Fluffy Snowball Novels & Stories

As the first streaks of grey filtered into the night sky signalling the fast-approaching dawn she found the huge mastiff she had rescued first and asked for his help, ‘What do you need from me My Lady, you have my undying devotion for the work you have done here this night.’ He bowed again and she nudged him with her snout, ‘Brutus, no more bowing, surely we can be friends after tonight.’ The muscled creature actually managed to look abashed and pleased at the same time, ‘It would be an honour to call the magical Snow Pack Luna Princess my friend.’ He bowed again and missed the frown that crossed her face at the title he had given her,

I put my hands back in my pockets, too, and tried to will my heart back into a normal rhythm. “It really is snowing,” Holly said. I looked up. Sure enough, big, thick flurries were falling from the grayish sky. It looked like we were both going to get that clean slate of snow that we wanted. “Hey,” I said, bumping her with my elbow. “You wanna join in?” She looked in the direction I gestured. A couple of kids were building a snowman while some teenagers began to throw balls of snow at each other. Holly grinned with playful malice. “I have killer aim,” she said.

For some reason, she was so darn thirsty, yet the riverside was miles away. She wanted to give up, but thoughts of the kid and Logan kept her going. “You just had to jump, didn’t you?” Snow’s wolf, Fleur, said coldly. Snow rolled her eyes. She wasn’t ready for Fleur’s early morning banter, she had other thoughts in mind. But for some reason, her body felt strange.

Luis gently ruffled my hair, his voice soothing as he said, "Don't worry, I've got this." His words, simple as they were, had a way of stealing my heart every time. Blushing, I nodded. "Alright, I'll leave it in your hands." The Christmas-themed amusement park was alive with holiday spirit, teeming with love-struck couples everywhere I looked. They cuddled and held hands, some even sharing kisses that turned my cheeks pink. Luis clung to my hand, his voice a constant murmur asking if I wanted donuts or anything else my heart desired. I felt like a kid in a candy store, my heart buzzing with sweetness.

I was so speechless that I laughed. “Really?” I said. “Then Ms. Shaw truly is a kind and generous person. “However, are you sure I am the one who needs mercy here? “Because the people who cut power to the lab equipment were you, Ms. Shaw, and your wonderful assistant Elliot.” Jessica shrieked, “That is a lie.”

I wasn’t sure but it seemed like a female. “I think it is”. I answered. She nodded. “What are you going to name her?”. She asked again. I hadn’t thought of a name for her, my mind had been too occupied I suppose. I stared down at her, she was curled like a ball on my lap, and it was sparkling white like snow, I had the perfect name for her. “Snowball”. I said. She cringed slightly. “Sounds great honey”. She said with a saccharine sweetness that sickened me. “But shouldn’t you name her something elegant, like Claudia, Celia, you know”.

Laggas answered as he shot a lightning to the sky to send back a signal. “Hail?!” Sybb exclaimed and looked outside to see a giant snowflake in the sky before it slowly disappeared and formed into many small snowflakes that rain down on the earth. Sybb caught one of the falling snowflakes which immediately melted on his warm palm. He can’t help but smile. Hail is as cute as his powers. He thought and giggled.

The male lead put the small toy in Phedra Elizabeth's hand. “I will accept your heart, but I can't give an exact answer right now. But to me... You are like a friend... A very close friend... Always by my side when I need it." "The answer isn't what I want to hear, but it's better than nothing in my heart." “So what should I do if I want to get this snowball?” “Do you like it that much?” "Don't you think it's pretty?" “It is not only beautiful but also very sad. The story inside it is really sad. Make others feel pity.”

' 'Yes, Lily', I answered and rolled my eyes. "Snowball", I called cheerily and threw another meatloaf toward it. I knew it was quite wasteful of me to make meatloaves just for Snowball but it was the first time I was giving it food that wasn't my leftover or food I scavenged from a dumpster so I wanted to give it a special treat today.

Matthew was dressed in a handsome little suit, clearly from a well-bred family. "Why are you alone here?" Lyra asked. Matthew shook his head, "I'm not alone, I have Snowball!" He turned and darted back into the bushes, wiggling and twisting. Lyra was puzzled. What was this little guy doing? "Snowball, come out quickly, don't embarrass me!" As Matthew spoke, he dragged out two white dog legs from the bushes. Under Lyra's surprised gaze, he dragged out the whole dog. It was a large, pure white Samoyed, excitedly circling Lyra.