Gravity Falls Wendy X Dipper Under Table Novels & Stories

He let out. “I don't think I have. I was only doing what I thought was best.” Wendy said as she stood up, her eyes flashed black, and she stretched her hands towards Edmond opening her palms and glaring at him. Edmond began to strangle himself, tightening his grip as Wendy glared at him, he stepped backward until they got out of the tomb.

She gasped as she began to fall backward. "Careful!" Stanley immediately reached out, catching her. Wendy tumbled into his arms. His hand wrapped gently around her soft waist, feeling the smooth, tender skin beneath his fingertips. His Adam's apple bobbed as he swallowed. Still startled, Wendy said, "I slipped. Thanks for catching me."

Eliza intervenes. All the Bearers go back to their conversations, determined to ignore Wendy. I start to eat my food and I do not stop until my plate is empty. The last thing I want is to get into trouble. Wendy gawks at me the whole time, she doesn’t even try to hide it. Her mouth is open and her eyes have the same hollow expression that made me feel so uncomfortable before. When she realizes I am looking back at her she shakes her whole body, causing the table to wobble. The rest of the girls just continue to ignore her. I wonder why she acts like that.

However, it was too late to dodge then. He moved his extended leg slightly, and her kick landed on his abdomen. He was unwilling to admit defeat. As he fell backward midair, his fingers formed claws as he grabbed her by her shoulders. "Wendy!" In pain, she called out to Wendy. Wendy understood immediately. Striding forward, she pounced on Solomon, who had crashed to the floor. "Mountain Slam!" Then, she landed on her bum on him.

I turned and saw Lucille looking up at the building with the baby in her arms. Patrick's office was on the ninth floor. My guess was that she knew exactly which window looked into Patrick's office. It was action time. I pulled Shania along and walked out of the cafe. Though everything was going according to plan and I wished for them to be utterly ruined with all my heart, I couldn't keep the anxiousness at bay. I felt so jittery that I stumbled. Shania steadied me and asked cautiously, "Should we just forget about it?" "There's no turning back now." I forced a smile and collected myself before walking out once more.

Anna's POV Before she could realize what was happening, I slammed a sharp strike into the side of her neck and her eyes bulged instantly while she exhaled a strangled gasp. I brought up my low voice after a dry chuckle. "Didn't you say you are the best in the pack. If you, the best is like this, how will the worst be." ? Immediately, Wendy collapsed and her body hit the ground with a thud. Her eyes were still wide open in disbelief but the twinkle in her eyes had vanished.

The corner of Damien's mouth twitched — not quite a smile, but for him, that was tender. "Let me try on my own!" Wendy stepped back and took the third arrow. "Don't help me — let me do it—" She nocked, drew, her stance much steadier than before. The bowstring pulled taut— Wendy's foot suddenly slipped, and she let out a soft gasp. Her body collided with a nearby sapling, snapping a branch clean off. The sharp crack echoed through the quiet forest — and somewhere in the distance, a low growl rumbled.

He suddenly stuck out his foot and tripped her. In an instant, Wendy lost her balance. Terror filled her eyes as she reached for the windowsill. At the same time, Adam's heavy body lurched inward. For Wendy, survival turned into an unreachable gulf. "Ahhh!" Amid the screams of the crowd, Wendy fell straight down from the seventh floor. At that moment, the parents rushed to Adam, who had already climbed back inside. "Adam, are you all right? Are you hurt?" "Adam, what do you want to eat? Mommy will buy it for you."

A sack of broken bones and torn flesh, I simply folded in on myself and fell. ​"NO!" ​Wendy broke her promise. She wasn't strong enough to catch me, she was a bird, and I was a falling rock, she lunged, wrapping her thin arms around my waist. She tried to take the impact, twisting her own body under mine. Her desperate cry turned into a sharp grunt as we both hit the stone floor in a tangled, agonizing heap. ​I couldn't breathe. The impact stole the air from my lungs, and my ribs screamed. All I could manage was a low, wet, gagging sound, my face pressed against the cold floor.

She couldn't accept it! Wendy acted as though she was trying to stand up, but halfway through, she swayed unsteadily and fell towards Carl. Carl took a step back, still holding Renee. Wendy ended up sprawled at their feet, looking disheveled. At this point, most people wouldn't dare to push their luck further, even if they fainted. But Wendy wasn't like most people. She tremblingly reached out and grabbed Carl's pant leg.