The Blue Umbrella Novels & Stories

The girls all looked at the scene of Tyler and Tony trying to stabilize one open umbrella that was wobbly, and Maddox jabbing the second umbrella in the ground with a lot of force. The beach was sandy, but that was artificial. Under a few inches of fine sand, there was a hard surface made of tightly packed soil and clay. The sand was not sturdy enough to hold the umbrellas, while the hard soil was difficult to get into. Maddox didn't want to have anything to do with those blasted umbrellas, but Tatiana said how shade would be nice, and there he was… trying to get the umbrella into the ground and wondering if he will succeed before he breaks the flimsy metallic rod that already started bendin

When he got there, he stood beside him. “Cold coffee,” Blue ordered. “Cold coffee for me, too,” Amber said politely. Blue nudged him. “Are you copying me?” Amber smiled. “No, I’m not.” When Blue received his order, he purposely spilled it on Amber. He just wanted to see how the guy would react. “Sorry,” Blue said, pretending to apologize, though he was laughing inside. He was actually pleased with what he had done. “It’s okay,” Amber replied gently, though concern showed on his face as he looked at his wet uniform.

Set it on the kitchen counter, next to the sunscreen, next to the coffee cup I still had, next to the small white sticky notes I'd started collecting from him like a small sad museum of -A. I unzipped the umbrella. It was a normal black umbrella. The inside had a small leather tag with a name engraved. A. Black. Of course. Of course. I lifted the umbrella to my face. I don't know why. I think I had a reason. I think the reason was: I have done every other strange thing in the last six weeks, and one more is not going to kill me.

Something silver, no doubt. Before Kaynon reached the enemy, he heard the last doors click open and the air seemed to be sucked out of the cramped space. Everyone stopped immediately to turn towards the end of the prison cells. Two small children stood, hand in hand, at the wall with a shimmer of blue and red glittering smoke rising up from around their clasped palms. Cilyna's children were glowing with their power as they gave a war cry, luminous eyes on their targets on the other side of Kaynon that were blocking their exit. When they released each other's hand and clapped their own together the power that they were building together shot out and hit the vampires and hunters at the exit, d

Quickly grabbing her books and her bag, Lilith headed toward the cafeteria. Lilith growled under her breath as she walked out of the class and through the hall. To get to the cafeteria to grab something to eat. Where she accidentally ran to Brittany and her little group once again. Brittany had Platinum blonde hair and muddy brown eyes that always looked brutal. Her face was caked with makeup like always. Lilith let out a sigh and muttered to herself. “This is what I don't need right now,” trying to walk around Brittany and her followers.

What the hell was Winstock thinking, shoving a yacht club in the middle of all this? Unless, of course, Winstock didn’t plan to stop his harbor remodel with razing a local diner. Which still didn’t explain why he’d specifically dragged a St. Croix River Blue into the mix, Calder thought as he looked at his great-uncle, who hadn’t moved so much as a hair, what little he had left anyway, much less lifted a hand—or a gun—in welcome. He simply stood there, holding his ground, much as Calder assumed all the Blueberry Cove Blues had before him, and waited. Of course, the old man didn’t need a gun, or a gutting knife. Jonah Blue cut quite an imposing figure all by his lonesome. So much for imaginin

Fifteen minutes later— “Miss, we’ve arrived.” The driver quickly pulled out two sleek black umbrellas, stepped out into the rain, and opened the door with practiced grace. He tilted the umbrella forward, shielding most of the downpour from her. Briella stepped out, careful and unhurried. She left the black box on the seat and accepted the umbrella. “You wait here,” she said quietly. With that, she opened the umbrella fully and walked toward the entrance. Rain blurred the air around her. Her figure, elegant and slender, quickly faded into the misty distance.

With a triumphant tone, he said, "This umbrella is pretty good, isn't it?I spent the whole morning searching for it." Elaine couldn't help but smile. "Why did you spend the whole morning looking for an umbrella?" Calvin explained with a serious expression, "You don't know about this. This umbrella has a remarkable background. It's imported from England, 100% effective in blocking ultraviolet rays. And this lace, it's authentic British material. I heard it's the same one used by Queen Elizabeth..."

the abbot coaxes I blink slowly, and upon closer inspection, I notice the rock is a slivery blue not white as I initially thought When my attention returns to the abbot, I realize he’s still talking, “-And a child is born, when the moon is full and blue, the goddess will descend and bless.” When the power of the moon is at its peak. The blue moon, he mentioned that before, when he was going on about their study on how silver ones came to be, at that time, I imagined he was speaking figuratively when he said, the birth of a silver one is as rare as the sight of a blue moon in the sky, but what if it is not? I want to laugh but I bite my tongue, because I get the feeling if I were to start, I

“The best, largest pack in all the world. One that every other pack will be envious of, for no other pack can claim to be born of the stars and moon… a once in a blue moon pack.” “A once in a blue moon pack…” I said, thoughtfully repeating Rem’s words. I had thought about using stars in the pack's name. Though Blue Moon seemed fitting too. I couldn’t help but beam a bright smile down at Rem happily. “Thanks, babe, I think I just figured out our pack name,” I cooed at him. Rem’s lips twitched upwards into a smile. “Blue Moon Pack? I like it,” he chimed, seeming happy with my choice as well. “I’m sure our pack will like it, too. Even if you skip out the star part.”