Gravity Falls Parents Guide Novels & Stories

Stuck behind bars until the moon decided to loosen its grip, like prisoners to instincts none of us asked for. I yanked the door open and took the stairs two at a time, but then I froze. Halfway down, something stared up at me from the dark. Bright red eyes. I took a step back, but my foot missed the step. The moment my weight shifted wrong, I knew I had screwed up. Again. For a second, all I could do was flail, trying to grab onto anything to stop the fall, but there was nothing. Just me, bouncing like an idiot down the steps, pain slamming into my ribs and shoulders like I'd just been tackled in full pads. And worst of all? I did it right in front of my parents. Fantastic. But before I hit

Mel and Kasey are only half sober. It was already morning when we decided to go home. Cameron carried Clark, the guy can’t even stand up on his own. Mel was helping Landon, since they’re both small. Kasey can walk by himself, thankfully. And I’m assisting Matthew. Clark, Kasey and Landon are riding with Cameron. I’ll have Matthew and Mel on Matthew’s car. After dropping the four in their quarters, Cameron will drive us to our apartment

Tyler and Grandpa nodded in unison to what she echoed but Tyler further buttressed that "I know Xavier can be a handful at times but that's what family is about, a wonderful pain in the behind, just give yourself time, you'll see it'll all workout”, In that moment of tutoring Xyla about forgiveness and love and what not. Grandma beckoned on Xyla to come closer, xyla was skeptical about making a move but she just had to after a short while, Grandma whispered in Xyla's ears saying “Love is the only force stronger than gravity, it's the only thing the moon Goddess uses to checkmate the earth and to keep the universe from falling apart.

Epic fail…! To save--- something! – I jumped into action, intending to help him. In my stupid/panic mode, I raced down the steps, reaching for the railing for support, in case my legs gave out on me--- because, of course, I'd forgotten all about the little fact that it was missing! My fingers gripped air and the next thing I knew, gravity was about to show me why it was the greatest force on earth. My heart dropped as I went flying off the side of the stairs.

NOAH “It really doesn’t matter, dad.” I lean back against the leather seat of Angel, my black Mercedes, phone pressed to my ear while the engine idled away in the quiet streets of Frosthaven. The morning sun is still low, painting the rooftops in pale gold. Dad’s voice comes through the speaker, as measured and calm as always. “You know you don’t have to transfer schools for this one, son. A hotel two or three nights a week should be enough. Your mother misses your complains about her dinner, and she keeps testing my patience by asking about you every night.”