Suzie Poo Novels & Stories

It was all funny but it was a hapiy day. Suzy didn't even stay in the hospital. As a wolf, her healing was very fast and we went for her that evening but she was asked to rest for a week. But knowing Susan, that would be a miracle.

Suzie registered each voice and remembered the horrible things she did to each family. The tears rolled down her face and ran into her ears. “TEARS?” A voice barked from next to her. “This bitch is crying, well I never thought I would see the day. Well Suzie, those won’t help you.” Gosh not him too. Nathan, Precious, Billy, Victor and Magdalene. Suzie ruined the lives of each one and they were going to make her pay.

And that was enough. For the moment. The vet gave Suzu a clean bill of health—well, as clean as a new mom with six wriggling newborns could get. She was exhausted, but she was healthy. The pups were tiny, squirmy beans of love, all soft fur and sleepy snuffles, each with their own little attitude. One of them already tried to nip my finger with a toothless growl. That one was definitely mine. We got the vet's instructions in their entirety:

I hurried in enough time to catch her arm as she was trying to duck out of the building. “Suzie? What the hell?” I demanded. Because this doesn’t make a lick of sense. Suzie’s fifteen minutes early. And why the hell did she bring a pie, let alone drop it and rush off in a huff. “Oh fuck off… Clement.” Suzie snorted using my given name. Oh, she did that on purpose. That was a dig on me. It took a lot of control to not growl and out myself to my place of business as a werewolf.

prologue Suzie had a recurring dream. In it she was a little girl, no more than about eight. Her parents had taken her to a country park somewhere, all trees, rolling hills and looking-glass lakes. They were having a picnic by one of those lakes, the chequered blanket spread out on the grass, and Suzie was basking in the warmth of the late August sun.

As long as she didn't admit it, Bianca couldn't do anything to her. "You put frogs and insects in my suitcase! All my clothes are ruined—I can't wear any of them anymore!" Suzie screamed in hysteria. In contrast, Adriana remained calm and composed. "Suzie, that's a false accusation! I'm terrified of frogs and insects. How could I possibly put them in your suitcase?" "You're a disgusting, vicious woman. There's nothing you wouldn't do!" Suzie cursed viciously, shoved Mars aside, grabbed Bianca's hardcover picture book, and hurled it straight at Adriana.

Then he stopped and looked at two Suzy. "Don't be offended okay." He reminded. "That Suzy in the future was pregnant before I met here. Well, Suzy is a bitch." He told. "That..." The two Suzy became embarrassed. "Well... I don't know who was Suzy... Well. It's not the literal of her. But Suzy sold her body to a man. And she went pregnant. I think it's because of poverty." He explained. "Suzy..." Nana uttered. She knows Min-Jae the most. She will do anything to live.

Suzie didn’t wait to be told twice as she hurried to Katherine to see the baby. Ambrosia hissed warning her but Suzie paid him no mind, she didn’t even look at him only focused on the baby in Katherine’s arms. Katherine uncovered the baby and Suzie saw him. Her smile brightened as she looked at his cute face with chubby chicks. “Oh, Luna, he's so handsome!” complimented Suzie. “Thank you, Suzie, we have to go up now so that he can rest. Could you please bring me something to eat?”

Talk to you later. SUSAN: Bear hugs and sloppy kisses. Willow laughed again. Suzie was the best! She looked at herself in the mirror. Her hair was up in a messy bun and she wore a matching midnight-blue hoodie and sweatpants. She had no makeup on. In no way was she 'asking for it'. "Good!" She nodded at herself in approval before grabbing her phone and walking out of her apartment and ringing the doorbell to Knox's. Her phone rang. Knox Wright

I went to the bottom floor and found the room in an instant. I cracked the door open slowly, making sure to not make a single sound. The room was shrouded in darkness, and the only light, came from the window that was directly above the cage, that Suzie resided in. I walked up to the large cage that stood in the middle of the room, and looked in. Suzie lay on the bare floor, her hands cuffed and her body, almost lifeless. I hit the bars of the cell, and that seemed to catch her attention.