Josh The Hedgehog Novels & Stories

We moved on. “To encounter the Green,” said Joshaya. “It’s quite an honour. And to survive! Well, well.” I ignored him as best I could. Which wasn’t easy when he spent most of his time getting right on my tits. After an hour of tramping through the jungle, Joshaya suddenly fell on the ground. He didn’t trip, he dived. We all followed suit. “What?” I whispered. “Second guardian,” he whispered and pointed. I crawled forward and peeked through the underbrush. Up ahead was a pond. Actually, more like a lake. In the middle of it sat a huge frog. It was enormous, much bigger than the spider. And around it, swimming about, were frog people.

He demanded indignantly. Josh slowly reached to his back pocket and pulled out the wallet. Then he held out both wallets to the man, who slowly came up to him and, at the moment when he reached for it, Josh dropped them and pounced on the stranger. This screamed in rage, they wrestled briefly on the floor and then a shot was released. Suddenly it was quiet in the forest. The thief moved and ran back into the woods without looking. Josh groaned and held his stomach. "Josh!" Frightened, Hendrik came up to him. "Are you all right? Are you all right? ”Hendrik crouched down next to him in the snow and helped him sit up. "My stomach…"

Shawn knelt down behind him and held his hair back and kissed the back of his head, “It’s okay, I am here, don’t be scared.” “It hurts,” Aldridge said sobbing. Shawn felt helpless, he didn’t know what was happening or what to do. At the Hillroge estate, the same was happening to Joshua who was all alone, he wasn’t as scared as Aldridge but this made him worried. The majordomo was at his side and rubbed Joshua’s lower back who was bent over in the garden emptying out his stomach right after eating lunch.

Jung, Josh, and Jimin all stuffed onto one couch, quietly watching some weird documentary on the television in front of them. "Sophie, look at that," Josh awed in wonder, raising his brows at the penguins on the screen. I smiled softly at the similar expressions all of them wore before turning to see it. It seemed pretty interesting with the narrator's gentle voice and the penguins waddling around.

His hair—which I had been trying to get him to cut for years but he apparently liked the length he had going—sat in a top knot on his head, a few wavy tendrils springing free and falling to the side of his chiseled face. "Yeah, I'm ready," my voice was thick and hoarse when I spoke, finally answering his question from at least five minutes ago. Being under his scrutinizing gaze had my skin crawling with goose flesh. My blood heated at the attention, turning me into a ripe shade of red. I hated how difficult it was to hide my blush, especially when it made me resemble a tomato. "Cool," Jericho blinked a few times until his dazed expression bled away and his warm smile replaced it. He hooked S

His breathing quickened, and sweat beaded along his temple. Chevonne hesitated, then she continued. “Next is the treasurer, Rex—” “He’s part of this, huh,” Josh said, his voice cracking. Before any of us could react, he bolted upright and lunged for the window, smashing his fists through the glass with a sickening crash. Splinters of glass rained down as he kept swinging, his knuckles shredding against the jagged edges. “Josh, stop!” I cried, but he didn’t hear me. His face twisted with rage and agony, his veins bulging, his bloodied fists hammering the broken window frame again and again.

But he had to keep her out of Jagger's sights, until the day her Vampirism started to peak out. Joshua would gladly do anything for Scarlett. He will never have Jagger get to her unless he had anything to do about it. He lamented a long sigh before discarding away his fifth squirrel snack. However, at that moment, his senses quickly picked up and snapped his head back. "An Alpha." He honed out his wet fangs in reaction before grumbling lowly. As fast as a blur, Josh sped into the forest and it wasn't long until he found a trail of animal carcasses in his path.

*** Josh came running down the hallway, his little footsteps echoing with excitement as he spotted his mother. His eyes sparkled with joy. “Mommy!” he shouted, throwing his arms around Althea’s waist. She ruffled his soft hair and pressed a kiss to the top of his head. “How was your day, sweetheart?” “It was so much fun!” Josh immediately grabbed his mother’s hand, his bright blue eyes shining with excitement. “Miss Spencer gave us an assignment to draw our favorite animal—and I drew a dragon!”

Keagan asked as he passed on the half-eaten bowl of instant ramen noodles. “ I’ve always wanted a Bike, like those fancy ones with five gears and a horn,” Josh replied, his face plastered with a vibrant smile. “Don’t you worry bro, As soon as I get my first paycheck that’s the first thing I’m buying okay?” “Really! Yeey I can't wait,” Josh said happily, receiving the ramen bowl as they sat on the corner of a room in a rundown house they were squatting in.

He was frozen and unable to speak as the synapses happened on 2001 appeared on his mind again. Joshua was a sweet and gentle kid back then. It may sound cliche but it's true. His hair was black and his eyes were always shining like a diamonds. He played robots with his friends and was a teacher pleaser, always doing his best on class cause he was polite and clever. He loved animals and had a bunny pet back then. However, everything changed after that day: a rough memories of his childhood that made him what he is right now.