Fredbear Nightmare Novels & Stories

Alpha Brentwood woke up from his sleep. He sat up, breathing heavily, and his body was so drenched in sweat it was as if he were walking in the rain again. It was then that he realized he was having a nightmare, a very dreadful one of losing his fated mate after showing her his beast. Feeling extremely relieved, he thanked the moon goddess that the nightmare wasn't real, as he didn't know what he would have done if it had truly happened. Alpha Brentwood looked up at the clock and saw it was midnight, and it was not nearly time for him to get to work.

Chill ran through his neck and he decided to stay put. However, just when Fang was about to make peace with the situation, they noticed a bustling in the nearby bushes. His nerves stiffened like a block of ice when he saw a huge black three-eyed frog approaching the vicinity. The frog was no doubt an Alpha beast. Fang's guts churned milk when he saw the beast coming closer. "Now this is great!" Fang's face turned ugly. "Argh… fuck me!" Creed couldn't hold back either. "This is some sick joke, right?" Fang said as tears left his nostrils, "What shitty timing!"

In the depth of the nightmare, I was meeting the old council leader for the first time, his posture formal and his scent carrying the crisp, respectable note of a high-tier scout; suddenly, his fingers turned to iron claws, clamping down on my forearm with an expression of pure animal fury as he roared, "Ada Lube is a killer! He tore out his own sire's throat! Collins, run from his territory! If you stay in his den, your wolf will be the next carcass he leaves on the mountain!" I surged upright in the furs, a ragged gasp tearing from my throat as the nightmare shattered. The morning sun was just hitting the frost on the glass, and I lunged across the bench to throw the illumination switch. T

She wouldn't dare, not when the beast awaited in her subconscious. Questions swirl in her mind like a tempest. Why were her nightmares intensifying? Was there a connection to Redwood, or was it a mere coincidence? With no answers to her questions, the beast, which was a recurring figure in her dreams, remains an unsettling mystery. She pondered if it could be this same creature whose existence lurked in the shadows of Redwood. Was it a manifestation of the pack's fears, maybe?

Val said. She was more possessive over Freddy than I was and i was pretty possessive myself. “Goodnight, champ,” Darius whispered, pressing a kiss to Freddy’s head. I watched them both, and though my heart felt full, I couldn’t shake the unease creeping up my spine. Freddy’s nightmare had felt… too real for him. Too vivid. I was sick with fear trying to figure out whether out whether it was just trauma or maybe he was being attacked… he could not be.

Bad. Cash and I were the only ones that survived the Nightmare from our family. Mom and Dad were already sick by the time the vampires came to our home to 'save' us. The vamps were only there for me. They had found out about my IQ and wanted my brain to join them. I had insisted that they saved my brother as well. I may have made it a deal breaker.

He collapses to the ground, growling in pain, desperately fighting back. My mum, in a desperate howl, drops me and shifts into her wolf form to join the fierce battle. Then I wake up with a jolt as hot tears stream down my eyes. My heart races like it wants to escape my chest as the remnant of the dream lingers in my mind. Scanning the room, confusion clouds my thoughts as I search for reassurance that it was just a dream. The dream is disturbing because it keeps recurring. I had watched my dad get killed by a ruthless Alpha right in front of me, and since then, the scene of battle keeps reoccurring.

I doubted my sanity would remain intact if I were to be left on my own. We all sat in the cozy living room, surrounded by plush cushions and soft blankets. My three best friends; Layla, Janelle, and Sofia, as well as Alyssa, my sister-in-law, flanked me on the large couch, while Alfredo and Alvida, my parents-in-law, sat on a couch opposite ours. The room was bathed in the warm, afternoon sunlight, but no amount of light could erase the darkness that still clung to my very being. I took a deep breath and looked at them, my voice shaky as I spoke. "I've been having these recurring nightmares,"