Step It Up 2 Moose Novels & Stories

"Let's walk up." From the base of the hill to the church at the top, there were countless stairs, as if they were placed there by God to test the hearts of those who came. Rolf had never been into hiking. I had begged him over and over the first time, promising I'd take care of him, just to get him to agree. But now, at the very end, he was the one suggesting we climb. I didn't mind. I liked being active, and I liked the feeling of working up a sweat. Walking more wouldn't hurt.

I patiently wait for the gorillas to come down to ask for order, they just had to go down and I would go up to the second floor. I smiled watching them descend the stairs quickly, shouting “Order, please” from step to step. Gus sees me dismayed, I continue with my thing, I rush to the stairs, I watch the noise, no one sees me, I jump steps with a speed that I never thought I could have.

CASSIAN'S POV She moves like she’s untouchable, like every step away from me is a reminder that I’ve already lost—and I hate it more than I’ve ever hated anything in my life. The smell of rain clings to my lungs as I stalk up the short flight of stairs to the front door where Nina stood, hands folded to mask her shiver. The door yawns open before I get there, and a middle aged man in a monkey jacket steps out, grinning from ear to ear when he sees me.

“I just don’t...he’s irritating, that’s all. I don’t want him killing my buzz.” She laughs. “Yeah, okay, I can see that. Who wants your new step-brother tagging along with you to a party, anyway?” She pushes herself up to her feet, reaching to take my hand and pull me up. “Ten-ish, okay? I’ll text you.” *** “I said, it’s really loud,” I yell. Jo hands me a plastic cup filled with beer and motions toward her ears, yelling back. I can’t hear her, but I can read her lips. “I can’t hear you!”

Madam Jumoke ordered. He gave a low bow and walked out to do as he was told. Then silence ensued. It was completely uncomfortable. Madam Apple used those minutes to observe me or better still, plan the next lies that she would spew from her dark coloured lips. It wouldn’t work for me anymore. I had to thank them for that, I’ve become sharper than I had been before. Max finally made his appearance, holding two tall glasses of distilled water that sat on a glass tray. He placed one on either side of us and made his escape. I made a show of taking a sip, but don’t do that.

Ryan muttered as he headed to the window. “So are you,” Reid said as he pushed him aside and jumped down onto the ground. Ryan hid the grin and followed Reid through the window. They picked up Joseph’s scent and discarded their clothes quickly and shifted. They caught up to him six minutes later as his wolf form ran in front of them.

“Oh, but are they? Are you sure?” “I’m looking right at them. They are black. What’s the big deal there.” Aaron looked at me mischievously. He pulled his pants leg up a bit more, revealing where the top of his sock was loosely bunched together. It just looked like a normal sock until he pulled the sock up to the bottom of his calf. That’s when I saw it – a 3-inch section at the top of the sock that had a graphic of two moose going at it from behind. I burst out laughing, and Aaron quickly pushed the sock down to its original position.

Or rub that one spot just a little bit long-er. I rocked my hips for a bit before giving up with a sound of disappointment even as he continued playing with my breasts. I bit my hand to muffle the sounds that wanted to come out. Evan surprised me, gripping that hand and pulling it from my mouth, before he finally slid up and aligned himself perfectly with my center.

She was preparing to deliver her final killing blow, urging the courts to make an example of me, the social degenerate. Then it happened. The giant screen behind her flickered. Without warning, the giant LCD screen behind her flickered and changed. Her tear-streaked face disappeared from the screen. A black player interface took its place. Moments later, a crystal-clear audio recording blared through the speakers, reaching every corner of the hall and every livestream. The voices in the recording belonged to two people.