Matilda Mcduck Novels & Stories

But Matilda ended up proving me wrong: women have much better uses than just being breeders. It was even more like a surprise to me that the once powerless and wolfless Matilda, who everyone thought was useless, was now being celebrated as the one who brought peace to her father's pack. Matilda ended up putting Uncle Thomas in charge of overseeing the affairs of the Crescent Pack in her absence. She promised to always pay them a visit, and then she told Tony to always call her when the need arose. Matilda gave orders for Hilda to be released from house arrest, where she had been placed, but she was still not allowed near the pack house. She was made to live an ordinary life as an ordinary pa

Well, I look the opposite. I always wonder how we even click together as friends because I didn’t even look anything closer to her. Matilda is 6’8 while I am struggling between 5’2 or should I say 5’4. Her deep chocolate-brown hair cascaded down her back, stopping right at her waistline. Believe me when I say that Matilda has the best body ever. Everything about her screams perfection. “Welcome, you seem tired,” those sweet warm voices that I had missed so much snapped me back to the present and I almost teared up again. "Let's go home,”

She stopped because of what I did. "Grandma, I'm looking for Magda. The one who works at..." I paused. I breathe deeply. "...entertainment club," I said almost in a whisper. The old lady immediately looked at me after hearing it. "I don't know who's Magda that you're talking about but there is a woman living here who works in the place that you're saying," she said and raised her drawn eyebrow. "Ah... Yes! Maybe it's her," I guessed and managed to smile.

As I turn to leave, I hear a sound like that of a bird, but it's too weird to be a bird, I turn immediately and It's Matilda, she's waving at me. I move to her with quick steps. "How did you get in? I wonder aloud "Does it matter? Aren't you happy to see your friend, so you don't miss me?" she gets silly and she hugs me tightly "because I'm happy to see you and I have to confess, your speech was phenomenal. Wow, I didn't know you had the balls." she speaks none stop like a parrot. "I got no balls girl, I got the eggs." I retort sarcastically. "You got me there." we both laugh.

Horses and cows were grazing the fields on either side of us as we drove down the drive. Matilda walked outside, while wiping her hands on her sunflower apron. She had aged very little since the last time I saw her. I could tell when I walked up to her that her hair had more silver strands in it. She was a short woman with busty curves. Matilda had always been a safe haven for E and I growing up. When we wanted to escape responsibility and paternal expectations.

Matilda was the only family Mack had and he would go to the darkest depth of space if it meant she was safe. “I love you, Matilda but I think we should let our wolves have some time to say goodbye.” Mack tells her. “Yes, they will be pissed at us if they don’t get to see each other.” “I am surprised that Lincoln has been quiet this whole time.” Mack said. “Daciana, too.” Matilda said. “I feel bad I haven’t even talked to her about all this.” “Looks like we got some apologizing to do.” Says Mack.

"I'm sorry, honey. You shouldn't have to do this. I'm the one who should be working, not you." "It's okay, I'm happy to help mom. That way I can ease your burden at least for my school fees later." Emily was touched to hear it, she was proud to have a daughter like Sophia. "Emily, your daughter is really lucky. She's only been working for two days, and she's already been appointed as a personal maid. I think Mr. Oliver likes her." Elina whispered to Emily. As for Sophia, the girl was now busy playing with the clown fish in Elina's small aquarium. Apparently Elina had a small pet in her room that she had just bought yesterday and Sophia called the fish Nemo.

Amelia answered Lexy. "Werewolves don't exist, though," I tried to reason with Amelia because it seemed like she really believed this. Amelia just looked at Romeo, his ear slightly twitched upwards but his eyes remained closed, "apparently the wolves are as big as cars, they're abnormally large...a whole lot like Romeo, Pandora."

Mellana questions the woman in the front door. “Mom? I thought she was your sister!” I exclaim. “Morgan?” Mom calls her. “Melissa!” Mellana’s mother answers with enthusiasm and runs towards my mother, and both women hug each other. “Oh, my Goddess! It’s been so long we’ve seen each other.” The woman named Morgan says. “It’s been way too long.” My mom agrees. “Are you the one responsible for setting this all up for us?” “Guilty.” Morgan laughs. “I moved some chopsticks to find out where you'd be staying since someone told me they were going to protect a girl named Pandora.” She says looking at her daughter with a smirk.

It was deathly silent for only a few moments before the sound of a sniffling nose filled the space. Adelaide turned slowly to one of the corners of the room and held out her arms as the small child raced into them. She held her tight in her arms, feeling the coldness of her skin before holding her back at arms length. Her curls no longer bounced against her and were instead a limp mess that surrounded her face. She was covered in dirt and her clothes were ripped with countless bruises covering her. Adelaide could only imagine the ordeal she had gone through since she had been taken. Tears ran down her face in relief at the sight of her and Adelaide watched as a spark made its way back into h