Puppylove Novels & Stories

Clearing my throat, I gazed at the puppy, who was nuzzling my hand. “She…,” I looked at him. “Don't worry, love. I didn't get her from a pet shop or a vet,” Alpha Xavier said, gazing at the puppy. He knows I don't like getting puppies from pet shops and vets. When I was a kid, I always wanted a puppy but, I watched a video in which three puppies were together in a pet shop. They were sisters. Two of them got adopted while the third one was sleeping. When she woke up and couldn't find her sister, she cried a lot and stopped eating. After that video, I cried the whole night and decided to never separate a puppy from his family. And, I don't know how Alpha Xavier knows all this.

Our child is more important now. How can I deny him the same chance to protect and love our child? Even if it puts him in the danger I have always tried to keep him away from, he has the right to be with us. I need to tell him everything. Still I feel sick and it’s beyond the morning or should I say all day sickness that I have been fighting the last two days. It’s come from no where but now I feel my whole body affected. The few vampire babies that I have had the opportunity to study have grown quicker, the gestation seems to be half of that of a human and once born they have accelerated growth.

And definitely, it was not she expected at all, since she disliked the man since her high school days. "You must get used to it, Liv," anito. "I am one to give many compliments to my girl. And also, my love language is touch. So I think, you would have to find ways to adjust to that." Napatango siya. "Don't worry. I got it." "You do?" anito na nakalapit na sa kanya. Napatigil naman siya nang biglang hinawi nito ang buhok niya at inipit sa tenga niya.

The weight of the decisions she now had to make was crushing. The puppy, nestled beside her, shifted in its sleep, its soft breathing a small comfort. Lyra reached out and stroked its fur, finding a brief moment of peace. It wasn’t just the puppy’s presence that was comforting; it was the bond they shared. She had always felt a deep connection to the creature, a bond that went beyond words. It had become a symbol of something more—a guiding force in the storm of her emotions.

she went back to her room, feeling frustrated and trapped. after a few hours, she heard a knock on her door. she immediately stood up and rushed to the door, thinking it was collins, but it was her handsome driver holding a cute puppy in his hands. "the boss said i should give you this," he said, handing her the puppy. isabelle took the puppy, feeling a mix of emotions. she hated the person who had given it to her, but she couldn't resist the puppy's cuteness. she named it rose and started playing with it, trying to forget her troubles for a while.

And so, they headed out together, to see the lanterns. The breeze by the river was a bit chilly, messing up her hair. She tucked it behind her ears, which were filled with the innocent voices of children. "Mommy, this lantern is shaped like a panda, it’s so cute!" "Mommy, this one is a giraffe." "And this one is a lion." Scarlett couldn't help but admire the lanterns. Suddenly, a child running too fast didn't see where he was going and bumped into Scarlett's leg. The child, holding a candied hawthorn stick, looked up and called out, "Mommy...

Perhaps just love at first sight. That evening, she took permission from her mum and went to the hill. From afar, she saw that he was already waiting for her. She hurried up to join him, "I am sorry I am late". "It's Ok", he replied. He was silent for a few minutes, possibly looking for some words to initiate a conversation. "You are beautiful!" He blurted out. "Thanks. A lot of people said that", she replied. He smiled, looked at her, "you are smart too". "How did you know?" She asked. "I just guessed". She looked deep into him and said, "You are a werewolf". He was shocked, "how did you even know that? Are you a witch?".

Reasonable honestly. Then the man's eyes filled with tears. God. Just a little. Fair. Then Lily felt her stomach twist. Reasonable. Because she knew what was coming. God. The question. Fair. The terrible question. Reasonable honestly. Would the puppies stay? God. Or would they leave? Fair. Then Peanut hugged Cookie even tighter. Reasonable. And whispered: God. "My puppy." Fair. The beginning of a battle. Reasonable honestly. A battle nobody wanted. God.

"Excuse you. Didn’t I spoil you with money already?" Evelli looked her up and down and smirked. "I told you I don’t need money." "Blah blah," Sapphire waved her off. "We know you’re rich now. Stop boasting." Her tone softened. She reached out and pressed the box into Evelli’s hands. "This is really important to me. From the bottom of my heart. I hope you love it." Evelli opened the box. And froze. Inside was a tiny puppy, fast asleep. Evelli stared at it, stunned. She didn’t even know what to say.

"I suppose we have my dear sister and her three short-lived pups to thank for this." My knees finally gave out, and I crumpled to the ground. My ears were ringing, the world spinning around me. For a few seconds, darkness threatened to swallow me whole. My three pups were not lost because my body was weak. They were murdered, sacrificed while they still breathed, by their own father for his lover.