Nightmare Before Christmas Town Meeting Novels & Stories

They got to their feet immediately and planted kisses on my cheeks. “Goodnight bloom” before retiring to their room. I almost got to my feet when Gertrude asked. “Where are you going?” I had forgotten she was here. “You might want to finish your food first”. I sat back. *** Just like I had expected and hoped, Theodore had come back for a meeting. This time around, it was a full house meeting. My mother and father were present. The beta of our pack and Tristan. Every other important member of the pack too. Theodore was accompanied by the three men I had met at the mall. Father had announced earlier that the meeting was going to take place later at night.

He unsealed the white envelope and took out the letter in it. "To Alpha Vincent Morgan. You are hereby invited to the town's werewolf council meeting which has been set up by Creek Town Werewolf Council. A discussion about the recent murders will occur and possible solutions will be brought up as well. All members of Belmore Town Werewolf Council should be at the meeting hall tomorrow morning, as early as 8am. Your presence will be appreciated." Jared looked at me, a worried look on his face. "Something just isn't right about all this. Why do we have to meet up with council members from Creek Town? Has the murders spread to their town as well?" He said and I remained silent.

-First, I need to get to know the territory and its inhabitants, especially the strongest among them- he murmured as he took the picture frame and stroked his daughter's face there- then I'll think of the worst ways to wipe them out. They both laughed. -What would you say if I told you that next Sunday the whole town-emphasis on the 'whole' to say that vampyres and werewolves would be together with humans in the same place-at the Congressional Palace to honor the city's former mayor? Bait laughed quite tangibly. -I'd tell him I should go shopping for a public event. You could almost see the mischievous grin on the mysterious voice on the other end of the line as he said, "I'll see you there,

Max's POV The next morning, after another sleepless night, I follow my dad into the main meeting room. The air smells like coffee and grief. King James sits at the head of the table. Beta Nicholas to his right. Tobias and Aiden beside him. Lucas, Xander, and Zach opposite. A councilman I do not recognise flips through a leather folder. A house maid sets coffee pots and plates of biscuits in the centre and retreats from the room. everyone nods in acknowledgment of our arrival, but No one speaks. I pour myself a cup of coffee and settle into my chair to wait.

My dad said hugging Ambrosia and shaking Jacksons hand. "Alright brother, what is going to be the process?" Phil asked. "The meeting will start at Nine in the morning, I will pick you all up at eight. Dress nicely and be polite. They will go over the details and ask you some questions and then they will let you ask any questions you may have." My dad replied. That sounded reasonable. "Is there anything that I need to know before I go?" My dad asked, looking around. "The others will meet us there." Tye replied. "The others?" My dad asked. "Yes, the council for the white witches and wolves. Since I am a wolf and she is mated to me she also falls under them." Tye replied coolly "Ah, now that wi

"Either way, I'm not going. I'm tired, I've just performed a ritual that should have killed me, and I have no interest in whatever political theatre they're staging." Killian exchanged glances with his brothers, and Adam. Something in Uncle Deka's message must have been urgent, because all four of them were already moving toward the door. "We'll be back soon," Killian said, pressing a kiss to Annie's forehead even though things had remained awkward between them since the day Belarie arrived. "Rest. Please." Annie watched them go, that sick feeling in her stomach intensifying. Something was wrong. **** The council chamber was packed. That was the first thing Dante noticed when they walked in.

Nora’s POV I had never been in the council chamber before. It was situated at the center of town, a large wooden building that I’d walked past several times but never stopped to see inside. Now, I wondered how I had gone nearly two months here in Dark Moon without ever setting foot in the place. It was Saturday, the week after Kane’s birthday party, and a meeting had been called. Every eligible wolf in Dark Moon was there, packed into the wooden pews, all facing the long table at the front, where several elders in dark robes were seated.

Being invincible was the ultimate power that somehow I managed to obtain. The week flew by in this manner and now we were all preparing for the New Year. Tonight was the annual New Year's Eve party that the town held in the community hall. This town found every reason to party and it didn't help that everyone knew everyone. I guess it was a small town thing though, always doing things together and watching out for one another. "You're not wearing that are you?" My mother asked, yanking me out of my train of thought.

Beyond the council, though, we didn’t have any ranking system other than by how skilled you were at your craft and what element you specialised in. We headed to the front of the hall and moved to the stage where Jeremy, Robert’s Beta, was standing. Once we got on the stage, he called the meeting to order and the room quieted down. The main meetings were held monthly, and we discussed all things town related. Robert went through each item on the agenda, addressing each point with patience. Every person in the room was heard if they needed to be. I addressed the issues that were related to the witches and Robert addressed the werewolves. But I was starting to feel unwell as we got closer to th

They were already up in K's bedroom before the clock struck midnight. Laura, Kathleen and Mike retreated early after a tea and some nightcap by the fireplace. They had to be up early the next morning to bring down some of the horses to town for the annual Christmas parade. Though the oldies insisted on completing the exchange of gifts before going to bed. They wouldn't want to miss on the tradition, especially since they had someone new in the family.