Oliver Disventure Camp Novels & Stories

"And we're not sleeping in tents like some corporate retreats do." "Thank God for that," Olivia said from the back, visibly relieved. "When Luke mentioned competitive camping, I pictured myself sleeping on frozen ground and eating military rations." "You'll still be eating outdoors," Luke noted, checking something on his phone. "But at least it'll be food prepared by chefs who specialize in outdoor activities." In the rearview mirror, I noticed how Olivia paid attention when my brother spoke, even if she tried to keep it subtle. "Since when do you know all the details of this camp?" Mia asked Luke, raising an eyebrow.

Olivia would smile and say, "It's okay. We have all the time in the world. I can wait. It's not urgent, anyway." But no one expected life to be filled with uncertainties. The "all the time in the world" she spoke of only lasted a few years. Fresh ingredients were laid out on the roll-up table, and the barbecue grill was lit. String lights in the shapes of stars and moons were hung across the canopy. Everything was extremely beautiful. It was the camping trip she longed for. She would feast on barbecue in the dark outdoors as she watched stars falling from the sky. He never forgot about it.

Olive nudged from my side, a fun glint in her eyes as she rocked our joined hands. “Babe…” My voice trailed off. “Are you sure you can do this? I mean, it’s in the middle of nowhere, and you’re pregnant.” “I’m pregnant, baby. Not disabled,” she chuckled. I scanned the room. I was the only one protesting this damn thing. Jess stood by her side with a tall guy who looked like Roman Reigns Junior. She had complained about being a third wheel and brought her own “distraction.” A two-day campout would help me before our big game in three weeks though, plus, I need to stay alert incase Olly needs anything.

Adam said. I excitedly squeezed Oliver’s hand and smiled. - Yes sure. Oliver answered. We talked about which movie we wanted to watch. I was quiet I did not watch movies so I let them find one, which they did. It was an adventure movie. Throughout the movie, my head was in Oliver’s neck most of the time. I wanted to smell him. Also, I was trying to eat ice cream and smiling. Oliver was excited too, he was eating ice cream and from time to time gave me a spoon of his. Somewhere during the movie, I had to go to the bathroom, so I poked Oliver. His attention was right away on me.

Every thing was going smoothly. Lewis suddenly disappeared right after their arrival. Even so, Oliver just noticed it when he was finally biding his farewell to the adventures guild master. “Let’s play again next time Anna" “Of course I would love to" Curious on why Anna was called as Anna even though she was acting like she is Anya, Oliver didn’t question her. Kids sure fail to hide things. Eve so, he do believe that Anna is a child who wouldn’t make careless action if it would be danger for them.

"Hey! Are you all sleeping?" Mr Alberty, the Art teacher from Merganzel public school and the one among the two teachers in charge of our camp asks through the microphone, making everyone stir in their seats. "C'mon, wake up all of you. We'll be at Hondbill National Park in five minutes. Hey there! Wake the one sleeping beside you." There was nobody beside me. Adonis was still in the back with the dudes. "Guys, before we reach there, I'd like to give you a few quick instructions although I'm sure you've been instructed enough from your schools," Mr Alberty clears his throat when everyone finally stirs awake.

Oliver smiled at me, “it’s okay. Your dogs are really nice, you can cook and you’re funny. The pack will get used to you.” I patted Oliver on the back, “are you sure you’re eight and not forty? You’re way too mature. Your mom told me you like to climb stuff and run too. Did you know that they have this big zipline and like an obstacle course in the trees. It’s really cool. I mean I don’t know if they let you go to a human town, after what happened.” Fuck I was rambling again. “That sounds so cool! I’ll ask mom. It would be so much fun!” Oliver said excitedly.

Oliver woke about two hours into the trip. “Are we there yet?” he asked. I laughed. “Not quite. Do you want your tablet?” He shook his head. “No.” “Do you want a snack?” He yawned. “No thanks.” “Your books and things are in the backpack.” “We could play a road game,” Alex suggested. I grinned. “It’s been a while since I’ve done that.” “What’s a road game?” Oliver asked. Alex looked at me and scowled. “You didn’t play road games with him on your trip out here?”

Chapter 153 A few days later. "Mommy, can I join the school activity next week?" Olivia stood at the doorway of Elena's room, her face half hesitant. Elena, who was combing her hair in front of the mirror, turned slowly. "What activity, dear?" “An outdoor school assignment. We’re going to Catskill Mountain. Camping, hiking, and learning about mountain ecosystems firsthand.” Olivia held up the laminated flyer, “Here it is, Mom, from school. It’s an official activity. Just two nights.”

Victor bought a chocolate cone and knelt on the grass to hand it to Oliver. The boy took it. Then, Oliver stopped. Oliver's sharp blue eyes, Ellis's exact eyes, looked straight past Victor. He stared directly into the bushes where Ellis's men had hidden the camera. The six-year-old genius knew exactly who was watching. A wicked, brilliant smirk spread across Oliver's face. He turned back to Victor. Oliver grabbed Victor's large hand and deliberately placed it right over Selena's hand holding her purse. "Thank you, Uncle Victor," Oliver said loudly. The hidden mic picked up his clear voice perfectly. "You always take such good care of us. We look just like a real family, don't we?"