Panda Bear From We Bare Bears Novels & Stories

Luna couldn't contain her excitement as she arrived in Chengdu, knowing that she would have the opportunity to see these gentle creatures up close. Her first stop was the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding, a conservation center dedicated to the protection and breeding of giant pandas. As Luna entered the base, she was greeted by lush bamboo forests and spacious enclosures where pandas roamed freely. Luna observed the pandas munching on bamboo, playing, and lazily rolling around, their black and white fur shining in the sunlight. She felt a deep connection with these endangered animals and realized the importance of conservation efforts to ensure their survival.

Nita toed the sandals off her feet. Creeping closer to the fighting bears from the side, she pulled out the pepper spray from her dress pocket. She couldn’t stop staring at the fighting giants. The brown bear was in deep shit. His muzzle was in Ky’s mouth. And Ky was biting down. More sounds of crunching could be heard coming from the two. They clawed at each other’s arms. Huffing and growling, the two bears continued to battle.

Kayla alone cared if I was alive or not. Barrett had rules; I could only leave the house on Saturdays when I was going grocery shopping. I didn't even have time for Kayla anymore, and the shocking part was he paid me. Like I was some servant. I didn't mind because I needed the money. If I was able to pay 150 million dollars, I would be free. I cleaned, did the laundry, or babysat weird Jarvis, who wouldn't talk to me. Maybe she was autistic. I stood, staring at the pool, my mind void of thoughts when the sudden sound of the gate buzzer startled me. We hardly had visitors; who must it be? I pondered making my way to the front door.

Really? Sabrina clung to his arm while he was reading some documents. Then she went back to bed, bringing the big panda bear that they bought and hugged it, clinging to its arm. He hated that panda. It occupied half of the bed, leaving him no space to sleep. She liked hugging it more than she liked hugging him.

Julian, now truly frustrated, sternly said, "Olivia!" Olivia quickly hid behind Lily. Lily shook her head at Julian, pulling the child into her arms, and then said, "Olivia, the polar bear has gone to sleep. It's very lazy, so let's not bother it. How about Auntie takes you to see the pandas instead?" Olivia seemed to understand and, hearing about the pandas, excitedly pulled Lily forward. Julian followed behind, his eyes narrowed as he watched Lily's gentle smile, deep in thought. He wondered – if they ever had children together, what would that be like?

This wasn’t just shopping—it was buying out the entire stock! The chubby little one hopped off his seat and walked over to the pile of bears, large and small. His sparkling eyes scanned them before turning to his father. “Papa, are all these for Ayu?” Yin Yue nodded. “Ayu loves bears!” he exclaimed joyfully. “Isn’t that too much?” Ladapha remarked, glancing at the overwhelming number of bears that would surely take up most of the bed space. “It could be more if it keeps you from stealing him at night,” Yin Yue replied in a calm tone.

Damn, I guess his mansplaining helped. A row of cheap stuffed animals hangs from a rope against the wall and I scan them all deciding which to take home with me. There's a bright pink panda bear with eyes a little too closely set to one another. A blue teddy bear holds a heart with love stitched across it in a swirly font, in case anyone wants to out themselves in an inner-office relationship I guess. They're kind of pathetic, exactly what you'd expect from a carnival. My eyes fall on a green frog with longer than normal legs and I decide he's my prize since it fits with the game.

There’s a lot more to a human’s life,* I said, pointing out the obvious. “And you’re being selfish! He thought he would never have a mate, maybe even never get cubs of his own. Imagine how he feels, did you even think about that,* she huffed. I watched as Kendra laid some shorts in front of Diego, he quickly began to shift. Burgundy laid completely still and licked her lips with anticipation. We both watched without shame as his fur disappeared, his body shrank and his giant paws disappeared. Soon, there stood the stocky werebear, in all his glory.

Panda says, his face scarlet. "Then show me." Tina grins. Slowly, Panda picks up the paper and holds it up to the camera. A moment of silence passes as Tina scrunches up her eyebrows and wonders what it is. "A monkey?" "No." Panda says in embarrassment. "I don't know. What is it?" "Cub." Tina raises her eyebrows in question. Sighing, Panda points at the drawing and explains, "It's a drawing of our baby." The laughter which follows is music to his ears. A sound so familiar to Panda that he realises he misses the times when they lived together more than he thought.

As she makes eye contact with Eliana, she smiles and tosses the rag onto her shoulder. Eliana's gaze is drawn to the pendent dangling around the woman's neck. It is a paw. It is thicker than that of a wolf. Fear now the dominant trait overrunning Eliana's body, she tries to shove the stranger away as an anguished gasp escapes her body. "You are werebears!"