Tails Confused Novels & Stories

Everything in front of my eyes turned black as I lost my vision of horror. “You betrayed your family just as your mother did.” My brain screamed at me. A cruel laugh tinkled in my ears. The ugly noise of the laugh was excruciating. I covered my ears with both of my hands to block the buzzing sound that was getting louder, shut my eyes closed tightly, tears fell on my cheeks, and my body started trembling painfully.

Lovette POV “I have a problem. I think I accidentally swapped phones with a stranger,” I groaned. Tasha looked at me in shock. “Oh no! How did that happen?” “I think I grabbed the wrong phone when I left the advanced wildlife section,” I said Tasha sat next to me, looking just as shocked as I felt. “I can’t believe this is happening,” Tasha said, shaking her head. “I never would have thought you’d actually swap phones with a total stranger.”

"It is at this point in time that I finally realize I made a very big mistake in dealing with you. Are you really so foolish and so blind and so stupid that you can't look at what is going on right in front of you? Are you seriously saying this right now? Can't you see that this is absolutely and totally impossible? There's fucking nothing you can do about this. How do you want to raise a total of 100 billion within 3 hours? Do you think because you have all the assets worldwide you can achieve that within a few minutes?" I chuckle and shake my head. "You are the one acting so foolish and so paranoid right now, Mr. Marcus. You haven't even given it enough time and haven't even thought about

"The Canine Musketeers, eh? Excellent taste! Let's see if we can find it for you." She followed the boy, Aaron, as he bounced towards the children's section. A little girl, barely more than a toddler, trailed behind him, her thumb firmly planted in her mouth. Her large, round eyes took in everything around her with a mixture of curiosity and wariness. She and the boy shared the same mop of unruly hair. Lila knelt beside Aaron, scanning the brightly colored spines. "Hmm, it might be a little hidden. Do you remember what the cover looked like?"

“How are you doing?” “I’m doing great. But,why are you sounding disturbed and stressed?" Alex replied his tone cool but with a trace of concern: Davis let out a heavy sigh. "I need your help, Alex; right now I am in a great mess.” "What is it about?.” There was a slight pause at the other end of the line. Davis finally replied “Something happened.” Davis said as he leaned his back in his chair and ran a hand through his hair. "It seems a bit complicated. There was a slight pause, he continued.

Daby asked, as she was still on the call the whole time. “Nona? That’s a boy’s name, you know?” Nick gave a mischievous smile. “Your limited vocabulary doesn’t include the word ‘unisex,’” I said as I turned to leave, faced with a huge black bulldog right in front of me.

" Brett said "Stop it, they are both my sister, Brett stops it." George cry. "Let her go." Craig pointed his gun at Tony's head, Tony laughed and then ran his hand on Cathy's cleavage. "No oh, don't touch her like that," he growled as his eyes turned red. Tony closes his eyes seeing that Craig might turn into a beast soon, he remembers the astrology words, "Although it's a lost battle to wrestle with a beast, you could win him, if you can stop him from turning into a beast."

“I was bored. And you’re always so… entertaining when you’re mad.” "Does Aiden know you’re here?" "Yes, I came by to talk about some business." “I see,” I said with a neutral expression. Kane leaned his head to the side, examining me for a moment. "Aiden made a foolish mistake, didn’t he?" I tensed up. He smiled, his voice self-satisfied. “I knew it. He always screws things up when it comes to you.” "You don't know anything," I said, feeling defensive, and turning away.

He said there would be a ton of empty bottles to snag afterwards. I was all in, no second thoughts. It was a heck of a trek and still pitch black outside, but I started hobbling my way there. When I got there, I was about to check in when I spotted four familiar figures. I recognized that sassy voice in a heartbeat. "Hey, let's bring Carol along. Bet she's never even seen a screen." "She didn't bother with college, she's just a no-good cripple. Why should we waste a fancy movie on her? Please."

My eyes darted across the shelves, catching unlimited colours of bibliographs and encyclopedias until it turned plain in my head. We are doomed. And I am a hair's length away from being caught.