Protective Mama Bear Novels & Stories

"I have not been to see her yet, Alpha told me to see her first. I would have been here earlier but Gamma Chris brought in a toddler that became an orphan this morning. She is actually in the room between yours and the Luna's. She was really excited to be surrounded by both of you even though she hadn't met you." I could feel Paulette growing concerned about what she heard. "Doc, could you have her come see me when she can. I would like to reassure her that she will be protected and safe here." I saw this protectiveness come over my mate and right then I knew that our pups would have all the love and protection that I could ask for! Their mother had a fierce protectiveness and I would reign

"She's just sleeping. Healing. She'll wake up soon." "She saved us." Aiden's voice was small. "The bad man was going to hurt me and Mommy stopped him. She got hurt protecting me." "That's what mommies do." I kissed the top of his head. "They protect their children. No matter what." "But she almost died." Luna started crying quietly. "I felt it. Through my new eyes. Felt her getting weaker. What if she hadn't been strong enough?" "But she was." I held them tighter. "Your mom is the strongest person I know. Stronger than any wolf I've ever met. She's survived things that would have killed others. And she'll always fight for you. Both of you."

Her voice sliced through the baking air, forcing its way into everyone's ears. "Ignorant children of modern society! Wake up! I have destroyed the main breaker for this building! You have been poisoned too deeply by industrial civilization! "Come out and feel the natural breeze, free from industrial pollution! We are saving the planet! We are praying for the children in the mountains!" I walked onto the balcony and drew back the curtain. There stood Katie in her signature coarse linen white dress, clutching an emergency hammer she had managed to swipe from somewhere. Her arms were flung wide as she stood beneath the blazing sun.

We couldn't afford for him to get hurt, not with this many rogue mutts around. Fueled by the primal urge to not become kibble, I fought with the ferocity of a mama bear protecting her cubs. My movements were smooth, almost cocky, taking down rogue after rogue with surprising efficiency. It turns out all those "sparring sessions" with Brock actually paid off. Who knew?

My eyes snapped up, appalled at his words. My mother was just almost murdered. They did nothing to protect her and me. And now I am the whore who follows men in the woods? I could feel Adrian shaking with anger next to me. Just as he stepped forward to defend me, I grabbed his hand and stepped ahead. My voice was shaking, but this time it was because of anger instead of fear, “Alpha, my mother was abducted. She disappeared for so many days and was left to die in the forest without food and water. I may seem like a whore to you for trying to protect my mom, but I don’t regret following two men in the woods to save her. We are supposed to protect our loved ones, even if they don’t have any sta

She turned her gaze outside the window. Nate noticed her silence and exhaled deeply. "I'm sorry. I shouldn't have yelled at you. I'm just been overprotective. I don't want anything to happen to you" "I'm not pregnant yet. You shouldn't worry about me" she said softly. She was hurt with the way he yelled at her. "But Betsy is still in a coma. Just don't go anywhere please. I'm not really worried about Betsy but I'm super worried about you. Please" he also replied softly.

she said. Arlene let out a soft chuckle When she heard this, COCO BEAR. She said to herself as she heard her subconscious mind laugh so loud, while she tried so hard to control herself on the outside. "Cut it out mum," he said in a cold tone, and then he pulled away from the hug. Even after breaking the hug, Mrs. Yan wouldn't let go of her son. She an arm around his waist and asked about Arlene. "You finally brought a girl home?" She said.

Almara’s Pov The thud of my paws hitting the earth matches the rhythmic beat of my heart. Fast, yet steady. Something kicked in a couple of miles back that changed my mood from frantic to oddly calm in a maternal instinct kind of way. I have one sole mission to focus on, protect my daughter. Once that realization clicked, everything else inside me fell into place. I have this odd inner knowing that should anything or anyone get in my way, they wouldn’t stand a chance.

It was called the primal dance of survival in the moonlight, and I couldn't learn more defence lessons since I was a girl who had found her mate on time. While Liam, my mate, was practically inheriting the position of alpha from his father, I was practicing to be the Luna, and I was glad I did. "Go; find your own sustenance. This child needs my care." I said firmly a mix of authority and desperation in my voice as I raised my legs higher so that I would appear larger than the bear and, input, fear it. The bear grunted for some minutes, sensing my resolve, before retreating into the shadows, leaving us in an uneasy calm.

Sunlight streams through the living room windows, directly illuminating the front door. I’m on my way to the kitchen to find something to eat, and I stop, looking at the door. Everything that happened yesterday is fresh in my mind, including the fear. I was afraid for myself, but even more afraid for my child, and now I understand why some women refer to themselves as ‘mama bears’ when it comes to protecting their babies.