Finn Adventure Time Novels & Stories

"Maybe I can find your family. You must have some left." Ali glanced at Finn’s wound. "It must be a long way. How can he make it back?" Timothy grinned at her. "You are now in the care of one of the toughest dire wolves on four paws. Finn will make it."

Finn, the apparent leader of this abduction, leaned down over her, his eyes gleaming in the light of the fire. “There’s no one to hear you scream, and if you utter a sound, I’ll rattle your jaw.” She nodded her understanding and crawled to an upright position. He nudged her backside with his boot and chuckled when she whirled around in outrage. “There’s a blanket by the fire. Get on it and get some sleep. We leave at first light.”

Then, silence enveloped them as they sat in shock. “Is this some sort of joke or something?” Maddison finally broke the silence. “It's a joke. Right, Clara?” “I really wish it was. I wish this was a prank from hell or even a dream so I can snap out of it.” Clara paused. “You know the worst thing? The cruelest part of this sick joke is it is Aiden I am getting married.”

Noah A few days after the battle, Finn decides the whole Reserve has had more than enough recovery time and builds a bonfire outside the hall. He doesn’t do it alone. He rounds up every freed kid who’s steady on their feet and has them hauling wood all afternoon. Finn honestly believes there's nothing a person can't get over if you hand them a log and tell them they're doing great. Weirdly, it's working. There's a crowd of teenagers standing around a fire they built themselves, holding paper plates loaded with mac and cheese and garlic bread, and watching the pack like they're waiting to find out what the catch is.

His teeth were bared, just a fraction. "My mistake," Adrian said, raising his hands in mock surrender. "If the pack changes, get my number from Reyes." "Yeah. Get out," Finn muttered. He didn't look away until Adrian vanished into the crowd. Finn’s shoulders remained tight, his spine a rigid line of aggression. "You want to date that hack?" "No." Finn’s posture slumped, just an inch. "Good. He’s a bottom-feeder." "I gathered." "Worse than an arrogant star?"

Cover each other with our cum. Oh god. Oh god. I was almost in. "Time!" Emma called. Ashley and I both froze in place. "Time, guys. That's time," Kristen said. Kate put her hand on Ashley's shoulder and gently pulled her off me. "Uuuuugggh," Ashley groaned as we separated, "You couldn't have waited like, five more seconds?" "Sorry, girl, that was time," Emma told her. "I was so close..." Ashley whined.

Finn, the apparent leader of this abduction, leaned down over her, his eyes gleaming in the light of the fire. “There’s no one to hear you scream, and if you utter a sound, I’ll rattle your jaw.” She nodded her understanding and crawled to an upright position. He nudged her backside with his boot and chuckled when she whirled around in outrage. “There’s a blanket by the fire. Get on it and get some sleep. We leave at first light.”

You laughed. **Ava:** I rolled my eyes. **Finn:** Same thing. Next day: **Finn:** You free Saturday? **Ava:** Why? **Finn:** I just thought maybe we could hangout at the amusement park. I would pay no worries.. **Ava:** You hate roller coasters. **Finn:** I'll scream louder than you, offcourse we have to use the money. She said yes. Saturday morning, they met at the gate, he wore jeans, hoodie, no blue shirt. She wore sneakers, and jeans too

He smelled like salt air and mischief. “Get dressed,” he said, offering a hand. “We’re going on an adventure.” “It’s… Finn, it’s almost midnight.” “Exactly.” His grin widened. “This is when the world belongs to people like us.” I didn’t know what “people like us” meant… but somehow, I already agreed. Finn dragged me through the city like a thief dragging loot. He was laughing, dodging crowds, pulling me along with reckless joy. “I should have said no,” I muttered breathlessly as we reached the harbor district.

“Yeah. Tired, but okay.” I got up and walked into his arms. He pulled me close and kissed my forehead. We didn’t need to say much. Just holding each other at that moment was enough. Later that afternoon, Finn begged us to go down to the hotel arcade. He’d seen the flier in the elevator. “Please! Just for a little while!” “One hour,” I said, giving in. “Then we come back and take a nap.” We walked down together. The arcade was empty, mostly. A few kids and parents. Bright flashing lights, the sound of coins dropping, game machines buzzing. Finn ran to a racing game and climbed into the seat.