Into The Wild Novels & Stories

“Go. Before they change their minds.” Rose swung her leg over the seat. The engine caught on the first try. She looked back once. The lights of Stonehaven flickered behind her, peaceful no longer. Protected by the pack, sitting in her house, Brittany was probably smiling. Her own mother would still be crying. Chris would be drowning in guilt he didn’t deserve. Rose twisted the throttle. The bike leaped forward, tires spitting gravel, carrying her into the dark road that led away from everything she had ever known.

They pitied me for years while I planned a future that never existed. Tears blur everything. I trip over a root and fall hard, scraping my knees, but I push up and keep going. The dress tears at the hem. I do not stop to fix it. I just want to disappear. The trees grow thicker here. I realize I have crossed the border into the Wildlands. Neutral territory. Rogues. Dangerous wolves who answer to no pack. Normally that thought would terrify me. Right now it feels like exactly where I belong. Let something out here end this nightmare.

I couldn’t catch my breath as the world spun around me rolling over rocks and sticks further and further away from my father's men. I finally stopped and took what felt like forever to take five large and exasperated breaths bumps and bruises dotted my body and I felt a stinging somewhere on my leg, then another piercing sensation on my arm. I got up pushing past the p[ain and stumbling through the forest. I could hear them curing behind me as they fumbled their own way down the hill guns drawn. Don’t think about them. Keep going. I started running keeping my eyes ahead of me watching my feet and where they landed as I hurled forward. If I was where I thought, I was by a small outlet that ha

I lunged for the door, threw it open, and sprinted into the night. I ran until my lungs burned like fire. I ran until my legs felt like jelly. I didn't look back. I crashed through tall grass and tripped over hidden roots. Finally, I collapsed behind a thick cluster of bushes. I looked around. I was in a dark forest. In the distance, I could see the faint glow of streetlights. The road. Freedom was right there. I stood up to run, but then I heard footsteps. Two men were walking along a dirt path just a few feet away. I pressed myself into the dirt, praying the shadows would hide me.

After Adrian's thump, she pulled him towards the woods. The wreckage was smashed by the speed of bullets. They were surrounded by dense and dark trees in front of them. No plan. No weapons. Just survival. Into the Wild. She ran, with branches gnawing at her face and the forest swallowing them all.' Adrian leaned against her, his weight uneven on each step. “Keep moving,” she panted. With a runny, tired air, Adrian expressed: "I'm sorry." What did that mean? “Shut up and run.”.

I need to find her fast. The smell leads me to a clearing, a small feminine body crawled in the middle. “Wilda!” I shout. No answer. Her heartbeat, though erratic is there. I run to her and kneel beside her. She lays on her side with her hand twisted at a weird angle beneath her. I shake her. “Wilda,” I whisper. Still, she does not stir. She only twitches in her sleep. Her eyes are closed tight and her forehead is creased by a frown. She must be dreaming… probably having a nightmare. Who falls asleep in the middle of the woods at this time of the night?

They were grateful for each other and for the life they had created together. Chapter 4: The Call of the Wild One day, Eli received a call from a group of vampires who were living in the wild. They were struggling to survive and needed his help to protect their community. Eli knew that this would be a dangerous mission, but he also knew that he had to help. With the support of his family, he set out to the wilderness to face his biggest challenge yet. Eli found himself in a dense forest, surrounded by trees and undergrowth that seemed to go on forever. He knew that he was far from civilization, and the only sounds he could hear were the chirping of birds and the rustling of leaves in the win

He was ready to face whatever lay ahead, knowing that he had friends by his side. As the sun began to rise over the horizon, Aric and Kaida emerged from their tent, feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. They packed up their campsite and started the trek back to civilization. Aric felt a sense of accomplishment as they walked, knowing that he had pushed himself out of his comfort zone and had survived the wilderness. He was grateful for Kaida's patience and guidance and knew that he had a newfound appreciation for nature.

(Zavier's POV) I moved forward with purpose, my steps echoing with a quiet confidence as I fully immersed myself in the spirit of the wolf. The untamed wilderness enveloped me, its raw energy intertwining with the very core of my being. Through the lens of my lupine eyes, the world underwent a breathtaking metamorphosis. A vibrant symphony of scents, sounds, and sights enveloped my senses, stirring the deepest recesses of my primal instincts. As I immersed myself in this form, I could sense an ancient connection, a delicate thread that bound me to the very essence of nature.

"Someday, when I'm older, I'm going to love someone like me so that we won't leave each other." "You do that, spitfire. You do that." Conversation between Kara and Ally, on the first anniversary of their mother, Camille's death. ______________________________________________ Ally’s POV I was standing in the woods. No, it was larger than that. A forest. The last thing I expected was to come out of the lake I'd dived into only minutes before and find myself on a shore completely different from the one that surrounded Aten's Lake. I would've needed to pinch myself to be sure I wasn't dreaming but Aiden was standing beside me and looking around, his face puzzled as our clothes dripped water to t