The Story Of The Three Bears Novels & Stories

One member of the bear clan steps, skinny and ruddy faced, steps forward. “Could the wolf girl read the poem again?” Barrett hands the carving back to me with a commanding grunt. I obey, reading the inscription slowly, clearly, and loudly. “Yeah, I know some of those lines,” the bear says. “Where from?” Barrett asks. “My mom used to sing a song like that,” he tells us. “But it wasn’t about a blood feud or a curse or anything like that. It was longer, and kind of different.”

I say, and he growls at the idea of having Sam close to them. I hold my hands up to show I mean no harm. We can't just ignore the threat. Something has to be done. "I know it's risky...but the bears might feel more compassionate once they meet her. Plus, I found some interesting information while I was digging. The reason why the bears finally got fed up with the Laynes might have been due to a favor they performed for Graham's father. They thought since they helped him out, the Laynes would stop rejecting bear and wolf matches. When the rejecting continued, a certain someone was sent off into hiding," I explain and his growl dies away.

Anyway, if this wasn’t it, then it meant there’s another entrance somewhere. “C’m on Evie…” I spurn around, hearing my name a few yards away. There they stood, all three of my nightmares with their hands fisted into their pockets, watching me like a predator calculating the distance between him and his prey. It’s how I feel at the moment, a prey waiting to be devoured. Stopping made me realize how tired I was, suddenly my knees began to quiver, threatening to give away. “You shouldn’t have run little Evie, didn’t someone ever tell you one of Alphas' favourite things to do is chase down their prey?” The middle one inquired, removing his hands from his pockets and folding it across his chest.

Liam let out a soft laugh and playfully tousled my hair. "Selena, it's been ten years. You've grown distant from me!" I pretended to be annoyed and pushed his hand away. "Ugh, you've ruined my hair again!" It was as if we had been transported back to the days when the three of us were thick as thieves. Once my fever recovered, Liam stuck by my side, helping me pick up all the essentials I needed to get by.

He put his hand on Ethan’s shoulder. They stood there, the three of them, looking out at the world they had conquered. Not with money. But with soup. And patience. And love. And Aurora knew, finally, that she was safe. Because the Bear was on duty. And he wasn't going anywhere.

Olivia POV: I was shaking with cold as I crawled into an empty cave, although it blocked out the elements, it did nothing for the wet ice that clung to my skin. I wasn't prepared for this, but I don't think I was ever supposed to be. I huddled into myself, pressing my knees to my chest and trying to keep the sound of my chattering teeth to a minimum in case there were other bears in the vicinity. Bears were our enemy, they were not civilised like us wolves or even like the vampires. They were complete savage monsters. I've heard the stories since I was young about the bears in the north ripping people to shreds for just being in the vicinity. How was I supposed to get home? How was I suppose

“When I engage it, you run. Don’t look back.” “No,” I whispered, horror-stricken. Not him too. I couldn’t lose him too. “It’s the only way,” he said, his eyes never leaving the bear. “It’s my duty.” The bear lowered its head, its muscles coiling like springs. It was going to charge. In that split second, a memory surfaced. A story Kairi had told Elisse just a few nights ago, by a fire that felt a lifetime away. A story about the old magic of the mountains, and the creatures that served it.

“Alpha come quickly. One of the children wandered off during recess and was caught in the middle of the big field by a mama bear. The little boy saw the bear’s cub and wanted to play with it. The Luna heard him screaming and went to rescue him. Now the bear has them both trapped and is posturing to attack.” She rushed out while pulling Nathan’s hand to get him to follow her.

I struck the final time it finally succumbed, growling in pain but soon it fell silent, and now, looking at the other pack members, they had taken down the bear, but we had three badly bruised wolves due to the initial attacks, but it was all good. “Well done,” I said, and they all bowed; most of them shifted to their human form and they cued up into groups so they could carry the bears back to the pack. It was better than expected. I planned for one bear, which was enough to cover most of the weak members here during the winter. “You are bleeding, chief, did you know that?” Joan said beside me, her words pulled my attention to my body, my eyes narrowed down to my bruised legs I had a bone s

"Yes, um, well, I had just turned thirteen. I had my first shift. The day after, I went on my first solo hunt. It is tradition, after all. Most people come home with a few rabbits or even some reindeer. I, however, had a run-in with a polar bear." "You what?" "Yeah. It was not a good thing. We are supposed to stay away from them if we are alone. We usually need more than five of us to take down a bear, and I was all alone. The problem was it felt threatened and wanted to fight. There was nothing to do but defend myself. "