Novel & Cerita Step It Up 2 Moose

Alice It still feels different every time I go up to Mom’s place—it’s like I return to a lighter version of myself, the one without complicated men, without corporate wars, and without eyes constantly measuring whether I’m enough for the world of people like Lance. I have my own keys and fingerprint on the door lock, so I just opened the door. I was immediately greeted by the smell of sinigang and the familiar laughter of my stepfather watching a documentary in the living room. Mom glanced at me from the kitchen, and her smile instantly widened.

He had lost all the playfulness from earlier, he was every bit the Alpha I had feared when I was forced here. “Why would a moose be uphill?” Aliya asked. “They follow the snow line, this one is a month early—and alone.” They seemed not to have noticed me yet, and Aliya casually reached out, plucking a twig from Brian's head. The little random action made my heart burn. “We'll check out the area, the tracks should still be fresh.” He ordered. “Calvin, take Violet home.” They all turned to the jeep then, and I waved awkwardly. I looked like a part of the woods sitting in the car.

Holy … shit. Hunters kill moose all the time, but with a gun. For a wolf to kill one, it's almost unheard of. Moose can run fast, and they sure don’t like to die. The animal levitates so the guys could get out from under it, and then it lowers gently to the ground. They all began chatting about it and everyone from the bus comes running to see it. Did Tyson kill this creature?! No, I couldn’t believe it. But then again, he was Gunner’s kid. Alpha strong, I supposed. I look for him and then see him walking toward Livia of all people, naked as the day he was born.

Just as I had finished checking in and turned to walk up the stairs, Nathan rushed in suddenly. He was panting heavily, sweat dripping from his forehead, and his face was flushed from running. "Did someone just check into a room here? Did a woman named Yvonne Liesel check in? Tell me, quick!" he demanded.

But she landed perfectly, not a single hair out of place. The moose slammed its hoof into me, and I stumbled backward into a snowbank. Blyad! That was stupid. And embarrassing! As I was righting myself from my fall, I glanced up. Although Terri had been going hard before, she was now clearly giving it her all. She went from simply fighting to killing. She slashed and bit until the moose was sufficiently weakened. Without a second to spare, she plunged her claws into its chest and pulled its pulsing heart out of its chest. She slammed her entire bodyweight into it. The large mammal toppled over and crashed into the snow, splattering its blood and darkening the unsullied white earth.

These furry and bigger sized meerkat like creatures were hopping around everywhere, trying to distract Jai and Darrion from the charging Jaggedhorns. The Jaggedhorns were actually easy to handle because they were only charging forward like a bull or, rhinos. Dodging was an easy matter for Jai or Darrion, if only the Moostets weren’t hopping around them and taking turns kicking the two. Their kicks were not powerful per se, but it was their number that was troubling our heroes. The Moostets were many, more than ten but fortunately less than twenty. The two humans were having trouble keeping up with protecting the bunnies and themselves, but they eventually succeeded in scaring the enemies awa

Shadows spilled down like a flood. We weren’t alone anymore. And the trap had just snapped shut. The stairwell groaned like it was giving up its last breath. Boots hit the steps in heavy, deliberate rhythm, not rushing—hunting. The sound made the basement walls feel like they were collapsing in on us, brick by brick. Nico’s knife twitched in his hand, his grin widening even as his eyes cut sharp toward the shadows. “Well, boys,” he muttered, “looks like the party finally showed.”

Callista still insisted on bringing food to his room. With heavy steps, Callista climbed the stairs and passed through the corridor to Caspian's room. She knocked on the door first, then entered with a tray containing a plate of meat and also a glass of water. She looked down when she stepped in, because she was afraid after Caspian had given her such a deadly stare.

another girl squealed, rushing to stand on the other side of Ste-phen, both flashing seductive smiles at him. The second lady was no different, even more exposed than the first one. Both straddled him, and Ste-phen stood unmoved, smirking at them. “Back off,” Mason said, taking two steps forward, glaring at the ladies with a hard look. They both raised an eyebrow at Mason, still holding onto Ste-phen. “Back off?” they chuckled, returning their gaze to Ste-phen. “Tell your little brother I'm about to suck your cock right in front of him.”

He finishes with another punch that lands perfectly on my broken lip, making me groan in pain and agony. Then he stands up, monitoring his fellow goons to leave after making sure that their message is home. They even step over me with their giant feet as they walk out. “Call the boss and tell her that we delivered the message!” I hear their leader instruct as they slam the door shut with a thund. Janie! Curse that woman! I slowly pull myself up with almost failed efforts, but I keep forcing until I make it to my feet. With every step being a struggle and painful, I start shaffling upstairs.