Nick Fear Street Novels & Stories

Crossing my fingers praying that there was not a Doctor Abraham Van Helsing anywhere in our version of the yellow pages. Rather than sleep, I spent the night formulating my own strategy as to how to get Nicky to stop, and here we are. While I truly don’t believe Jonathan means to harm me, I can’t help but lurch back into the small metal box away from his thin hand reaching out for mine. The scene has the formerly quiet blonde in one corner, all but howling in laughter. In that moment of embarrassment, fear, dread, and what Alex refers to as my big feelings that are simply too large to express, I do the unthinkable……..

*Hadley* In the split second it takes for fear to crystallize in my veins, Nick, in his majestic wolf form, surges forward. His massive body barrels into the space between me and the descending enemy, intercepting the attack with a collision that echoes through the warehouse like a thunderclap. The force sends the enemy sprawling, thrown off course by the sheer might of Nick's intervention. His protective stance, a formidable barrier between me and harm, is a silent vow of safety in the chaos.

He was lying face down, and face up, all at once. I live in that house now. I am the village "fixer." And every night, I listen to the scratching beneath the floorboards. I don't fear the ones that crawl. I fear the ones that wait. Because now I know that the most terrifying thing in the world isn't death—it’s a corpse that refuses to close its eyes.

Could this hick town be any more uncultured? With a sigh, Nickie brushed her dark hair to the side and left the tiny hotel room. She couldn’t stand looking at the tacky wallpaper or the unclean smell of the room. She hadn’t walked far when she found a little bar, but then in this middle of nowhere town, nothing was too far. Nickie walked in with her head held up high and tried not to get sick at the smell of the cheap alcohol. As she sat at the bar, she couldn’t help but feel a twinge of defeat eat at her.

She disappeared into the snowy night, shrinking into a small speck beneath the streetlight. Her phone rang. The moment she answered, a voice burst out from the other end. “Evelyn, did you meet Mr. Drake? Are you okay?” “I’m fine.” “God, you scared me!” Her friend let out an audible sigh of relief. Nicholas Drake’s reputation in New York was terrible. People said he had a violent temper, ruthless methods, and a habit of never letting anyone off once they crossed him. Every woman his father tried to match him with refused to marry him, afraid they’d end up dead.

After a long time chat, they turned off the television, even without finishing the movie, they lazily walked to their rooms half awake. Nick found himself in Weston Hills High, he wondered what he was doing here at midnight. He was lying on the sports field then he sat up, staggering, as he headed towards the school gate. His muscles were so weak, that he found it difficult to carry his body. His visions were blurred, and he quivered when he heard the hissing of snakes and chirping of the birds. The whole school began to get covered by a thick black cloud, he heard a hysterical laugh that sent him down to the ground. He managed to stand back on his feet then a dagger struck him from behind,

She can also be really sexy but I never know what she will do. I walk down the hall and peak into the room and she that she's still sleeping. I tiptoe in and get on the bed slowly. I put some whipped cream on her hand and break off a piece of loose thread from the bedsheets. I tickle her nose but she only wiggled it a little. I go deeper and her hand flies just past my face and smacks hard into hers. She jumps up, gasping as she looks around frantically. I jump back and stand by the door trying not to laugh.

He'd ordered, taking off his clothes and piling it next to her. Nadine looked away immediately. Nick laughed, “It's nothing you haven't seen before.” He taunted, before he transformed into a lycanthrope and stalked the innocent deer that was chewing on a shrub. Within a twinkle of an eye, Nick lounged at the deer, startling it. The poor animal did not have time to run as Nick held its body, and voraciously inserted his teeth into its neck. The deer squealed, probably a call for help, before it went limp.

Sahana threw her hands up, "Aw comeonn just man up and watch itt. It's not even that scary." I gave her a *did you not hear what I just said?!* look. "Pleaaasseee, for meeee. I'm the one who's sick ya know." She pointed at herself. I rolled my eyes in defeat, "Ugh ok fine. Don't expect the neighbors to NOT come knocking on your door after, asking whether there is a hyena on crack living with you. Just sayin." I shrugged. A giggle escaped from Sahana, "Hehe it's ok I'll deal with it."

I learned as much as I could without being obvious and then decided to leave the rest of my education to Geoffrey when we met up the following day. Nevi refused to allow me to accompany him to my house, even though it was daylight. Once again, he reminded me I had watched too many Bram Stoker movies. He reminded me that we’d seen Nika and Frank in the movie theater during twilight hours, which meant that she was able to walk in the daylight. The traits of the maker always transferred. Frank was a day-walker.