Pineapple And Snowbear Novels & Stories

I won’t be able to shift, no matter how hard I try. As I step backwards, my foot slips in the snow, causing me to fall to the ground. My body acts as a shield as I hold Ruby, keeping her from hitting the ground, but now I know I won’t be able to fight back with the pain in my body as the two Bears stand over me menacingly. One of the Bears stoops down, stroking Ruby’s hair. I don’t have the strength to pull her away. All I can do is bare my teeth at the Bear, which only causes him to laugh even harder.

Young Peirce said as he stared at the huge mountains after the swamp then he looked down and drew what he saw while sitting on a stone. “What is that white sand on the tip of the mountains?” she asked pointing her short stick to the location of the mountains. “They are called Snow.” “Wow, that?! Have you gone there before?” “Yeah. Only once and that was the last time because I was chased by ice bears trying to devour me raw.” He chuckled, “I barely made it out.” He said then his eyes widened. Wait who am I speaking with?! He thought as he slowly looked back, Young Vanilla jumped to his front.

I smirked thinking of how ridiculous a black bear carrying a young red haired petite girl must of looked. "True" she laughed with me. Her laugh gave me shivers and I was sad to think I hadn't heard her laugh in a long time. We drove in silence to the ice cream shop and climbed out. We filled our tubs and added our toppings before returning to the car I drove her out of the village where she was likely to be spotted and out to the watering hole and parked up. She kicked off her trainers and placed her feet on my dash this time I smiled at her as she licked strawberry ice cream off her spoon. I tried desperately not to think about her mouth and turned back to my chocolate ice cream cursing the

“You made this one for me, didn’t you?” Alex’s expression softened immediately. “I did.” Elian’s smile was pure sunshine. “It’s perfect. His name’s Thunder.” “Thunder?” I asked with a laugh. Elian nodded solemnly. “Because he runs fast and protects the bears.” My eyes stung a little — in that warm, stupid, happy way. The twins, not to be outdone, began making growling noises, hugging their bears dramatically. “Thunder and Papa Bear are best friends!” “Papa Bear always wins!”

Because of that, the snow here was pristine, blanketing the ground in a perfect layer of white. In the middle of the park stood a glass cabin. Jean, Alex, Lacey, and a few others were gathered around a bonfire, sipping beverages and enjoying the winter scenery. "Damn, you guys are living the life!" I remarked, brushing snow off my coat. Jean handed me a freshly baked sweet potato. "Here you go! Just made it—soft and smooth!" I waved a hand. "I'll have it later. I just had seafood." "Girl, you just had seafood?! And you didn't even tell us?!" Alex moaned. "What kind of friend does that?!"

Aki said in the same tremulous voice, “I don’t think that’s him.” There was an aggressive huff and Temujin’s eyes snapped open. They all scrambled to their feet and backed away from the entrance, Griffin the slowest. The Harpax eagle let out his loudest screech in response to the snorting territorial claim. “Bear,” Temujin gasped. “Aren’t bears supposed to be in deep slumber this time of year?” “It’s a snow bear,” Temujin said pointedly. The northern lights must’ve started while they were sleeping because there was ruby-red light spilling from outside. Against this striking light, the bear’s silhouette – white on the edges and standing upright – blocked their only exit, undeterred by Griffin

He showed me a picture of two dogs. “This is bastard is Bear,” he said as he pointed to a brown fluffy dog on the left. “It was left at the shelter when he lost part of his ear in a fight with a dog. He reminds me of a bear, with that round fucking ear of his. And this,” he pointed to the other dog, it looked like a Pitbull. “This is Snake. He was bit by a damn snake and his leg had to be amputated. He’s the happiest and sweetest dog you’ll ever meet and he’s just as fast as Bear. He just needed to figure out a new way to run.”

Aidinth laughed, “You know her very well, Luna Abby.” Everyone laughed and I replied, “I’m very passionate about this cause. I want it to work out for you guys. I can’t stand the thought of you losing more werebears, but I love polar bears, and I don’t want them killed off either. Aren’t they endangered?” Denali replied, “Yes. We can’t hunt them or the Blue Bears.” I shook my head, “Wait. What? Blue Bears?” Denali chuckled, “Blue Bears are Glacial Bears. They’re beautiful and they are extremely rare. They’re our white wolves.” I chuckled, “I get it. I had just never heard of them. Why don’t we set a time for the next meeting, and I will include Koda on it?” Gideon smiled, “Koda Orson? Big bl

He rolled his eyes, exhaling deeply, clearly not impressed with my lack of cooperation. "Looks like you’re still angry with us," he commented, his voice casual, almost too casual, as if I hadn’t just told him off multiple times in the span of a few minutes. I didn’t bother responding. I didn’t need to. The cashier continued to ring up the clothes— twenty garments. "Who are you buying it for? A toddler?" Alex asked, his voice tinged with mockery as he eyed the designs. Tigers, otters, pandas and more.

"I was looking over there. It looked like it might be a cool place to explore." "That's Winchester Point," he said. "There's an old trapper cabin up there. It's mostly a ruin now, but it is kind of cool. And there are blueberries." Shasta grinned. "See! I could go pick blueberries." "There are also bears." Her grin dropped as her eyes widened. "Bears. Seriously?" Blake had to laugh. "They like the blueberries. But you'd probably be okay. I'm sure I can scrounge up an extra skiff for you."