Paw Patrol Grown Up Novels & Stories

I gave a small smile towards Vivian, who frowned lightly as if she wanted to say something, but eventually pursed her lips and continued to look at me. "Once upon a time, there was a carefree little girl, surrounded by loving parents, caring family, and friends. She thought she would continue to grow up happily ever after, until the war happened. The relentless battle destroyed everything she had and forced her to transform from a little girl into a werewolf warrior who could stand on her own." I glanced up at Vivian and noticed her brow gradually relaxing, her eyes beginning to glisten with tears. "With her newfound strength to end the strife, she also protected millions of girls who were o

I kissed my precious pup's soft cheek as he slept peacefully in his crib, then picked up the latest territory expansion proposal from my desk. Looking over the detailed maps and strategic assessments, I smiled with genuine confidence for the first time in months. "This territory—the Blackwood Pack will take it."

“I think we have a plan, one that will work in capturing them by using Charles and hopefully end all this.” I woke up to her singing one of Papa’s old songs that he would blare out in his garden, as she fed our pup. It’s been a fast couple of weeks, and he has grown so much already, werewolves tend to grow quicker, but I didn’t expect just how big he’s already gotten. He’s already holding his head up and pats his Mommy’s boob like he’s grown. I stood over them and shook my head, “dude those are my toys, don’t play with them, you only get to eat from them.” I put my finger out and he grabbed onto it as he suppled from my toy, “you’re cruel little man,” I swear he smiled at me.

Kevin glared at Lupus. Lupus just remained quiet. "Uh, he's been exercising since a very young age." I answered for him. "Explains why he's so ripped." He sat back in his chair wincing. "Babe, you're gonna have to feed me. I can't move my entire body." He looked at Susan. Susan just chuckled at his pain. "Me too." Dad added while giving mom the puppy eyes. I feel kinda bad for them now. I should've warned Lupus not to go pro on them.

It was an admirable trait, and Bo had the strongest feeling that he would learn a lot on their trip to the park. “Do you like dogs?” Jessamine’s voice was unexpected, but not unwanted, her bright eyes looking up at Bo expectantly as they continued their trek. Bo considered it for a moment, he hadn’t thought about pets in a long time, as his current address did not allow for pets above a certain size. “I suppose I do, though I haven’t had one since I was a kid.” Jessamine stopped abruptly in her tracks, the action nearly starting a domino train as Bradley had to stop himself just as quickly to avoid falling on top of the girl, the smaller form of Oscar bumping into his back.

he says, lifting Nate in a bridal style and tossing him in the air, making him go into a laughing frenzy. “Paw patrol,” Nate suggests, making Logan chuckle. “Awe, paw patrol? But we watched it yesterday, bud.” Logan grunts. We have been stuck watching the same paw patrol movie for the past five days, request from our little one. “But, I like that movie, dad,” he says, smiling and winning the battle. Logan loves when Nate calls him dad, so, he gives in just by hearing Nate calling him dad. “Ok, ok. Paw patrol it is,” he says as he starts the tv and we sit together to watch paw patrol for the sixth night in a row.

“Olivia doesn’t have pets. Sophie doesn’t have pets. Marcus not Uncle Marcus, your classmate Marcus doesn’t have pets. ‘Everyone’ is inaccurate.” Charlotte huffed dramatically but moved on. “FINE. But when I’m a GROWN-UP I’m getting TWELVE puppies. And you can’t STOP me.” “When you’re a grown up with your own house, you can get twelve puppies if you want. Until then, no puppies.” After Charlotte left to sulk productively, Seraphine asked: “PowerPoint presentations? She made actual PowerPoint presentations about pet ownership?” “Three of them. With charts, citations, and cost benefit analysis. Our six year old made business presentations to advocate for puppies.” Damien looked simultaneously

transformed. He smiled, pressing a soft kiss to my forehead. "Good," he murmured. As we dressed, his fingers lingered on my skin, leaving trails of fire in their wake. I caught sight of myself in the cracked mirror and barely recognized the woman staring back. My lips were swollen, my eyes bright with a wild sort of joy. Suddenly, a voice crackled through what I now realized was an earpiece in the stranger's ear. "Boss, the coast is clear. But we need to move. Now."

Audrey Annabelle hopped up on one of the seats at the counter of the pizza place, drumming her fingers against the red countertop as we waited for our pizzas to be ready. Dino’s was the same as it had ever been. I was surprised to hear that they still didn’t deliver but only offered take-out pizzas. Same as it had ever been. I shook my head. North Carolina had barely changed since I had left it. Yet again, I felt hopelessly adrift, like I had far outpaced this town and everyone in it.

When we pulled away, he wiped my tears away with his tiny hands. Leila cooed. “He’s so adorable! Can’t I clone him?” “No can do! He has a great destiny to fulfil,” I smiled. “What did your mom say?” Silas asked curiously. “She told me that Paxton was never meant to be a part of my destiny, but now that I’ve included him, his fate has changed entirely. He’s going to play a big role in Thaddeus’ life. Thaddeus will shift when he turns six, and Paxton when he turns twelve. They’ll both have wolves like Nikolas and will reach their full sizes at age eighteen. Paxton will also be given powers of his own, and he and Thaddeus will not have the same power, which means they will need each other,” I t