Shelter Novels & Stories

Monique had a thought and said, "Levi, I have an idea." Levi said, "Go ahead." Monique pointed at a large tree poking out from the forest and said, "We should build a shelter on that tree. We could avoid the dampness, water and animals that don't know how to climb. Also, we could tell right away if there was any danger."

1. Discovery Amidst Disarray The werewolf-protected refugee shelter, situated in a secluded and sprawling expanse of land, was a testament to resilience and unity. Covering multiple acres, this grand complex was an intricate maze of meticulously designed and interconnected structures. Each building, with its unique architecture, had a distinct purpose, ensuring that the myriad needs of every individual finding solace within its embrace were met. The shelter's walls, a blend of mysticism and modernity, bore the strength of ancient incantations combined with state-of-the-art engineering techniques. These formidable barriers were a

I thanked her with all my heart, feeling a sense of hope that I hadn't felt in a long time. The shelter was a small building on the outskirts of the city. It was a plain, unremarkable structure that looked like it had been there for years. The walls were made of gray cinder blocks, and the roof was a simple metal sheet. The windows were small and rectangular, with metal bars on the outside.

Okay, that was just mean. "We'll be right behind you. Our team has our tranquilizer gun just in case okay?" Adrian says as everyone who works in the shelter was behind me with safety on. "Okay," I answer, nodding. Slowly walking out to see some wolves growling at the humans with guns. I see one or 3 huge wolves, who stand in front of the gate of the shelter. The gate was the entrance of the shelter, you know code 4: if a dog escapes.

“With Maria and Elise. At the new chicken coop Lester and Moe finished building out by the east field. She’s obsessed with them. Thinks she can teach them to play checkers.” The image was so perfectly normal, so absurdly beautiful, that it brought a lump to Ethel’s throat. A little girl, in a world of monsters, trying to teach checkers to chickens. That was Birkin Shelter. That was what they were protecting. The meeting concluded, Ethel felt the grime on her skin become an unbearable presence. It was a crust of fear, of death, of the road. She needed it gone. She made her way to the shelter’s shower block, a marvel of engineerin

“You’re starting to become more honest.” I ran all the way here as soon as I felt like seeing you. If that’s not honesty, then I don’t know what it is. “May I?” “Of course. I’ll lend you my clothes. They might be a bit big on you though.” “That’s fine.” “Okay. Feel free to shower now if you want to freshen up. I’ll leave the clothes in the room for you.” A shower could help cool my head. “Then… I’ll take a shower now.”

“So what happens if the weather doesn’t give? Hole up here for the night? Wish we could get a damn weather report.” “I tried last night and this morning. Still no reception,” Ritter said. “We’ll only stay here as a last resort. If we can get to a shelter I know—it’s between here and the lean-to—we’ll have plenty of hardwood and better protection against the weather. It’s out of the way by a couple of kilometers, or I would have mentioned it yesterday. It’s not perfect. Because of its location in a narrow gorge, where it is deeply recessed in the rock, the shelter stays damp most of the time. But it’s spacious, has ample ventilat

Since the shelter was neutral grounds, although not warded like our apartment, it was the safest place to be. We left the shelter. While we walked on the streets, people pointed and stared at us. I didn't understand why it was hard for people to mind their damn business. I would have stared if I saw two grown men dressed like us walking on the streets, but I wouldn't have pointed. We finally got to Lake Street. Rufus was shocked to see us. " Is everything okay, your highnesses?" He asked us, and we nodded. The entire building belonged to dragons except for ten humans that owned apartments on the first floor. The building was war

Human mates were one thing but adding a whole family was a lot to ask. I took a quick shower and got dressed. I went down to the kitchen and found Dolph, eating. We all lived in the pack house together with most of the rest of the pack. We liked to live together for safety. Some families lived in their own houses but all the single members and all the ranking members stayed at the pack house. It was a huge house that we hid out in the woods. It was well protected and we had patrols at all hours watching over everyone. Safety for our pack was our number one priority.

He sat beside Jayda, handing her the envelope. She opened it and brought out some documents along with physical keys and keycards. Sebastian bought a house in their names. "I don't like the idea of us being apart anymore so I bought a home for us. You are the last person I want to see before I go to bed and the first person I want to lay my eyes on when I wake up. The location is beautiful and peaceful and it's about fifteen minutes drive to your office." Sebastian took out his phone from his pocket and showed Jayda pictures of the medium size mansion. It was a very beautiful home and perfect for a family of four. (Seb, Jayda, Aaron and their baby)