone is busy talking to their old friends, some for their newfound friends and what makes me agitated is it seems someone is following me and it seems someone is watching me every corner of the school. It makes me feel uneasy. ---

It felt like stepping into another world. I began to scan the shelves for anything that looked like it might hold valuable information. I reached a section labeled “Historical Records” when I heard footsteps behind me. Before I could turn, a familiar voice drawled, “Hello, my love.” Damnit. Fear tightened on the edge of the shelf. Slowly, I turned to see Eddie leaning casually against the doorway with a smirk playing on his lips.

It’s funny because I can’t see shit, not even using my wolf vision. I open my eyes and see a small light in the distance. It isn’t flashing like the fires have been. The light is bright and white as opposed to red. Maybe this is my way out of wherever the hell I am. I square my shoulders and walk with determination. I’m going to follow that light and find my way out of here. ~Eddie~

That spelt catastrophe for everyone. Nyree needed to get that under control. Before the wild fae took notice of the change in the spirit energies. He couldn’t fathom the disaster. A disaster would bring strife and hostility to the surface of the exhausted truce. No one wanted further punishment. Now, where was the human Eddie? He should have cleaned up his messy appearance. No one would notice him as a fated mate with all that massive white hair. He reminded Nyree of an old hermit he knew back in the old country. The hermit wasted Nyree’s time too. He believed Eddie would be the same. Finally, it took a few notes and there he was. His face finally exposed for all to look upon. He was younger