For Littles Novels & Stories

The seven followed the alpha into the office. - I want to introduce my mate, Luna Cadence, and my quadruplet girls, Liberty, Merry, Cassidy and Cherry, they are 3 years old and my daughter, Ebony, she's 6 years old. - the proud alpha says. – before you ask, yes, it's true, my luna has a strange attraction for the letter “Y”. - they all louth - I even shudder to imagine what name she's going to give my son – he says, running his hand over Luna's belly. - Congratulations Luna. - they all said to the pregnant woman.

Mark continued searching for what to watch on the TV and Lillian touched her finger while thinking. "If you want them to be free with you,shouldn't you be free with them too,after all,you have some thrilling stories that kids love" Lillian smiled and said "I guess". Monday(day 1 of four weeks) The literature class was boring, I mean its Literature,one of the most fun subject. Lillian just couldn't get it,was she a bad teacher or what. She decided to make the class fun.

**A New Beginning** The morning sun streamed gently through the windows of the little cottage, casting warm patches of light across the wooden floor. Lillian awoke to the familiar scent of coffee brewing, and a sleepy smile crept onto her face. She stretched, feeling the soft sheets against her skin, savoring the warmth of the bed. The world outside was quiet, as if it, too, was slowly waking up to the promise of a new day.

Then, she ran over happily. Madeline smiled gently and benevolently at her. Then, she picked Lillian up. “What’s wrong, baby? Are you hungry?” “Um…” Lillian shook her head and handed her a notebook. “This is for mommy and daddy. The teacher gave me this. Everyone in the class has one.” Madeline looked at it. “It’s a parent-child activity. It’s happening this Saturday.” “The teacher said everyone’s daddies and mommies will be there.” Lillian looked at Madeline with her crystal-like eyes.

"Littles can be super vulnerable when in little space. They need your attention and care, but if let's say you're in class or a business meeting how do you make your little busy without breaking their heart" "Give them candy" one guy says "For the million time jeff you can't bribe your little with candy all the time , they'll end up with bad teeth. Other suggestions" ~sir "Give them a toy or something to play with" a girl says. "That's good idea why don't you try it El?" "Try it sir" the El girl reply "Yes we have a little right here, give her something to do" ~sir

The children clamored around me, their eyes alight with excitement as they welcomed me with open arms. "Good morning, Miss Lila!" they chorused, their voices blending into a harmonious melody. "Good morning, everyone!" I greeted them with a bright smile, my heart swelling with warmth at the sight of their infectious energy. "Are you ready to have some fun today?" The children's enthusiastic cheers filled the air, their boundless energy infectious as we embarked on a day of learning and laughter. I led them through a series of interactive lessons, weaving stories and games into each activity to keep their young minds engaged and entertained.

"Once upon a time, there was a little bunny who absolutely loved carrots." I pointed at the illustrations, adding lively gestures to match the story. The kids were hooked instantly. Their eyes brightened, no longer heavy with yawns or drifting toward everything else in the room. Slowly but surely, they shuffled closer, forming a cozy little circle around me—completely absorbed in the tale.

Once everything was clear, they prepared themselves. "Okay, let’s start, guys! Close your eyes, everyone! On the count of 3... 2... 1... Five little monkeys, humpy dumpy, mama called the doctor. And the doctor said, on the count of three, you should all be hiding. Those who are sitting, try standing up. I wanna be a dragonfly and twinkle star, haw haw, the carabao, the batuten." At first, they passed the teddy bear slowly, but then they began to speed up a bit, as if they were still afraid to touch the poor teddy bear. They almost dropped the teddy bear because of Kenzie’s quick handoff to the next person.

The rest of the evening went too quickly for my liking. We all had some fun and games playing Charades, Pictionary, Tapple, Uno, and this new one called Do You Really Know Your Family? Them games were a great laugh especially Dad trying to draw Cookie Monster. Jen was rolling over the floor in laughter on the brink of tears, it was that hilarious.

(Alexandra) “IT’S GOING to hurt at first. But hey, you will be okay,” I heard Luther whisper to the little girl in the backyard. I think she was about nine to ten years old. The other kids were in the garden. I could hear their sheer laughter as they play with Beatrix, Kenji, and other volunteers.