Ray Promised Neverland Novels & Stories

“This is different Ray. I can force this pack to like me. Before I was just a slave and had to hold my own. I could demand respect from the other slaves and barely got away with demanding from those who were not the Alpha or beta of Red Moon. I didn’t care if those people liked me or not, but this is meant to be my home, my people.” “You are still a person Haley and shouldn't let them treat you like crap,” says Ray. I don’t say anything in return as we reach a picnic table at the park across from the store. I don’t want to argue the point any longer. We dig into lunch silently and listen to the kids laughing during their game of tag. Harrison finds us and joins us. “Good Afternoon Luna, how

“Good. I was thinking we could do something fun today. You’ve been too tense lately.” Zia nodded, her stomach churning as the weight of her secret pressed down on her. “What did you have in mind?” “You’ll see,” he said with a mysterious grin. The drive took them to an amusement park, its colorful lights blinking in the distance as the sun began to dip lower in the sky. Zia’s brows furrowed in surprise. “An amusement park?” she asked, trying to sound enthusiastic. “Yeah,” Raymond said, parking the car. “I figured you could use a break. Let’s enjoy ourselves for a bit.”

"When have I ever disappointed my girls?" The first throw. Bull's-eye. The second. Another hit. By the fifth throw, every bottle had fallen. The crowd around the stall burst into applause. The owner laughed helplessly before handing over the giant teddy bear. "Congratulations. You win." Raymond accepted it before kneeling in front of Isla. "For my princess." Isla's eyes became as round as saucers. She squealed loudly before throwing herself into his arms. "Thank you, Papa! I love you!"