Scary Ocs Novels & Stories

****** Osy threw his phone to the wall, and it broke into innumerable pieces. "Fuck!" He hit his palms on the table. "Calm down, it might not be what it seems." Scorpion tried to calm him down. "What?" Osy angrily strode towards Scorpion. "What did you just say?" "Nothing, I—" "What did you just say?" Osy growled at Scorpion. "What did you say now? Don't you dare tell me it's nothing." "I said it might not be what it looks like. Maybe—" The sound of a resounding slap was the next sound that filled the room as Osy's palm connected with Scorpion's cheeks.

He felt safe with him. "I was scared." Adom spoke hoarsely as his throat clogged up. "I was scared that you would not accept the baby. I was afraid that I would have to choose between you too. And I don't want to lose you or the baby. I wanted to tell you. So much. But... I wasn't certain of what you would do. I was still trying to accept that I was an omega, and I panicked." Adom whispered as the ends of his words ended in a sob. "I'm so sorry you had to find out this way. I wanted to tell you about that day. But--"

Her eyes darted from Austin to Pete, terror flashing across her face like lightning in a storm. Her lips trembled, and she shook her head faintly, as if silently begging him not to continue, pleading without words for mercy she didn't deserve. "A scar like Ms. Fox's," Oscar said calmly, his gaze unwavering, boring into Pete with relentless precision, "located on the abdomen, is medically referred to as an appendectomy scar. A routine surgical procedure. Common. Unremarkable." The words landed like a hammer striking glass. Silence followed. Absolute and crushing in its weight.

My coworkers from the 33rd floor stared in disbelief. "Emma, you're alive?" "Emma, are you human or a ghost?" I smiled at them. "I don't want to die. I'm still young. I haven't lived enough yet." Adam rushed forward and pulled me into his arms. "It's great that you're okay! You scared me to death. If something had really happened to you, how would I go on?" The officer who had been comforting Adam earlier patted him on the shoulder. "Young man, it's good that your girlfriend is safe. It was a false alarm, but you should still be careful going forward.

Grey had watched Scarlett grow into the strong, capable woman she was today, and she couldn't help but feel a sense of pride and affection. The memory of the health orientation program that Scarlett had organized for the pack resurfaced in Dr. Grey's mind. It had been a remarkable initiative, showcasing Scarlett's dedication to the well-being of others. She remembered how Scarlett had taken charge of the event, sharing valuable information with the pack members about health and wellness. The way Scarlett had interacted with everyone, her confidence and passion shining through, had left an indelible mark on everyone present.

About three years of it before the accident and the way it had come back six months after he woke up and had been getting progressively worse for three and a half years since. He looked at the paper. At the target profile description in the methodology section. Subjects presenting elevated psychographic scores in the following categories: obsessive focus, pattern attachment, fixation tendency, controlled emotional expression with heightened internal response. He read that twice. Looked at the city through the windshield. Thought about a conversation in a conference room forty minutes ago. The markers we're targeting have documented effects on anxiety response and sleep regulation. The goal i

I knew if they sensed fear, it would be over for me. This is a fairly public area. These animals are oddly aggressive no matter the time of day. I wondered if something caused them to act out of character. At the current moment, my focus was more on survival than their mommy issues. The crashing sound came first from behind me. It was quick and knocked me off my feet before I had the chance to pivot. I felt the scratch on my back as the air hit fresh blood. I heard the leaves on the ground crunch as both animals encroached on my body.

Ann replied. “ I became your friend before she became your acquaintance, so you should definitely take mine too” Richard said. “Although you bullied me into becoming friends with you, I guess I could take yours too” Ann smirked. “ Wow, I hope you haven't forgotten who you are speaking to” Richard said. “ How can I forget a friend?” Ann said with sarcasm. “ Why do I get this scary feeling that I just walked into a sinking sand?” Richard said faking a shiver.

"Daisy, come on, tell daddy how he can help. I promise I'll make it better." "Daddy, new mommy's puppy got hurt. New mommy was hurt bad. There was lots of blood right here." She points to where my faded Mate Mark is. It must have been a nightmare. I'll have to talk to Jorden and Shay to see if they watched something scary on TV. "Daddy, new mommy almost left us like old mommy." I can tell whatever nightmare they had, they seem to have experienced it together, and it was more than they could explain.

He was fed up with this bastard dwarf's boasting. "Wh-what?" He stammered, not expecting a quick response from these Monster Alphas. "Listen here, you stupid dwarf." Oscar grinned. "...Do you think we are as stupid as you? We already know who you are. We want you to state what your purpose is here. Do you want to spy on us? Were you ordered by your stupid Alpha ?" Oscar approached again and the increasingly trembling dwarf shook his head quickly. He glanced at the Lycan's extremely sharp nails. They saw the movement of his eyes and deliberately extended their claws even longer to scare him.