Saw Novels & Stories

He had to see that she wasn't meant to be part of this family. Millie's POV. I laid in agony screaming and crying. My leg was busted as far as I knew. Brian came over to me holding me. "Baby what's wrong?" He said gently picking me up. I cried out in pain as he did so. "I don't know. Something hit me in my leg." I could see blood soak through my black leggigns. Brian looked over at the snowball that had hit me in my leg. "Dammit! My mother's frog, Wilson. He, he couldn't have, he. That traitor!" I heard Brian say in rage.

“seventy-two hours then? I don’t think that’s quite a feat.” “ To me it is.” “ You guys are so gross,” said Sawyer whose ears were supposed to be blocked by him. She peered up at him with an extra dramatic eye roll as she added, “ I am a shifter and you guys are literally screaming in my ears, do you seriously think I won’t be able to hear you?”

screen, in confusion I turn to see what he's looking at and there she is on the screen clinging to another girl, I looked closely at her long brown hair and big wide brown eyes, she was radiating fear "But she needn't worry" Abyss was tipping, the shock caused my heart rate to speed up and I had started sweating and that one word slipped out at the same time Acre said exactly the same thing "MATE".

“I swear to God if you don’t move out of the way…” “Slow down,” Daniel held his shoulders for a brief second before retrieving his hands in shock. Sawyer was burning up – a sign of his heat peak and a reasonable excuse as to why he was acting so cranky. “I have some advice. I think it could work.” Sawyer vibrated, crossing his arms defiantly. “And what do you want to say this time?”

she asks when I get back. “No, I can ...” I stop, seeing that there are drinks already on the table. “Maybe Meadow did?” I ask. I’ve just sat down and turned to greet the pack members on the side away from Reagan when I hear Meadow’s shout of alarm. “REAGAN!” I turn quickly, seeing Meadow pointing at Reagan. She has a glass halfway to her mouth, but that’s not what’s concerning. What puts me instantly on alert is the amulet around her neck that is now shining brightly.

I scanned the trees, and that was when they stepped out. They came from different angles, their bodies low and tense. Their eyes didn’t look human, and their limbs shook slightly like they were stuck between forms. I recognized them immediately. Feral wolves. Ones who shifted and never came back fully. They didn’t speak, they hunted. My heart pounded against my ribs, but I forced myself into a stance. I kept my feet steady on the ground even though I could feel my legs tremble a little. One of them moved first, dragging itself closer. I could see its teeth, sharp and stained, and I didn’t wait for it to reach me. I struck first, hitting it in the jaw and kicking it back. It staggered and fel