Protective Mama Bear Mga Nobela at Kwento

Before Dad got sick, he’d take me camping during the fall, to watch the forest come alive with flame. “Mother doesn’t like Fall—” Adelina snorted, earning a stern look from Alette. “Don’t look at me like that, you know it’s ridiculous.” “Is it safe to speak in here?” Atlas questioned, his eyes darting towards the closed doors. “Sure is! Water Nymphs are also gifted when it comes to protection.” Adelina smiled proudly, lifting her little chin. “Melia can create a natural protective barrier. Anyone within the barrier can hear each other, so if someone’s lurking, they won’t hear a thing.”

“Uh, do you think that Chad and Katara would hurt our moms?” Jade scoffed and cursed under his breath. “Yeah, yeah, I think they would. Katara’s mom died sooner than she should have because of us, so yeah, I don't think they would hold back when it comes to our moms.” I appreciated how honest he was but I could not help but feel more worry and anxiety. My desire to find a way out of here was now higher than it ever was. “We should be worried, yes, but not too worried. My mom was the Luna of our pack. She has an incredible wolf. She would be able to protect herself and your mom in the meantime if anything was to happen.”

He had obviously known the bears were in the area. The mother appeared a moment later, following behind her cubs to keep them safe. Leesa had seen bears before at the San Diego Zoo, but this was very different. There was nothing between her and the powerful beast except a narrow stream and maybe a hundred feet of ground. She knew from television nature shows how quickly a bear could cover that little bit of distance. She glanced at Rave, but he seemed unconcerned, so she relaxed. As fast as the bear might move, Rave could carry her out of here far faster if need be.

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.

Andy’s dad, Dave, is a nice guy, but I ain’t never seen him in bear form. Bronx tells me he’s a docile Kodiak bear named Maskwa. Clash says a docile bear is impossible. I’m not sure what to believe. In the military, they trained me to disable threats. If Maskwa decides he’s going to become a threat to Andy or anyone else in my pack, I’m gonna disable him.

I know what he is doing is important but this is something no parent should have to miss out on. I sigh as the doctor and Dorothy walk in. "Momma is awake! How are you feeling?" The doctor started. The doctor went on for about 30 minutes or so. Dorothy stayed behind to help me start breastfeeding them. "I'm going to warn you. These boys are going to grow quick. They will hit all the milestones they usually will but at an accelerated rate. It's normal for bear shifters but it's like on steroids because of the Beta blood. You breastfeeding may only last a few months but we can do this as long as possible." She explained.

Mother exclaimed. “Yes, there’s enough of us here to protect the camp, we’ll be fine”. I insisted as I pulled her in for a farewell hug. “Just remember if anything happens, come straight here with as many people as you can”. I whispered to her as a pull of angst suddenly nagged in my stomach to watch them leave to somewhere I couldn’t protect them. “Oh, my sweet Raven”. Mother cooed in my ear. “I am so proud of you”. Her voice almost cracked as she squeezed me tighter.

“Poor little billionaire!” “Bet she misses her big mansion and fancy food!” “Ask her if prison got room service!” Amelia kept her head down and said nothing. She felt too tired to fight back. Big Mama stepped closer to the bars and glared outside. “Shut the hell up before I shut you up myself.” The laughing stopped right away. Mouse whispered to Amelia, “That’s why nobody messes with Big Mama. She protects her people.” Big Mama looked at Amelia. “You better toughen up fast, girl.

I informed making his eyes brighten. “Are you coming with us, mama?” He asked. “Nope, I have to be here. I have something to take care of here, and it requires my attention.” I answered “Only Luna and I?” He looked up at me with his icy blue eyes. “Yeah baby, don't worry. I would come and get you both when I'm done.” I promised. “But who will protect us from the bad guys?” Luna pouted her lips. “Grandmama is a very good fighter. She would not allow anything or anyone else to attack you, she will be there to protect you.” I ruffled his head while hugging him.

"Open your eyes. We need you." Justice blankets me and our baby with warmth to protect us from whatever is happening outside my mind. Everything else fades away. I sense another surge of pain. My pack members howl in agony. A piece of me wants to feel it. The distant part of me that craves the feeling of pain and destruction tries to push through. The maternal instinct to protect my baby is stronger. I push everything away and keep her safe from it all. Safe with Justice and me in the darkness enveloping us. It doesn't matter how long we will be there. I have her and she has me and Justice. Nothing else matters.