The Extraordinary Voyage Novels & Stories

One that simply marked the end of one chapter of our lives and the start of another. And the following week, the four of us took off on the road trip of a lifetime meandering our way up the East Coast and into New York. The trip included every stop we could find from the capital to the largest ball of yarn and the tiniest rocking chair. If there was a place of interest, we pulled over. We weren't in a hurry to get anywhere and had a blast on the open road—even when Neil got lost in a corn maze and scared in the World's Largest House of Mirrors. I had no idea a grown man could have such an aversion to clowns. It had taken us well over an hour to retrieve him from the tangled web of reflection

I needed a new purse, this one was getting embarrassing. "Milk or foam, Ma'am?" He asked as he looked up from the screen. "Milk, please." I smiled up at him as I closed my bag and moved it back to its original position. I then moved Serenity in front of me, so she could survey the baked goods while being protected from people bumping into her. "Alright, that will be 75 Erasis', Ma'am." He said as he looked up at me.

After we manage to watch a couple more movies, I start to feel myself drifting off and before I completely knock out, I managed to somehow reach the remote to shut the tv and everything else off. When I lift my head a little to look around the room and I notice everyone else is passed out laying along each other Trevor Hannah and Tyler are passed out among blankets and pillows on the floor in front of the tv and Destiney is cuddled up on the couch laying in my arms. I manage to slump down a little more without waking her and I then I finally let my eyes drift closed and I see myself with Destiney in the future and. I find myself dreaming of what it would be like coming home after long day of

I carefully placed Eve within the reed piles and whispered, “Eve, wait here for me. I’ll go bring the boat over.” Eve nodded obediently. With the cart, it wasn’t long before I pulled the boat into the marsh. I helped Eve onto it, and then, as quietly as I could, I began rowing. Since it was just me, the boat moved slowly, but at least we were heading forward. Soon, we would be out of this terrible place. Eve’s eyes began to sparkle with hope for freedom. However, just then, the boat suddenly hit resistance and wouldn’t move any further.

She teased me and laughing heartily. “I'm so happy. I never knew that the mate bond would make me feel this way. The sparks, the electric current running down my spine, the fireworks in my belly, the rollercoasters in my head, the feeling is so overwhelming. I've never felt like this before.” I say dreamily, holding my hands over my chest. Amira cautiously sits beside me on the bed. I notice her questioning glance but I'm not bothered. “What about your first mate? You didn't have any good feelings towards him?” she asks, placing her hand on thigh.

When the sail caught the sun, it gleamed with the exact same iridescent light as Elias’s anchor band. They named the ship The Resonance. On the day of the launch, the beach was packed. Thousands of wolves had traveled from the interior to witness the departure. I stood on the wooden docks with the Vanguard. The crew was small, deliberately so. They were not an invading force; they were a surgical team.

she said, leaning on the railing next to Krista as Zach squatted down behind her to be able to line his cock up with her ass, easily sinking it into her. The next thing that they knew, everyone was leaning on the railing, the old man with the small cock watching as one of the staff fucked his wife, and the French leaning on the railing side by side getting their asses fucked, all four of them. "That was the most unusual sunset I've ever seen," Mahana said, clapping her hands as everyone finally stood up, cum running from their asses. Almost telepathically, everyone made their way to the center of the platform, then climbed down to the sea to wash, even most of the staff, especially the men w

The boat in the picture was even bigger and more beautiful. Most importantly, the entire hull was covered in irises, my absolute favorite flower. There wasn’t a single rose to be found. When I got home, I started packing my things. I slowly sorted through my clothes and legal documents, neatly folding everything. Then, I found the photos from all the years we had spent together. Every single one had a note written on the back. I flipped through them, one by one. On the photo from our trip to Lake Green, she had written, “I want to cling to Aussie for the rest of my life.”

“The ocean’s out there,” Jonathan Lane probed with a small nudge. With a slight blush, Charlie Ashton pulled his attention away from the young lady who had caught his eye and shrugged. “Sorry,” he mumbled. “I was lost in thought.” Jonathan shook his head knowingly. “I understand this isn’t where you expected to be, but we may as well make the most of it. It isn’t everyday one finds himself on the maiden voyage of the greatest vessel ever to sail the seven seas.”

The combination of sea turbulence and raw alpha tension from Calloway’s presence on the boat has left me completely airsick and seasick. "Elowen... are you alright?" Cormac asks, rushing to my side and gently rubbing my back before handing me a flask of fresh spring water. "Yeah..." I force a weak smile onto my dark face, taking a small sip to wash away the bitter taste. If I had known my stomach would turn inside out like this, I never would have agreed to board the expedition. Once the rest of the noble wolves disembark from the secondary yachts, an electric buzz of excitement ripples through the crowd.