Taylor The Hedgehog Novels & Stories

He brushed the cords on the mystical artifact and opened a portal to their next destination. “In that case, ladies, let’s roll,” Taylor said and pointed to the portal. They grabbed their bags and jumped into the wormhole, anxious to find the next champion that Project Echidna was also pursuing. Taylor gazed at his arm and knew that he was more than a match for any vile creature who came his way although the future ahead of him would undoubtedly lead to more adversity. With his sister by his side and his new friend behind him, Taylor was unhinged by his unconventional upbringing and his sheltered background. From here on out, he was so much more than the champion of the blue. Taylor would be

“ we are going to go one at a time.” Faces swing toward me. Some shrink back. Some flare with defiance. The wealthy parents stiffen, as if authority should only sound one way and I’m not performing it correctly for their taste. But I’m not here to perform. Taylor stands off to the side with her brother pressed into her his small shoulders shaking in tight uneven bursts.her arms wrap around him like she is trying to shield him from the whole street.she runs her fingers through his hair long slow strokes the kind meant to soothe.

Taylor put Dino down and took the box. “He’s cute.” “Great first impression.” Meredith shook her head. “Thanks,” Taylor smirked as she opened her box. “BerryBoxy!” Taylor started munching on a chocolate covered strawberry as she strolled over to the glass looking out at Lake Michigan. “I guess you want to take a bath first?” Meredith asked, nodding at how Taylor was dressed or rather not dressed. “Hmm…?” Taylor turned around. “Why not do it all at once?” “...” Meredith thought about it. “Okay.”

He paused, still facing away, and issued another warning. “I’ll always stand by my king, whether he chooses to move forward with this or not. But if you give up and abandon him, I swear I’ll hunt you down to the ends of the earth and end you.” Hugo continued walking, disappearing into the house, leaving Taylor standing there, mulling over his words. Taylor closed his eyes and let out a deep sigh, hoping he had the strength to withstand all this pressure. Instead of going inside, Taylor decided to walk, get some fresh air, and clear his head after the chaotic breakfast. As he strolled, he spotted a forest at the edge of the property, and Daimon stirred, eager to run.

If it was, then sitting on a pet rabbit was a small price to pay. *** The next month passed quickly in a flurry of activity. I spent most weekdays tutoring Taylor, who eventually warmed up to me in ways that I don't think either of us could have predicted. I had grown used to her pet collection and even began to look forward to seeing what new animal she would acquire next. Taylor had brought home a bearded dragon last week and had decided to name her Sally. Sally was quite large and unexpectedly friendly. She spent a great deal of time perched on my shoulder as Taylor and I worked on her lessons.

Taylor gleamed, coming from out of her closet. Cheyenne was confused as to why the young shifter was in the closet to begin with. “What is going on here?” Cheyenne laughed and Taylor pulled her into her room. “Laser fight with aliens!” Taylor explained. “It looks like a disco party.” Taylor smiled, grabbing at her, urging her to play with her. “No, I can’t play. Your mom told me I had to help you into bed.” “Awe, boo! I don’t want to go to bed.”

Cole vowed. Taylor grinned at Cole, his teeth red from his blood. “You talk a big game Cole, I want to see you carry it out.” Cole smiled as he nodded at the challenge. “Good, because I am about to start.” Cole partially shifted his claws and tore out Taylor’s back, Taylor groaned but he didn’t say anything and Cole moved to his front where he repeated the same motion, Taylor bit his lip not to allow any sound come out. When Cole didn’t make a move after he did that, he just stood watching Taylor. Taylor spoke.

“I can’t believe I’m laughing with a stranger after my closest one broke my trust…” The man’s smile faded slightly, and he looked at her with quiet understanding. He didn’t push her to elaborate, instead giving her a moment to gather herself. Then, as if sensing the need to break the tension, he spoke again. “I’m Taylor Wood,” he said, his tone warm and calm. “But you can just call me Tay.” Ariadne blinked at him, caught off guard. “Tay?” "Yeah. Short and sweet. Easier to yell if you ever need to call me for help.”

He peeled away, grabbed her hand, and said, “Come on. We are already here. Might as well introduce you to my high school friends.” “Oh, and Drew—the guy who approached you earlier? He’s my senior from high school, the person I came here to meet,” Taylor shared. “You might think he’s good-looking, but the truth is, Drew has had multiple surgeries.” He smirked and leaned in, whispering, “Drew used to have a parrot’s nose and rabbit ears, so... yeah, don’t be too impressed. And remember, this is just a secret. Don't tell him I said so."

Taylor felt confused and embarrassed as people came out of their tent to see what was happening, they were all murmuring. Taylor was speechless, Alex arrived, held Taylor's hands, and told her his sorry about this and that he was going to fix whatever was wrong with Sage, he took her inside his tent and, Sage seeing that screamed and ran into the woods. Alex afterward tried looking for Sage to have a conversation he checked everywhere at camp but he couldn't find her