Jojo Bird Novels & Stories

Jodie said, vines shooting out of the ground at blinding speeds to wrap around the large bird and pull it to the ground. “Syern, do you want to come down or should I make you?” she said, looking at the other bird. Soon, the two birds lay on the ground in front of her, their wings covering their heads. They kept letting out low whines like children trying to beg their mother not to be upset at them. “I cannot believe that you wanted to eat me,” she scolded them. “Is that how I raise you?” Jodie huffed and turned her back to them. “You might as well find another handler. I am done with birds that find the urge to eat humans.”

Jojo remarked as we prepared to decide the final four players for Ludo. "Yay! I'm playing." I sang because I was one of the four playing players. "Me too." Fiona hugged me. "Guess, even fate wanted me to take a rest." Birdie said with a playful sad pout as she and Jojo are excluded from the game. Jojo put an arm around her shoulders to share her pain, making us all laugh. "Don't be sad, darling. We'll do something else." He said. "Do you know how to cook?" Birdie said no. "Then come with me, I'll teach you some basics."

She could see various nests hanging low from tree branches as younger birds peeked out of their nest, chirping endlessly when an older bird brought the worms to them with their claws. Jade had never witnessed such a thing before, such scenes were only ever captured or seen in movies like 'Cinderella' and she was no Cinderella, poor Cinderella was better than her in some sense. Her small family didn't treat her badly, and no one made her do chores. A little yellow bird had drawn her attention, it flew to where she stood just a finger away, and it looked at her boldly "Better than me" she taught. Then she reached a finger to pat its head but was once again greeted by reality, she was in no mov

He glanced over at me and said yeah as long as I did something with the baskerats. I grabbed some meat, tossed them both back into the destroyed bedroom and hooked my arm around Ashr's elbow. "Let's go meet your kid, Ashr," I grinned happily and we headed down to the back opening. When we stepped outside the first thing I noticed was their immense height. The next was the tiny opalescent feathers that covered their bodies. Jordein, Ashr's son, had a normal mouth where the female had a small beak. They both had colorful wings on their backs and I realized that the strange birds I'd seen flying over when I was swimming were them or others like them. I leaned towards Ashr and smiled.

“I’m adopted. Olivia and Jaxson Black aren’t my birth parents, and I’ve been thinking…” Taking a step back, I sit on the edge of the desk and fold my arms across my broad chest. “Do share, Little Bird. I’d love to hear what you’ve been thinking about.” I coaxed, trying to get her to warm up to me. “I will stay here for a month and I will warm your bed.” Nibbling on her lower lip, she pauses, and I raise my brows, intrigued to find out what she has to say. “All I ask in return is that you help me escape from my parents. Indefinitely.” She finally finishes after finding the courage to do so.