Not So Happy Campers Novels & Stories

Writing her own love story was her happiness hoping that it will be an happy ending when she finally reached the final chapter. The Camping was held in the forest two miles away from the town. It was a safe camping place with the beautiful scenery of a creek. The moment they came to the place, they were ordered to build their tents. Hannah and her will share a tent and Mackie will join a senior student named Glenn. Thyago will be joining the team Captain along with another guy she doesn't know the name and her naughty mind even wonder how does it feel like to be joining him in a tent. The thought made her smile like silly. They were currently having problems building their tent when Thyago s

So far, everything was going as planned, with no sign of any impending complications. However, upon their arrival at the campground, the situation took an unexpected turn for the worse. The site was packed with reporters, all seemingly involved in covering a significant event. "I was under the impression that the campground was exclusively reserved for our use this weekend," Christine voiced her concern, her tone carrying an unmistakable hint of reproof. The campsite's manager visibly winced at her words.

Camp was fun, I made friends, male and female, but more of male ‘cos I didn’t want to cheat on my girlfriend. After camp I congratulated myself on not doing ‘anything’ that might have soiled my relationship with my girlfriend (if she found out). I went straight to her place, and she ‘compensated’ me for all I had missed in camp by giving me the ‘straffing’ of my life over the holidays. Finally, after all the fun and excitement, the holidays came to an annoying end and it dawned on me that I had to go back to the north (because my relocation didn’t come through).

I added as an afterthought. She giggled. “Me too.” I didn’t doubt that for a second. “How about we put off eloping to Vegas until next year and go camping?” “Camping?” she sounded even more outraged at that idea than she had about going to a chapel in Las Vegas. “Havoc, I don’t do camping.”

Amber commented. " It's not easy being a fake sheep! Now put me down! I'm tired!!" Towcs whines as Amber unties him and puts him down with the others. " Camping was fun with Creadestor but without him here, we're stuck hunting and looking for firewood and water. It's been 5 days!! Why aren't we there yet? Must be because Kaen has sticks for legs." Repeater complained as his voice kept changing between Amber's voice, my voice, Hikaru's voice, and even Towcs's.

She probably thought she was doing me a favor by giving me the free gift that came with Glen's present. But what she didn't know was that I had majored in jewelry design back in college. Rhea didn't notice my expression change. She just kept talking softly. "You've always wanted to spend more time with Tristram, right? Glen's always been the one to take him to amusement parks and school events. I checked the forecast, and tomorrow looks great. Let's go camping at Greenvine Park, the one you've always talked about." Tomorrow was the last day before I left.

You literally dumped me at the party and went away with that friend of yours , you have too much to say and I really don’t know what to say to you or what to be like anymore . All I wanted was just a Summer camp that would take me away from the crises going on at home but I guess it's still going to continue because it is way worse than I had ever thought or even imagined . I should never have come here in the first place , this shouldn’t be what I wanted , you don’t know how much I wanted to have that peace in my life and it just seems like I can’t even get it . Whatever it is that’s going on here , we have to leave this place at this moment. I don’t get why Nate is so mad at me and he made

"You were born to be real, not perfect." __________________________________ "Seriously Justin! Why is your luggage so heavy? Did you put your dumbles in it or what?" Complained Steven as he heaved Justin's luggage into the Campervan. The boys laughed at Steven's joke, which wasn't actually a joke but turned out to be one. One by one, the boys filed into their respective vehicle's. A month had passed since Heathens vacation came to an end. But that didn't happen. One vacation was over, and another started.

“Mama! Camp is AMAZING! We did experiments with WATER and COLORS and I made a NEW friend named Maya!” “That’s wonderful! Tell me everything.” The drive home was filled with Charlotte’s detailed narration of every camp activity, every new friend, every exciting discovery. Her earlier anxiety completely forgotten in the joy of new experiences. “Tomorrow can I go back? And the next day? And EVERY day?” “You’re going every day for three weeks. That’s the plan.” “THREE WEEKS! That’s SO MUCH camp! I’m so LUCKY!” That evening, while both children played together relatively peacefully, Seraphine felt something unfamiliar. Contentment. Not happiness exactly, but satisfaction with the moment as it was

The celebration ended quietly, almost like it wasn’t a celebration at all. Even though Cecelia and the others tried to make it lively, there was still a slight tension in the air that refused to disappear. “I will go and rest first,” Mitchell said tiredly. She stood up and left. Harris quickly followed behind her. Evans and Cecelia also got up to leave. Henrietta and Jeremy stood up as well since it was already late, even though Henrietta didn’t want to go. She knew this wasn’t her home.