Rocket Raccoon Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Shannon’s POV “You’re starting to sound like some hopeless romantic with delusions of grandeur that happens to have a fairytale ending in your head.” Ricky laughed lightly as he rolled off the bed on the other side. He was stark naked and I forced myself to keep my attention on his face before I made a fool of myself again.

“Wait—were you two…?” Ryker turned his head slowly, his eyes colder than ever. “Don’t finish that sentence.” Raccoon grinned anyway, as if testing fate was worth it just to see Ryker breathing again. He didn’t stop walking until he was beside the bed. Without warning, he threw his arms around Ryker in a tight, emotional hug. For a moment, Ryker didn’t move. Then his fist shot forward and landed square a in Raccoon’s gut. “Fuck!” Raccoon groaned and stumbled back, doubling over. “What the hell was that for?”

Raven and Marcus Raven Marcus’s amber eyes hardened from fire into icy shards immediately at my words. He kicked my hand away, allowing Ethan to grab my and pull me upright. “Like father, like daughter,” he sneered, looking me up and down in disgust. “He raised you into a shameless liar, just like he always was. You couldn’t possibly be the girl I touched.” I went limp in Ethan’s grasp, eyebrows knotted as I started back at Alpha Marcus. He’d been so reactive to the mating bond before when he’d put this pup in my belly…how could he not sense me now when I was so close? When I’d touched him?

I said. He just clicked his tongue and shook his head. I just shrugged the thought off and put it back inside my purse. I diverted my attention to the track and cleared my throat as the girl raised the green flag. I immediately shifted my seat while waiting for the gun to give the cue, and when it did after a minute, my heart raced along with the racers down the field. "Whoaaaa!" "Go, Black Raven! Oh my god!" "Acer for the win!" "Did you see Black Raven ?! He's so hot!"

Understanding flashed across Raicko's face. “Ah.” He raised both hands. “Say no more.” A grin spread across his face. “Since we're already talking about women, last night was incredible.” Raven already regretted sitting down. Raicko leaned forward. Far too enthusiastic. “Those girls were absolutely wild.” His grin widened. “And apparently they want to see me again.” “Good for you.” Raven tried to sound enthusiastic. He failed. The words landed flat between them. Raicko immediately noticed.

“Once you’re patching up their injuries, trust me—you won’t have time for romance.” The next few days were almost nonstop. One little deer got its leg tangled in some wire. It took us nearly an hour just to calm it down. When we finally cut the wire, it shivered the whole time. And then, the moment we let it go, it glanced back at us once—just a quick look—before darting off like nothing had happened. Then there was a raccoon that wandered into camp at midnight, rummaging through the supplies. Ben caught it in the act, but the little guy didn’t even flinch. It just stared at us like we were trespassing, as if to say, This is my turf, buddy.

I struggled to collect myself. “I have no words Reed. What on earth are you doing strutting about like that” I belt out laughing again. “Well sweetheart, you see, I had a nice juicy steak dinner planned for us. The kind that takes time and preparation. But you see one fell into the pit and the other one was stolen by a mongrel of a raccoon while we slept.” He begins to dress himself and cover up all his manhood and I just can’t stop laughing. “Reed you were chasing a raccoon with your cock out” what were you going to do if you actually caught the poor creature”

I sipped my mimosa, licked my lips, and accepted my fate. I would be spending the day thinking about Rick. “So,” I said, nestling into my favorite corner of the sofa. “How is he doing, anyway?” “He’s good,” Laina said. “Mason was on the phone the other night with him. He told me Rick won a pretty big race. And a new car.” “Oh?” I asked. “What kind of car?” Charlie chimed in. Laina looked back and forth between us. “A Saleen S7 twin turbo.”

“My makeup is ruined.” I smiled despite myself. She frowned. “My face probably looks all swollen.” “It does,” I nodded my head in agreement. Her eyes narrowed. “Thanks.” “But you’re still beautiful,” I smiled softly at her. She rolled her eyes dramatically. “You’re a terrible liar.” “I’ve never lied to you.” She snorted. “I look like I lost a fight with a raccoon.” “I was going to say an angry panda, but since you brought up the raccoon…” I chuckled and shrugged my shoulders.

“They’re ’noying Rhea! Make them stop!” Rhea’s exasperated sigh came right behind it. “They’re not wolves, Lu,” Rhea said. “They’re raccoons. And they’re in the alley, not at the window.” “Raccoons are just trash wolves,” Luna insisted. Despite everything, Lyra’s mouth twitched. “Put me on speaker,” Lyra said. A scuffle of sound. Then, “You’re on,” Rhea muttered. “Luna,” Lyra said. She pitched her voice low and even the same way she did with skittish patients. “Pup. I’m here.”