Foxface Hunger Games Novels & Stories

He growls at me playfully as the rest of the pack cackle in laughter. You are in so much trouble at the end of this meal, Austin mind-links me. I mouth 'help' to Alice and she giggles. I actually go as far as putting a forkful of food on Austin's fork and hold it to his mouth. He lifts an eyebrow but before he can open his mouth to let me plop the food in I eat the forkful quickly.

“I think your mom is happy in our place back in Milan and your dad must be somewhere where he is awaiting judgment. I shrugged, making her smile. After dinner, when everyone said they were heading to bed early for Christmas morning, Hudson and I went to my study along with Seb. Nestor had informed me earlier that our prisoner was refusing to eat. I told them we were going down as soon as the staff finished cleaning up the kitchen. I felt excited knowing how pathetic and hopeless Rex Foxworth must’ve felt witnessing everything that’s been going on with his daughter and wife without him. “Eat it.” I threw a piece of bread on the floor. Rex Foxworth, who was starting to look a bit thin from his

If he was the one eating this fox meat right now, I won't even look at it, not to talk of begging. “Eat up, I don't have all day to spend here, ” the Vampire King muttered and I rolled my eyes at him He must be making a joke of me! To prove my point, he even looked at me with a smile tugging at his lips. Left with no choice, I ate the fox meat to fill my stomach since I know that he might not agree for us to stop at any other restaurant. He’s so unpredictable like that. After eating what I could, I downed it with the red wine that they had brought with it. While thanking the Moon goddess that they had brought a wine instead of another cup of blood.

I snap, sounding too tense and defensive which definitely doesn’t hide how easily he already managed to get under my skin. “What happens when you run out of food?” Felix asks and grins. I stop dead in my tracks and turn to look at him. “Run out of food? What are you, five? What the fuck are you talking about?” His grin only widens as he speaks, “you said it yourself - the demons you plan to feed have been trapped and starving for centuries. Clearly, you won’t let out like ten or twenty of them but a whole lot. Which, in turn, means that you’ll have an army of starved monsters. From my point of view, I don’t see them stopping until they soothe the hunger or thirst and by then, you might not h

I stated, trying to keep my voice as steady as possible despite the swirl of emotions inside me. I could see Felix studying me, his piercing gaze making me uneasy. I braced myself for his response, dread creeping in at the thought that he might want to send me back home, rejecting me before I even had a chance to explain myself. To my surprise, a flicker of understanding crossed Felix’s face. “Well, it would seem that your pack hasn't been feeding you properly. When was the last time you had a proper meal?” His voice held a tone of sincerity that I hadn’t expected, making me both grateful and slightly more at ease.

As the thought crossed her mind, a loud grumble suddenly echoed through the room. Then another. Jane turned toward the table. Gabby quickly wiped the corner of her mouth before looking up at her with wide, watery eyes filled with pitiful hunger. Beside her, even Gabriel looked slightly embarrassed as his stomach betrayed him with another growl. The sight nearly made Jane laugh despite herself. They looked less like terrifying vampire children and more like abandoned kittens waiting to be fed. In the end, she could not bring herself to refuse those expressions. “…Alright,” she sighed softly.

Giving them a glare, I led her to the cafeteria. Making sure she sat down, I walked towards the vending machine. Inserting the coin in the opening, I clicked the button. The water bottle popped out. Grabbing it, I went towards her. “Here, drink this.” She nodded and gulped the water in a minute. Taking a seat opposite to her, I starred at her face. Her face had flushed red. The wet eyelashes, rosy cheeks that seemed too hollow, pale skin, black under eyebags made her look like a zombie. “Rose.. is he g-gonna be alright?” She hesitantly asked me.

Lin joked. "No.No no. I just like to mimic yoru elegance your grace. I am just a humble bird you see, if you had not rescued me back then, those wolves would have torn me to pieces" The fox turned to a parrot and then into a handsome young man. "Ah.dont mention" Lin tried to drive him away and go off to his destination, but he would not budge. "Why can't I come along? " He asked "Because the road is too dangerous" Lin replied.

The Luna stated sarcastically with a slight smirk on her face. My stomach growled one more time out of hunger and it pissed me off, someone should get me some food, heck! It felt like the whole world was swirling amd I couldn't take this anymore. I was serving sumptuous meals to people that didn't even appreciate my efforts yet I was hungry. Fuck that shit! If I won't fall dead them I need a meal right now. Forgetting everything that was ongoing and the hard glares and glowers directed at me, I digged into the alpha prince food on the table and started feeding the worms that threatened to eat my intestines.

"Stop overthinking. Are you hungry? Let me cook for you," said Ophelia. Felix nodded. He was more than just hungry. After months of surviving on fasting pills, he hadn't had a real meal in ages. His craving for food had only intensified. Half an hour later, Felix was devouring the meal ravenously while Ophelia watched him with a beaming smile. "By the way, Ophelia, why are you in a place like Ghosttown?" he asked between bites.