Fairly Oddparents Oc Novels & Stories

“Excuse me?” “You heard me,” he said, walking forward with a sheepish grin. “Stepmother. Don’t get all shy now. We both know my father can’t stay away from you for more than ten minutes at a time, and yet here you are, somehow still married to my idiot of a brother.” “Augustine, stop.” He raised his hands innocently. “Look, I’m not trying to stir the pot. Honestly, I’d prefer it if you ended up with my father. So, I’m just gonna keep saying it until it becomes reality. Manifestation is the new genie, haven’t you heard?”

Nova asked, as she crossed my path with a smile of her own. “It’s 9 o’clock. It’s not that early.” I smirked. “Besides, a man can smile if he wants to.” I teased her. “I like it,” she said. I held my hand out to her, which she thankfully took, interlocking our fingers together. I walked her to the fire building with me as we spoke about our weekend. “Seems we both had rigorous training,” Nova commented. “Did you notice anything weird with your parents?” “Now that you mention it, they were acting a little odd. Dad especially.”

No one in the world knew who I really was outside of this room. “You needed to say it,” Nathan repeated, he coldly reproached me. “...You’ve really disappointed me.” Andy stirred, roused by his father’s voice. “Dad? What’s going on?” “It’s nothing, sweetie,” I said hurriedly. “It's just... you accidentally called me mom in your dream.” Andy sat up quickly, shaking his head. “Uh uh, I wouldn’t say that, Claire. I wouldn’t call you my mommy.” “You’re an Omega, Claire. And that’s bad, because you’re so much lower than everyone else, especially me and dad. And you don’t even have a wolf! That’s extra bad.”

But he looked familiar, I felt it in my gut. “How are your new puppies?” a voice asked from behind me. It was Karly, the girl I had talked to the days before. The one who had told me her sad story. I didn't like her much, even though she seemed nice. I had the feeling that her intentions weren't entirely sincere. The Omegas, and most of them, couldn't be trusted. I wasn't eager to make enemies either, so I smiled. “Hello, Karly. They're my children now, they aren't objects saying they're new.” I said in a stern voice.

I bit down on my lower lip to stifle the laughter that threatened to erupt from my mouth. “Thank you for the information. I will be in the office tomorrow, send my itinerary to my email!” I ended the call before letting it out. George was standing by the door but I cared less. Knowing that Toad and his dad scrambled out of Fiona’s was the most hilarious thing I have heard in a while. Getting myself in order I returned to the living room. “So Father, your friend, Mr Lawton left your daughter to die after everything you both accomplished. What a shame!” I teased him

Ocean: But daddy? Sam: No buts. We've already talked about it. Ocean: Fine. She said as she leaned back to her seat. Ocean Knight is the only child of Carla and Sam Knight. She's 10 years old, she's a very smart, sweet, cute and very obedient child. Summer vacations were about to end. Ocean and her parents were visiting Sam's younger brother Jack Knight. Jack lived in New Orleans and Sam lived in New York City. Ocean loves her uncle and Aunt, but their bratty 3 daughters, they were the worst nightmare for Ocean. They always trouble her.