Mae From Night In The Woods Novels & Stories

Chapter 39: The Hallow Night Elias could not sleep that night. No matter how hard he tried, something seems to be waking up in his system. He got out of bed for a moment and decided to take a fresh air from the window. After meeting Rowan, he lied to Apollo where he came from. He doesn’t want to meddle with the two because he is not entitled to anything. He kept it to himself and left Rowan there. When he rolled up the shutter window, he was greeted by the shining moon above, full and round. It flashes as if illuminating the whole Northcrest. He saw the small houses in the distance lighting up like tiny stars. His smile faded as he watched them.

She wasn't going to let them take her away like that. She thought of various ways she could do that. The other kids were watching a movie which showed scenes of traps so Mia decided to do that. She already set nails just outside the gate of the orphanage then she made a Halloween witch, it giggled and laughed. She got fake cobwebs from the Halloween box. And she could dim the lights with the help of Rebecca who saw how hard she was working and offered to lend a hand. Rebecca slept in the same bunk bed with Mia, except Rebecca slept at the top while Mia slept at the bottom.

Her voice is low and quiet. She’s Amanda, 49 years old and our one and only maid, she’s been working with us for 5 years already. “Shhh... just go to Elizabeth’s room. Make sure that she doesn’t come out.” I whisper and waited for her to leave completely. My hands are shaking. I touch the doorknob. I could hear a strange noise as I listen carefully. I swallow nervously. I was surprised when I opened it and saw them both naked. A blonde young woman was on top of him...

Eventually, I fall asleep in the armchair in Mae’s room, watching over her. I wake up with the sun, immediately kicking myself for forgetting the clothes in the wash. But before I tend to that, I check on Mae. I sigh in relief as I look her over, still sleeping soundly in bed. Her coloring is better, her heart rate is on its way back to a normal rate, and her breathing is stronger. The medicine is working then. Making my way downstairs, I add more soap to the washing machine and restart it, then I heat up some water on the stove and look through Mae’s tea options. I choose a Mora berry tea, knowing how much her wolf will love it.

"I just … I wanted to check on something. With Mae." Her aunt smiled the smile of a woman who understood exactly what I wanted to check on something with Mae actually meant and found it privately delightful. She stepped aside and waved me toward the stairs without a word. I knocked twice. There was a long pause. Long enough that I knew she was on the other side deciding. The door opened. Mae stood in an oversized sweatshirt and shorts, hair pulled back, laptop tucked under one arm like she'd been mid-movement when she heard me. She looked at my empty hands. At my face. At my empty hands again.

It was Mae racing through the house finding where she’d left her wallet and phone after our party last night. The house was in all sorts. But that’s to be expected when you live in a house with four single girls.. well three and Ben. Although he was more girl than guy sometimes anyway. “Yeah, I’ll be right out”, I tried to cover my voice after just spending the last hour I would ever spend sobbing over Jon. I fixed my sandy blonde hair running my fingers through it and washed my face before racing down to meet Mae. “Don’t tell me you spoke to him again”, a frown followed Mae’s face as she noticed my eyes. “Get in, I’m driving, there’s this cute place on Mary and heaps of hot guys are there t

There was a whole wooden block surrounding me with zero peeping spaces. “... Yeah, my stomach hurts so bad.” She continued. Oh! So that was the foul smell. Rebecca’s upset stomach from tacos. “No, I will be okay.” Then it sounded like she had ended the phone call. The foul smell came creeping back in, and that time, I was so close to barfing behind the shelf. Suddenly, I heard chairs being pushed and then footsteps. “Maid!” she yelled as she left the office.

“It’s working! She’s turning it inward!” Lucas dragged Devon toward the exit. “We have to go now!” “But Emily—” “She knew!” The fire erupted behind them. A wind rushed upward from the Hollow Tree, carrying dust, bark, and screams. Then — silence. Lucas sat in the grass, covered in soot and sap. Devon knelt beside him, holding the camera. Marla stood at the tree line, her eyes back to normal — but forever changed. “She did it,” Marla whispered. “The forest is sleeping again.”

Maeve is asleep, however, with her forehead resting on her knees as she sits beside the fire. I consider sleeping, too. I need it, but we’re out here alone and exposed. The woods offer no cover. I can see for miles through the thin trees. But I haven’t been keeping an eye out like I should have been because the second I look over the top of Maeve’s head and into the woods, a shadow catches my attention. I’m up on my feet, leaping over the top of Maeve’s head, within a breath. Maeve yelps when the sole of my boot grazes the top of her head, but the sound is stolen by my body colliding with another man, the two of us hitting the ground with an echoing thump and rolling into the sparse underbru

Maid for me chapter 14 The sudden pain caused me to lose my balance and I swooned. “Mari! Are you okay?” Tara exclaimed in shock and concern. I blinked rapidly trying to chase away the hot headache that had enveloped my skull. “Hmm, yes. I’m fine,” I whispered to her reassuringly. “Liar, you can’t even stand upright,” One of the maids said worriedly. I looked around and realized that they had seized their conversation and were all crowded around me.