Lazy Town Novels & Stories

“Which is baiting me to rapist and drug dealing biker gangs.” “It is not my fault our detective is going through a bout of low self-esteem, thereby interrupting my thought provcess,” Issa said and I shook my head at how vain he could be. “Just give us the location,” Jamal grumbled. “We are going to a place called Death Valley, it is a bar situated deep in the outskirts of the city,” Issa said. Jamal stood up and dropped the files. “Let us go.” I got up, so did Miles.

Sure enough, the app confirmed Luke’s location—he was hanging out with Charlie at a bar in Fairfield. Thirty minutes later, Zane parked on the neon-lit street of Fairfield infamous Heavenly Sky Lane. The place was lined with upscale bars teeming with Fairfield’s elite: I*******m-ready influencers, wealthy trust-fund kids, and business tycoons unwinding after ruining someone’s stock portfolio. Lucas stepped out of the car and immediately looked like he regretted it. The mix of cigarette smoke, spilt tequila, and designer perfume hit him like a slap to the face. He wrinkled his nose and muttered, “This place stinks.”

He couldn't help but feel a pang of something he could not describe as he put Temperance, South Dakota in his rearview and in addition, the beautiful young waitress Layla Quinn. While the crew had been riding for hours, Brick thought it best to push onto the next town before sundown as it was rumored to be the beginnings of a full moon-lit night and he knew all too well just how rowdy the boys and Goldie could be when the moon was full and hung high in the night sky.

Coming down the road, Joshua notices the police cars are outside his house as he turns off his bike lights, “dammit. They beat us to it.” “It's ok. I know those cops. I will arrange for them to send our belongings. For now, it's late shall we book in at a suit?” “Yeah, then tomorrow we take a trip through silent valley. I hear it's a one-horse town.” Tiffany grins, ”I like the sound of that.” Joshua turns the bike around and heads off to a hotel where he and Tiffany plan the future. “So about that place, silent valley, do you think we can keep a low profile?”

The party is already in full swing. People are scattered around the enormous backyard in groups mingling and drinking while others are at the buffet or dancing to the loud music being played by the dj. Lanterns and fairy lights are placed around the perimeter of the yard illuminating the clear night sky and a huge banner stretched across the entrance way reads "Happy Birthday Noah." My eyes scan the yard looking for the birthday boy himself. It doesn't take long before I'm able to spot him. He must've felt me looking at him because seconds later he looks my way.

Nate clears his throat and then sings: “I’m all out of steak. But I’m not gonna cry. Countryside’ll give me what I want. ’Cause I feel way too hungry tonight.” The three girls all clap and cheer while the people around them, including Mr. and Mrs. Maliksi, turn their heads because Nate’s voice is that good. People are also able to confirm their earlier suspicions of Nate’s identity and are starting to take pictures and videos. Soon, they’ll be summoning enough courage to ask for autographs. “Old Town Road might be better though,” Lor says, “because Countryside’s motif is cowboy and western.” “Oh, OK…” Nate pauses a bit and then starts belting: “I’m gonna take my horse to that restaurant. I’m

Jake Jake walked into his small townhouse, the smell of spring flowers filling the air. He smiled at the sound of his brothers making fun of his cleaning habits somewhere in the recess of his memory. He needed to take a trip back to Texas soon. It had been three or four years, and though he talked to his mother and father every Sunday, he needed to see them. It was Bethany's fault... or maybe it was time to move past that. He pulled his shirt over his head and held it until he walked into his room, jumping and shooting it into the clothes hamper like a basketball.

I replied with a roll of my eyes. Alpha Cadell held a ball in his very fancy, and extremely huge, mansion. He said it was a celebration for his arrival at the new town. I was sure it wasn't only that. "Just keep your manners. We will be in and out before you even know it." Morgana stressed, and nodded her head at some woman with a winged face mask. Did I mention that this is a masquerade? We live in Midwick, Virginia. A very small and very beautiful town, which one would feel was built right in the middle of the woods.

---------- ------------------------------- Later, somewhere out East . . . ---------- ------------------------------- The sign announcing Jane's home town had been tagged by wannabe "gangstas," making it impossible to read in the fading light. Jane would have been amused if her mind hadn't been elsewhere. There weren't any real gangsters in her home state of Idaho. Lots of pretend ones to be sure.

He's so cute and I think we can get along. Wait! Get along where? The voice inside my mind asked sternly. He's your boss for God sake Jill. I shook my head slowly and tried to stay calm Wait a sec ? Was i nervous? No no, I'm sure not. I turn to look at Zachary and was confused to find him looking at me with steady eyes. What's wrong with this guy? He has been staring at me as though I'm some sought of goddess. " I think we should go to claw lake " He said putting the key in the Ignition.