Lego Friends Novels & Stories

"And you're the only one who can see them because you have special magic. If you leave, the ghosts will be sad and lonely and they'll probably start making scary noises at night." I looked at Rivera, who was studying his coffee with intense focus, his shoulders shaking slightly with suppressed laughter. "And there's more!" Louis continued, warming to his theme. "My LEGOs will be devastated. Absolutely devastated. They've gotten used to you, and LEGOs have very delicate feelings. If you leave, they'll probably stop being interesting sets and just become boring blocks." "Louis, I don't think—" "And who will help me make my special sandwiches?" He played his trump card. "The ones cut into dinos

"Yes, Mommy! Leo is my best friend! We built a giant Lego tower yesterday. He has a blue train at his house." "That is wonderful," Victoria said, forcing a sweet smile onto her face. She patted his cheek. "I want you to play with him every single day. If he wants to play with the blocks, you play with the blocks. If he wants to use the swings, you help him on the swings. Be the best friend he has ever had. Can you do that for me?" "Yes! I can do that!" Toby cheered, making his toy airplane fly through the air. "I love playing with Leo."

Leo did most of the talking, telling her about a kid in his class who ate a ladybug and how he wanted to be an astronaut. "And then the T-Rex goes in the spaceship," Leo explained, clicking a red brick into place. "Do you think Adrian has a spaceship? He has a lot of money." "I don't think he has a spaceship, Peanut," Lucy said. "Jonathan probably has one," Leo said suddenly. Lucy froze, a yellow Lego piece in her hand. "What? Who told you about Jonathan?" "You did!" Leo said, looking at her like she was silly. "On the phone with Dad last week. You said 'Jonathan helped me with my painting' and 'Jonathan is a good partner.' Is he your friend?"

“She was like… Deadpool!” My jaw dropped. How did Quentin… “... In the Lego Marvel Video Games!” He completed, answering my question. Ah, ok. “Wow, that must have been cool.” Luke commented, a tinge of awe in his voice. “It was really cool.” I laughed. Kids were so easy going. Something I'd found traumatizing was classified as cool in their book. Next was Alison and Kylian. They were tucked together like the perfect glossy magazine couple: Kylian attentive, Alison polished, both looking like they’d stepped out of a Monarchcrest brochure.

CHAPTER 106 FIVE YEARS LATER “Stop it Harmony, give it back,” Kayden screamed as he chased after his sister who had taken his legos. Harmony giggled as she ran circles around their playroom and Kayden chased after her giggling as well. “Catch me if you can, catch me if you can,” Her little shrill voice filled the air. “Got you,” Richard grabbed her and Kayden pulled the lego out her hands, baring his tongue at her.

The rest of the space is filled with a white and gray carpet, fluffy like a cloud, and a lot of teddies. "Oh, my goddess!" Meredith said, looking at that beautiful room. “Is this your LEGO thing that you were talking about?” and she starts to laugh. "Yes, this is Lego for parents!" and kissing the top of her head he asks: “Do you like it?” "Are you kidding me?" and Meredith turns her head to face him “I love it! You did all of this in just a half an hour? ” "I had help!" Max said. "James and some warriors helped me so I can't take all the credits"

He replied naturally, “Serenity is on a phone call with her business partner. Since it’s my day off and the kids are home, I brought them out shopping. “Heath wants Lego, so I bought him a few boxes of it. It’ll last him for a long time.” Heath liked assembling Lego pieces. His toy shelf was filled with the ones he had built. There was a big room specially filled with many shelves for him to place his Lego. Since River had no children, there were no fun toys for the siblings to play with. Since he was free, he brought them out to buy new toys. Callia also liked Lego, but she could not assemble those of high difficulty. She only played with those suitable for age three and below. Her next fav

The fact that Chad had his shift moved to a later time so he can surprise Neo in the morning and how Elisha took a leave too so she could celebrate with us is already enough to tell that they really cared about me and my baby boy. We really are a family, and I love them completely. “Do you want your gift, little man?” Chad asks after we ate some of the cake he pulled out a big red box from behind him. Neo’s eyes widened with excitement. “Yes, please!” It doesn’t take long for Neo to rip through the wrapping paper and unveil a very familiar looking lego set. Once I realized what it was, I whipped my head towards Chad and he was grinning at me. “A lego wolf kingdom! I love it! Thank you, Uncle

But no one wanted to talk to them both. “Mommy, I want to go there.” Jacob pointed at a bumped car. “Son, you’re too baby to ride here, why don’t we ride on the carousel?” When Mariane asked Jacob, the boy snorted. “I don’t want there!” “How about we go there?” David pointed to the entrance of lego land where there was a mascot standing at the entrance. Jacob’s eyes lit up as he saw his favorite cartoon character. “Mommy, Mommy! I want to go there! I want to go there!” Jacob excitingly pulled his parents, making David and Mariane almost bump into each other.

As I gazed up at the sky a head came into view, blocking the sun in my face. "You're the one who asked to train with me." Harold chuckled looking down at me. "Yeah before I realized how hard you workout. I can't feel my arms." "Come on it wasn't that bad." I glared up at his beautiful face. "If I could lift my arms I would punch you but thankfully for you I can't." "Did you kill my best friend Harold?" Another familiar head came into view. One of Harold's teammates, Ben, grinned down at me. I hadn't known it at the time but getting back with Harold apparently meant 'inheriting' his friends. And by that I mean his two close friends Ben and Daniel were now my best friends and always around. By