Ladybug Wattpad Novels & Stories

She breathed out. “That’s where I was headed, too!” I told her with a giddy smile. “Do you know much about supernatural stuff?” She nodded excitedly with bright eyes. “I’m a blogger, determined to find out the truth about the Aguya mystery.” We finally made our way up the stairs and found a table to settle down on. The whole floor was littered with shelves holding books with information on different magical creatures. Vampires, witches, fairies, elves, leprechauns…. the list went on.

Lillian paced in Kaya's room watching as Anna fluffed Kaya's pillow, relaxing her in her bed, the light burn on her shoulder, glowing brightly before disappearing as the dragon snorted. The doorbell suddenly rang and Aunt Lily froze, "that's her, that's got to be her,” she said full-on panicking, "what should I tell her? She won't believe anything I say! I'm screwed!" She grunted biting her lip, "if I tell her about witches and Lycan and dragons she will know I've lost my mind! And she wouldn't be far from the truth because I feel like it-"

A helicopter chase through the city. Chloe told a story about a parrot who learned to curse. The bird had belonged to a sailor. It knew words that made nuns blush. Lily told a story about a unicorn who saved the world from a broccoli monster. The broccoli monster was defeated by pizza. Lily loved pizza. "Mommy, your turn." I looked at Julian. "Once upon a time," I said, "there was a woman who thought she had lost everything." "She found it again," Lily said.

Saving the file, I connected to the internet. Viktor's werewolf book popped into my head, and I decided to see what I could find online about lycanthropy. Soon, I was down a rabbit hole, amazed that anyone would dedicate so much time to a fictional world filled with people who turned into animals. It was ridiculous, sure, but undeniably fascinating. Some websites even required proof of being a werewolf to access certain sections!

Lupa shook her head understandingly as Ash muttered gravely. "Then tell your elders not to ask Jade about a new alpha female at this time." Lupa advises before she starts to shift. The next moment, a giant greyish-brown wolf took her place, allowing Ash to sort his puzzled thoughts alone and jump into the middle of the battle in the jungle. ***

‘#Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton#’, ‘#Xyla is the luckiest woman in the world#’, and ‘#Stanley is the real-life version of a male protagonist in novels#’. She didn't need to click on any of them to know what people wrote on each topic. Their comments were similar to what she read earlier, so she ignored them and moved on to other hot topics related to society. Once she was done, it was almost time to get up, so she sat up lazily, slipping on her sleeping robe before walking into the bathroom. She felt aches all over her body with every step she took as if she’d been run over by a truck countless times.

She could just see some white dots on the out top side of it. “What now?” Dakaath turned toward her, seeing her about pulling a bug off her hand. “It is just a bug.” Ailive started to pull the stupid thing off her hand, but he stopped her. “What, it is just a freaking bug” “No, it isn’t just a freaking bug,” Dakaath told her as he dragged her and her bug-bitten hand with him toward Ehlark. “Ehlark, please tell me you have some of the TreeLick BettleBat MoonBug ointment”

As they delved into the dusty tomes and scrolls, they stumbled upon an old diary, its pages filled with the handwritten accounts of Emily's mother, Lycia. In the diary, Lycia chronicled her tumultuous past, revealing the dark secrets that had torn her family apart. She described her sister, Sofia, who had become the vampire queen and desired power above all else. Sofia had plotted against her sister, threatening to kill her and her unborn child if she did not abdicate the werewolf throne.

“I… don’t know. She was always so private about her stuff. Even when I asked to borrow her notes, she would rather send them than give me access to her screen.” Lily sighed. “Nothing at all? Maybe a hint? A nickname, a favorite number? A pet's name?” “She didn’t have pets. But…” Cassidy bit her lip. “She was weirdly obsessed with that old book series… you know, the one about the warrior wolves? Moonshade Pack Chronicles, I think?” Lily perked up. “Yeah! She used to talk about it all the time.” “Sorry I can’t help more.” “No—it’s okay,” Lily said, her smile fading. “Thanks for trying.”

“And you stole his favorite bedtime book. So what did you learn from the human-concocted ‘werewolf legend’?” She flipped through the book, scanning several pages, and then gave a ladylike snort. “A human wrote it.” Caleb raised a brow. “What did it say?” “Why should you care? You already said humans don't have a clue.” “You’re right. So what did it say?” She cast him an annoyed look. “A Scandinavian white wolf was the first lupus garou.” Caleb laughed out loud. Diana threw the book into the backseat. “I told you it was a bunch of nonsense.” She glanced back at the vehicle following them. “Can you lose the SUV?”