Paw Patrol The New Pup Novels & Stories

That left only Theodore. I touched the letters. My hand jerked back as if I'd been burned. The tears came anyway. I turned my back to him. I wiped my face. I took a breath. I shifted. My claw dug into the bark. I dragged it through our names until they were gone. When I was done, I shifted back. I turned around. I forced a smile. "Theodore. Stop chasing me. Please. You found your fated mate. Isn't that enough?" "You thought waiting for me would move me? I already have a mate. Our pup is almost seven."

Her eyes drift shut, and she nuzzles her face against my hand. The Alpha releases a sharp bark, capturing the attention of a dire wolf pup. The pup, already the size of a traditional wolf, trots over and settles at my feet. The Alpha lets out a deep howl that resonates within me. Following his lead, the rest of the pack joins in the song before turning to leave. All except the curious pup at my feet, who remains fixed on me with an inquisitive gaze.

Eva asked him shining her newly colored blue eyes at him. Luca smiled and said "You see, a Wolf will not protect what he has until he's challenged by another Wolf who wants to take it" "Huh?" Eva said and Luca stood up and patted her head and said "Soon you'll understand Eva" ~~~~

But today, I was determined to win them over. I gathered the pups in the clearing, their curious eyes following my every move. The clearing was a sun-dappled expanse of grass and wildflowers, surrounded by towering trees that whispered secrets in the breeze. The youngest pup, barely able to toddle, clung to the hand of an older sibling, while the eldest stood with their arms crossed, a curious eyebrow raised. Their expressions were a mix of boredom, curiosity, and suspicion, a challenge I was eager to tackle.

With that, I hung up and blocked his number without hesitation. Liam must have sensed the tension in the car because he smiled and tried to lighten the mood. “Miss Griffin, you came here to start a new life. Don’t let stuff like that ruin it. We’ll be at your apartment soon. You’re going to love it.” I turned my eyes to the sky. The clouds at the horizon were painted gold by the setting sun, and for the first time in years, I felt a weight lifting off my shoulders. I nodded lightly. “You’re right. I’m looking forward to my new beginning.”

By then, I couldn’t help but want to walk over just a little closer and look at her more clearly. However, suddenly, a soft, small pup hugged my leg. “Alpha, do you know where the candy is? I want candy.” I lowered my head to find a smaller version of Clary. Her eyes were round and bright, like purple grapes soaked in clear water. Even though I had never seen her before, the moment I caught the scent of the pup, my pupils shrank, my heartbeat quickened, and an instinctive familiarity surged through me. A strong protective instinct rose in me. My chest ached unbearably.

“Mr. Alpha! Sir!” Turning, I smiled as a young pup raced over to me. His mother was chasing after her, admonishing him as he ran straight for me. I hadn’t seen them, but it looked like they had their own car and packed up their things. The young pup was clutching a small stuffed wolf to his chest. Squatting down, I put my hand up to stop one of the warrior from intercepting him. He breathed heavily as he got to me. He was maybe seven or eight.

Axel’s glare intensified, sensing Xavier’s amusement at the predicament. A snicker escaped Xavier, transforming quickly into a cough when he realized Axel’s disapproval. “So, you got a new puppy this weekend. That’s nice,” Xavier remarked, trying to steer the conversation away from the dog predicament. “A temporary PUPPY Axel corrected again, his frustration with the canine companion evident. There is no way I’m keeping it, he asserted firmly, emphasizing his lack of intention to turn dog owner. “And from your obvious joy, I imagine you met with Eva’s twins, Axel said, taking a seat and inviting Xavier to share more about his seemingly delightful encounter.

The pup sniffed at the air before it ran further inside. “Alpha Mike!” A male werewolf saw the pup limping toward him and cried out in delight to the packmates behind him. “It’s the lost pup! We found it!” When Mike, an Alpha of another pack, saw the pup’s injured leg, he frowned. “Someone’s bandaged his leg.” The pup whined and bit down on Mike’s robe before tugging him along. “I think he wants you to follow him…” “Let’s go.” The pup barked and brought them to Zoey’s side.

I quickly looked away before they noticed the smile threatening to break across my face. Because the warrior genuinely sounded terrified. "Excuse me, Luna?" A small voice made me stop. I looked down. A little pup stood a few feet away, peeking out from behind what I assumed was his mother's leg. The she-wolf looked horrified. The pup looked curious. Very curious. The kind of curiosity that usually led to trouble. "Rowan!" his mother hissed. "What?" the pup whispered loudly. His mother looked like she wanted the ground to open up and swallow her whole.