Saddest Bluey Episodes Novels & Stories

"I have just finished my meeting now, what's up, she asked. I opened my mouth to speak but the only thing that left my mouth was a sob. Hey girl, are you okay? What happened, she asked, worry now layered in her voice. I tried to stop crying, but I couldn't bring myself to control myself. Babe, calm down, I don't know what is going on, but I know you must be hurting a lot for you to be crying like this," Bluey said calmly on the other end of the phone. What was going on, she asked again. Drew just divorced me and severed our mate bond. I finally spoke with sobs. That b**tard, she yelled. "So where are you now," she asked.

Mihir's POV. Aunty told me everything that happened since that day. " We are very sorry, beta, that you had to go through all that. All we wanted was to bring you together. We all were worried about just Tami and her feelings; we should have been more considerate of you as well. " My dad said and mom nodded with tears in her eyes. I hugged them. Tami held my hand tightly as well. I knew she was affected by hearing that I had to go for professional help. Her hold on my hand was assuring that she was with me, no matter what.

"I don't blame you, it's not your fault. Some people are just naturally stupid and they find joy in ruining others relationship." I turned and headed out trying my best not to cry. I decided to walk home in order for me to clear my head. I thought the fresh air would help me but it didn't, I still felt terrible, my heart was hurting so much that I thought I'd just drop dead. I placed a hand on my stomach. "I'm sorry little one, but it seems like you're going to be born without a father," My heart ache as I talked and my voice was hardly audible. "But don't worry, I'll take care of you. You also have a caring grandpa so it's okay."

The once-bustling household, filled with the sounds of joy and life, had become a tomb of grief and unanswered questions. The Westwoods searched desperately, their initial hope slowly giving way to despair as days turned into weeks with no sign of their beloved daughter. Each passing moment deepened the gaping void in their lives, a relentless reminder of their failure to protect her. In their anguish, they sought someone to blame, someone to hold accountable for the unbearable pain they were enduring.

I say. " That's pretty cute. What does his wolf look like?" she asks, grinning. " His wolf is a few different shades of grey and his eyes are solid blue," I say. " Really? I thought with him being Alpha's son, his wolf would be black like most are?" she says. " I thought so too. His wolf is beautiful. He's also the only person I've ever known to have as blue eyes as a wolf. I haven't even heard of anyone wolf with blue eyes," I say.

He was staring at me before he barked out loud. “You? You as the real heir? Oh, I don’t think this day would get better and better but you are delusional, human. Don’t you know who are you protecting right now? She’s Blue Blood and if you don’t know what it was, let me educate you. It’s the closest thing to a Vampire. So tell me, Timmy, don’t you afraid of Vampire?” He asked as I was looking at him before I turned to look at Sabel. She smiled.

Bluey yelled happily as she spotted me and the other followed. I am holding her in a hug while also holding Thompson, who is carrying Kai. I kissed them all on the cheeks before I crunched down, and they followed me. “What are you making?” I can see the drawing in the book and ask. Bluey frowned as she looked down at the book before handing it to me. What I saw almost broke my heart. “Mummy has left us again, right Dad?” She asked, looking into the perfect picture she had created. The one that has her mother, her brother, and I, and then she and little Kai.

Blue begins awkwardly, his eyes watching my pack as they joke around with one another. “After their death, Forest Paw never felt like home. I’m home at Blood Moon.” I reply with honesty. Forest Paw is where I was born, but with many turning on me after my parent’s deaths and then the rejection from Leo, I knew I would never belong there. “I know, Amberle. I’m sorry for everything.” A long sigh escapes from him, and at this moment, Blue looks like he’s aged a million years. My heart breaks at the sight of one of the strongest men I know looking so lost and defeated. Without a second thought, I wrap my arms around him, burying my face into his shoulder and cry.

This was the way it was meant to be. So, why did I feel like throwing something across the room, preferably Balor? “Balor.” My lips moved before my brain followed. “Do you have any plans of returning? I know your father, the Beta, has been dying to have you over for a while, but how about your studies?” “I wrapped things up there already,” he answered respectfully, looking up at me. I remembered when he was born. I was six or seven, but I remembered because the Blue Moon Pack had been anticipating his arrival for a while.

“Red, for me, is the perfect person I have known. He was very passionate about his craft. Sweet, but also strict. And a loving best friend to us, especially to his life—Blue. At first, I was really amazed by how much they loved each other. You’d just end up wishing you had the same. Kisses on the cheek, forehead, tight hugs, and exchanging ‘I love yous’ to one another. That’s how they were as siblings, so I know, out of all the people Red left behind, it’s Blue who’s hurting the most.” Belinda, listening nearby, just raised an eyebrow. To her, Blue was the reason her nephew was now inside a coffin. “Green is right,” Grey agreed, taking a deep breath. “If there’s someone here hurting the most