Lazy Town Novels & Stories

“I know! I know! I promised I wouldn't cry today. But you can't blame me. Mother is outside preparing for a grand party for Angus and I am stuck here with you and a rotten pizza on my carpet, No offense, Lala.” I rubbed her gently on her branch and she tightened her grip. “I wish she could love me”. Just then “Numb little bug” by Em beihold began to play. I began to sing to it, draining in every single beat and lyric. “Lala, if you can help me arrange my room. I promise to not let anything ruin my day”. The tree shrugged and in a way, grimaced. “Oh come on! It sounds fair to me. Okay! I'll give you fresh manure and nice trimming later”.

he subconsciously said too loud. "What's exciting?" Tala asked. "My fiancée's father is a hated outlaw, best twenty four hours of my life!" Tala blushed but quickly brought her anger back "This is no reason to be excited Ray! Incase you haven't noticed we are in bit of a predicament?" "Let us hear the Alpha out then, you heard she said Turok is caged, not dead" Tala nodded and remained quiet for the rest of the way. They arrived at a well hidden village that consisted of traditional native American tents, but the leather dark to blend in to the darker forest surroundings.

It might mean a few extra nights in the Cage, but I knew I could count on Dad to pull us straight. We got breakfast to go, then drove into Lakewell, straight to the Cage. Everything looked different in broad daylight. Less intimidating and much more relaxed. We left the Jeep parked up by the marina, then headed through the back streets of town. Even in the picturesque lakeside town of Lakewell, there were sketchy areas hidden from view. Beyond the cute little tea rooms and quaint boutiques was the underbelly of Satan himself. Rundown buildings stood side by side like a mouth full of broken teeth. Garbage cans overflowed onto the sidewalks, and gangs stood around menacingly, looking to start

" Parth, stop running, please give back my phone, ' Lily shouting and running after him like Tom runs after Jerry. " First you promise me, you'll let me play game for an hour on your phone, " Parth jumped up on a high-broad wall of his home and said. " No, i won't." Lily said, " and please return it, you already played a lot. " she sulked and acted like crying. Parth, a higher secondary boy, very mischievous and jolly in nature, next year he supposed to be a college student but he was still a baby by heart. The reason was yet to come so soon...

When the bag became less heavy, Wyatt turned his head and saw Jerry. He smiled at him and said, "Thank you!" "Oh! No need to thank me with words. I heard that you earn good money outside the forest. How about taking me as your assistant? I plan to live in the city from now on." Jerry said. "Assistant? Just for helping me carry this bag full of poisoned meat? Fine. Then do carry the whole bag by yourself. If you carried it successfully without keeping it down even once, then I will consider," Wyatt said and pushed the bag to Jerry.

Ollie suddenly said to Lucas, "Senior, I heard a swamp of zombies has appeared in Yellow Town!" ... "A swamp of zombies?" Lucas smiled, thinking that it was interesting. Lucas looked at Ollie and asked, "Where is Yellow Town?" Ollie quickly told Lucas the location of Yellow Town. "By the way, Senior, I've decided to go to Yellow Town," said Ollie. Lucas thought for a moment and said, "Then let's go there together." Then, Lucas released the Apocalyptic Legion from the System Space and let them go first.

Josh sounded so serious which was something that happened once in a while. "I'm listening." "Please consider what I am about to say seriously and do it for the sake of your twins, okay." "Spill," I replied, sounding impatient and irritated. "I want you to consider your in-law's offer and go live with them." "Never," I shouted, drawing attention to us. "The Badmus are powerful people, they have nothing to lose as Elena is easily controlled by them. If you continue this way you might not see your child even after their birth." I looked straight into my friend's eyes, and somehow understood where he was coming from.

She did it again and sighed loudly. "I don't get what the big deal is, mom. I mean, you burp all the time." She said dragging the "all". The Luna turned her head towards the girl. Her face flushed pink with anger and embarrassment. Immediately, she left the room but not before deciding to prove she was the wicked witch of the west. She decided to cut off our break and put us to work that very moment. Immediately she left, and was out of earshot, we all groaned. We were all tired and in severe pains from working our asses off.

"Ms. Blake instructed us that, to avoid any exposure and reduce public pressure, you... may not continue recovering here. The entire hospital is now serving Mr. Caleb Quinn alone while he receives treatment for depression." My injured arm trembled with pain. I stood there, stunned. This was Vivian's private hospital, open twenty-four hours a day. Yet it couldn't spare me a bed for three days. From one of the rooms, I heard Caleb and Vivian laughing and messing around. "You promised I'd only stay one day. Liar, liar." "Who're you calling a liar? Hm?" More laughter followed. I met the staff member's embarrassed eyes, then turned to leave.

She wanted answers, answers about her mom’s disappearance, about the empty nights that had hollowed their family, and why her dad thought hiding in the middle of nowhere was a good idea. The car rounded a bend, and the forest opened up to reveal the town. Silverwood was small, almost unnervingly so. The main street consisted of a diner, a general store, a gas station, and a couple of other nondescript buildings. A group of teenagers loitered outside the diner, their eyes following the car as it passed. “I think we’re the only outsiders here,” Lyla said, half-joking, but her stomach tightened. The stares from the teenagers were intense as if they could see through the glass and into her soul.