Sothis Christmas Novels & Stories

"That’s the problem, Cass. We used to always have time for moments like this, but now… everything feels like an endless battle." Cassandra fell silent. Alexander was right. Her life was nothing like before—there was no space left to simply enjoy time with someone without burdens, without threats lurking in every corner of the city. But tonight, she wanted to forget everything. When they arrived at the city’s central park, Cassandra was instantly mesmerized. In the middle of the vast park, a giant Christmas tree stood tall, adorned with thousands of twinkling lights, casting a warm glow across the entire area. People strolled around, children laughed as they played in the snow, young couples

People singing Christmas carols, couples kissing under the mistletoe, everyone in a joyful mood, and of course fried chicken is always involved Christmas is known for the birth of Christ and also a time families get together, a time for giving and getting a time everyone is expected to be happy In a old orphanage owned by the Catholic church The Sisters who took care of the children thought of an idea that might bring up the kids spirits. So they gathered all the children round

Then he turned and walked away. Noah watched him go. Cade came up behind him, wrapped arms around his waist. “You okay?” he asked. Noah leaned back into him. “Yeah,” he said. “We’re just getting started.” Cade kissed Noah deeply, heart still racing, knowing that with Noah by his side, he could rebuild everything—and fight every battle to come. Noah pulled back, grinning through the exhaustion. “Now… let’s celebrate this fucking Christmas.” Cade laughed, wrapping him in a tight hug. “Finally. Christmas our way.

"Best Christmas wish ever." "Agreed."

"It's a Wonderful Life." "And how do you know it is the best." "Mark, Helen, and I all agree it is the best. Normally, we have many movie nights of Christmas movies all month, but since we had Winter Solstice this year, we waited until after. But, next year, expect to be fully emersed in Christmas." She looked at me with a quizzical look. "You didn't like solstice?" "No, I loved it, the pack loved it, and the thing with the Goddess, we need to talk about that because that was really amazing." she smiled, snuggling closer. Mark had the movie up and put on the subtitles for Kaya.

Something fun and distracting and completely ridiculous. “I have an idea,” I announced. Christian's fork paused halfway to his mouth. “Your ideas scare me.” “Rude but fair. Hear me out—what if we celebrated Christmas?” “We're werewolves.” “Werewolves can't have holidays?” “We have the Winter Solstice ceremony.” “Which is beautiful and traditional and involves a lot of standing still in the cold. I'm talking about Christmas. Trees, lights, presents, cookies—” “Why would we bring a tree inside?” Christian looked genuinely confused.

She curled up on the couch, phone in hand, swapping stories with her buddies from Emeraldshade. Christmas had everyone scattering to their own corners of the world. Sophia had jetted off to Brookville, Heartless Rogue was cozying up in the Capital, and Morgan? He'd whisked his family away for an international Christmas adventure. Their group chat was popping off. Tisha: [@Emerald Crab, I've been cooped up all holiday, and I swear I'm rocking a new holiday sweater. How're you holding up?] Heartless Rogue: [Weren't you already a member of the holiday sweater club?]

I watched for a few seconds and told Janette, “Draw the curtains. If you want to continue watching, you can go outside to the garden.” “Okay!” Janette and the others quickly drew the curtains and ran outside. I had no idea how long the fireworks lasted. Sophie sat beside me with her legs crossed and stared at the TV. I knew that she was not really watching it. Suddenly, she asked, “Cassia, do they celebrate New Year’s in heaven?” “They do! I believe Bryce and Luna are celebrating too.” “That’s good.” Sophie rubbed her nose. “As long as they’re happy.” I hugged her tightly, and she leaned on my shoulder. “Cassia, next year, we’ll be twenty-six.”

Alpha for Christmas Livia's POV “Is this the place?” He asked warmly while curbing the car to a corner. “Yes, it is.” I exhaled heavily in relief. The ride was smooth and quiet, and stealing a look at the environment from the car, the place had changed a lot. I was thinking my parents would never renovate the family duplex but they did a good job in it - who knew if it was because it was Christmas and I would be coming over with a guest?

I told him that I would be back soon and asked him to be careful. Aloisa's POV Alpha Sioux smiled and put his finger under my chin and raised my face up to look into my eyes. He said, "You are cute." I pouted and said, "Hey, don't flirt with me." Alpha Sioux asked, "So should I approach and flirt with Sara?" I growled at him and he laughed loudly. In the evening when we were at the back of the mansion we sat on the bench. It was a garden beside the training ground. Nobody was around as it was dark. Everyone was busy celebrating I asked Alpha Sioux, "Why do you celebrate Christmas with them?"