Starr Park Lore Novels & Stories

"Our time in the Netherland was quite eventful, to say the least. We encountered many challenges, but we also made some incredible discoveries." The crowd leaned in, their curiosity piqued. They were eager to hear every detail, to be a part of the journey they had missed. As Derrick recounted their encounters with powerful spirits and the trials they faced, the park residents listened intently, their eyes wide with amazement. The tale unfolded, capturing their imaginations and igniting their sense of adventure. Once the story came to a close, there was a moment of silence as the park residents absorbed the magnitude of their journey. Then, the park erupted in applause and cheers, expressing

Aria Darren and I rushed straight to the park Bella had mentioned, only to find the entire place swarming like a beehive. Wailing police cars had blocked the entire perimeter of the park, ambulances were rushing in and out, and people were being taken away on stretchers. We found Bella and Liam near the entrance to the park, looking horrified. They were wearing t-shirts we had printed that had the Lunar Labs logo on the back, and “Staff” on the front.

I let the silence stretch, and the memory rise. Because this isn't something I can explain in just few words. It has to be in details. "Long, long ago..." I begin The Stardom Pack was nothing like it is now. We weren't entangled in politics or war or ancient curses. Back then, we were just wolves. Living. Laughing. Building. The streets were dusty in the dry seasons, muddy in the rains. But they were always full of movement. Of life. And at the center of it all was Elara.

​author pov Crael and Lorn stared at the devastation that was Starlight pack lands. Almost everything had been burned. The houses, fields, packhouse, hospital, schools, and a good part of the forest lining the land's borders. Cade, Lorn's father, was walking through the debris of the packhouse looking for anything that could be saved. Lorn heard his father exclaim, "Well I'll be damned."

"I thank you all for participating in this historic event. You must be wondering why we must do something like this." A large kilometers-wide barrier soon covered the entire school. The barrier separated the school from the outside, blocking anyone who wishes to enter the school grounds as well as those who wish to leave. A projection in the heavens appeared showing the solar system. "This is the place where the triumphants must go and retrieve this powerful gem of legend. THE STARGEM." A commotion soon started at the quadrangle upon hearing this proclamation about the Stargem which many do not believe to be true.

He was likely to rip her to shreds with his tongue when he had her in his office, and it was no more than she deserved. Unfortunately, today the outer office wasn't deserted. Sharon Keys, Declan's executive assistant, and her young secretary were both busily working as Gemma entered the room. Sharon gave her a cool look. “Yes?” “Hello… Mr. Starr is expecting me. My name is Gemma Wakefield.” Sharon gave her a disbelieving look but buzzed through to the inner office anyway. “A Miss Wakefield to see you, Mr. Starr.” “Send her straight in,” he snapped, letting Gemma know that his temper hadn't cooled at all since his phone call he made earlier to her, at the reception desk.

An hour later we were all sitting at the conference table again. “Luna Sutton, now can you tell us why you’ve called us here?” Luna Kimo asked. “Hopefully, a solution to our problems,” I said. “I spoke to Lucas. The Dawn Stalkers attacked the village outside the forest park. We won but it won’t be enough.” “And what did you have in mind to fix that?” Alpha Thane pressed.

Supreme Alpha Jade My pack, the Moon Star park was the most secure, covered by the forest with traps to turn intruders away. Some areas were deadly as ripping life in an instant. I just finished my early morning training with my pack warriors and decided to let my wolf, Navajo out on a run.

Aurora asked, raising an eyebrow. “I can’t be certain it was the Blood Moon Pack back then, but I’m sure this park has been his meeting spot for a while. It’s lively, there’s often a crowd. A man his age walking into a trampoline park might seem odd, but not strange enough to attract real attention,” Maverick explained. Aurora nodded in agreement, her mind piecing things together. “That makes a lot of sense,” she admitted, placing a thoughtful hand under her chin. “You don’t seem that concerned about him being alive,” Maverick observed, glancing at her briefly.

I nod, and she continues, “The tribal chief performed a marriage ceremony for us on our last night in the village.” My head tilts to the side, and a smile slowly spreads upon my face. That little devil. He lectured me about my eloping in Las Vegas, yet he does the same thing in Africa. Wait until I get him alone, I’ll— “We plan to tell your parents.” Starr interrupts my thoughts. “Joe’s waiting for the right time.” “Trust me, there is no right time,” I say and chuckle. “So, the two of you are married?” Starr nods, a gorgeous smile on her face and twinkles in her eyes. “I spent a month in the region last year, and we grew close. This year, I’ve visited twice and…”