Protective Mama Bear Novels & Stories

I raked my mind for images of the wolf I saw. "He was brown, kinda big and fluffy. I don't know what else to say" I answered truthfully, it was dark after all. "That's the description of almost every wolf" Caleb pointed out, and I gave him an unimpressed look. I didn't miss the way Mama bear looked though, as if she knew something. Emma was throwing daggers at her with her eyes, looking at her disapprovingly. The longer we sat the more they looked uneasy. "I have to go," Mama bear announced suddenly. "You're okay Victoria, you're not in danger" She reassured.

"Without you?" "Just for a few days. Mommy has to go fix some things. But you'll be safe here. Miss Rebecca has kids your age. And animals. And lots of space to play." "I don't want to stay without you." Emma started crying. "Please don't leave me." It took everything I had not to break down with her. "Baby, I'm not leaving you. I'm protecting you. There are some bad people who want to hurt Mommy. And the best way to keep you safe is to make sure they can't find you. Do you understand?"

She gripped the bed rails with white knuckles and I could feel her pain echoing through the bond. I moved closer to her, pressing against the side of the bed. Mate needed comfort. Needed to know she was safe and protected. "He's guarding her," the pack doctor said. "Classic protective behavior during birth. He sees all of us as potential threats to her and the baby." "So what do we do?" Marcus asked. "We can't deliver a baby with a feral wolf standing guard." "You're going to have to," Natasha gasped out between contractions. "Because he's not leaving and I'm not asking him to."

“Please, he may do something worse or even order you to flush my pup out. Help me keep it a secret until I leave this place.” Her eyes grow to the size of saucers. “You want to leave?” She asks, looking horrified. “Please help me… you’re a mother too. Help me save my pup by keeping this between us.” I haven't even heard the heartbeat yet but I'm already filled with so much love for my pup and my protective instincts have kicked in. I can do anything to protect my pup. Is this how motherhood works? The healer's expression softens and she looks like she’s decided to help me out much to my relief.

I could sense the baby through the bond and let out a relieved breath. I scoop her in my arms and plow through the rest of the clan towards our room. Someone tried to stop me and I whirl around in half leopard form. I let out a deafening roar before I realized it was my mother. She backs away from me with tears in her eyes. I shift back as tears roll down my cheeks. "I could have handled them," I choke quietly. "Why did she do that?" "She did what no one did for her, protect who she loves," my mother chokes in a soothing whisper. "I saw the whole thing and she defended her mate."

She's the most trusted person in my life and she would protect me with her life. We saw many pack members escape as well, all running in the direction of the forest like my mother. Warriors surrounded my mother and I and though she was a female warrior herself, at this critical time, she needed to be protected. We ran a few distances. If it were humans, they would have been tired and panting already but we were wolves with special strength and abilities. Eventually, we arrived at a cave…

I beg you! I prayed loudly and helplessly in my heart. Both of my tired eyes were bloodshot, but I dared not close them. However, the Moon Goddess did not seem to hear my prayer. I saw it. Another strong black wolf suddenly burst out from behind the door and pounced my mother to the ground. Blood bloomed like a mandala flower before my eyes, and my mother's back was torn apart by him. She tried to resist, but her strength was as weak as a puppy when facing the strong black wolf.

Liam summoned one of his Betas to drive her home in a black car to her modest house. I stood beside Liam outside the luxurious apartment building, watching my mother’s back as she slowly climbed into the car. My heart ached, wanting desperately to keep her with me, but I knew it was better for her to stay away from the chaos of the world I was facing. Before she stepped inside, my mother turned back. Her eyes glistened as they met mine, then shifted toward Liam. “Dr. Liam?” Liam gave a brief nod. “She will have special protection. My Betas will guard her in shifts. No one will dare approach without permission, and every month I’ll send money for her needs. This isn’t a gift. It’s my duty as

I nodded and continued gutting the fish, but only a few moments later, my mom’s urgent voice broke through the calm. “Aurelia, get up. Hurry. Get the fish, but leave one on the ground,” she instructed, speed-walking toward me. “What’s—” “Come on, sweet girl. Now.” Then I saw it. A grizzly bear, massive and lumbering, making its way straight toward us. I swallowed my fear and did exactly as my mother said, grabbing the fish and tossing one in the bear’s path. The bear stopped, sniffed the offering, then devoured it in seconds.

Slate chimes in, rubbing Bash’s back while also trying to calm me down. “I didn’t mean to,” Bash whimpers. “But I couldn’t let Mama go on the road without me. Last time she left me some bad wolves got her.” He scrunches up his little face with anger, his hands clenched into fists. “Never again. Nobody is going to hurt my mama. I’m going to protect her.”