Happy Tree Friends Rule 34 Novels & Stories

"No one can know at work. Complete professionalism when we're in the office." "Agreed." "And if this starts affecting my job or your relationship with Anthony, we stop." I do not like that rule, but I understand it. "Agreed." "And Richard? I won't be your dirty secret. If this becomes something real, something serious, eventually we go public. I won't hide forever." "Deal." She smiles, and it transforms her entire face. "Then we have an agreement, Mister Westwood." I pull her against me, feeling her body melt into mine. "We do, Miss Hart."

Alice felt embarrassed and shouted, "Mom, please spare me some face." The conversation had reached this point, and if Laurette refused, everyone would be unhappy. So she said, "Okay, but we need to agree on three rules." Alice hadn't even had a chance to be happy before she heard Laurette mention the three rules. Her face immediately fell, "What three rules?" "No being late, no leaving early, no taking leave without permission, no disobeying superiors' arrangements. If there is a major mistake at work, you must return home immediately. Can you do it?" Laurette said.

He exhaled loudly before continuing, “…hand-holding, light touching are permitted only when we are in front of my family or yours. No unnecessary touching.” He shook his head. “Rule Three: No real kissing. If a kiss is unavoidable, it will be short and closed-mouth. No tongue, no making out.” He paused, his eyes widening in surprise. “Wait… are you for real?” He looked at me like I’d lost my mind. “No tongue? Mel, who the hell kisses without tongue?” I folded my arms and stared at him, unamused. “Keep going.” He read through the rest, his scowl deepening with every line. No sex, no sleeping over, maximum two events per month, no personal conversations, no good morning texts, no flirting.

" Mandy tittered as Lauren read the fourth one, the crazy boy had changed the rules that Leah had given her on the first day, she walked towards her wardrobe and then dragged the former Leah gave her and read. "rule number 1: Don't talk to my man." "Number 2: Don't make his meal, the maid will do that." "Number 3: Don't touch him or his stuff, assume he doesn't exist." "Number 4: Don't share his room; no kisses; no hugs; no playing with him; no date with him; no eye contact." Her tears drop, These were the rules back then that naughty Leah made but now it's all a thing of the past, if she is not going to share the same bed with her then how will she get an heir for the family?

I sighed out while holding my head, "Ok," the boys responded in sync, happiness and hope seeping out with their words. "The only rule to this deal, is that you boys need to stay away from us while we think about it," I said, shredding the boys' happiness and hope into pieces, the boys groaned and sighed after having their little celebration, "Why?" Drew asked, showing how much he didn't like the rule, "Because I said so, and if you can't agree with this, then I don't want you near us ever again," I sighed, getting very annoyed with the boys and their clinginess. The boys looked at each other, like the rule needed to be discussed between the five of them,

Jacob nodded as Tanya also left the room. "Who is that?" I asked Jacob. "He's Basti. One of the wolf I'm with when we meet in the forest." I frowned, analyzing his words. "What do you mean? That only happened yesterday," I said. Jacob looked at me and sighed. "Lauren, it's been three days since that incident happened." My eyes widened. "W-What three days?" "You've been on this bed for three days. You've been in a high fever and you've only just regained consciousness today," he explained.

He then read the third rule. 3. Part B isn't allowed to fall in love with Part A in any situation. Giving a subtly narrowed eye, he interrogated, "What about Party A? Did you already fall for me?" She scoffed, "Never!" "You can't rule the natural feelings. What if you regret it later?" He dictated and struck that rule. "Huh?" Abby was annoyed. 4. Party B shouldn't rule Party A to where to stay, and Party B has no right to order Party A.

Inayat smiled warmly and cupped her cheek. “I know, Aabroo.” Her voice was soft. “There’s a fire inside you that only burns when man-made rules try to cage what’s right. And that fire — don’t ever let it go out.” She glanced over her shoulder. “And I’m sure Raj meant no harm.” A smile bloomed on Aabroo’s lips. “Thank you for understanding me.” Inayat kissed her cheek. “Ah, you’re my daughter, my love.” She brushed her fingers gently down Aabroo’s arm. “Now go to bed. It’s late, and you’ve had enough fire for one night.”

Butterflies quickly filled my stomach at the way my name sounds so adorable when coming out of his alluring lips. “There are 3 major rules I will be needing you to follow, Mate.” he ordered. Is it just me but the way he added the word ‘mate’ seems like, if I dared go against his so-called rules- I’m sure dead? “Rule one- Never on any circumstances leave this mansion without my consent. Rule two- Never show or give what’s rightfully mine to another man if not you are only digging his grave. Rule three- Never try to take advantage of the fact that you are my mate and do something you know, I know, we both know I detest, Mate.”

I commented. Eun-woo ignored me as he continued, “Rule 4: Don’t approach me just because you wanted to; Rule 3: Don’t try to talk to me if it’s not something educational-related; Rule 2: Don’t act as you know me personally; And most importantly, Rule 1: Never let anyone we’re step-siblings no matter what.” “Whoa… look who’s talking,” I mocked him. “Aren’t you the one doing as you pleased between the two of us?”