Thomas And Friends Humanized Novels & Stories

“Thank you, Mrs. Harris, I’m sorry to bother you.” I turned again to walk away, when she spoke softly. “I’m sorry what happened to you Jennie.” I paused before continuing my walk back over to Rain. She gave me a huff, bobbing her head a bit. I went to jump up but I couldn’t. With no stir ups to put my foot in, I was at a loss. She is a massive horse, bigger than the average I say. I took her by the reins leading her into the town square. “You’re not going to turn into a human any time soon, are you?” I couldn’t help but ask. She let out a whinny, as I chuckled. I’m glad Mrs. Harris gave me the cloak, I would have felt naked otherwise.

I interject, I couldn't let him hurt ink, they both turn to look at me fear in inks eyes. Anthony nods letting go of ink patting him on the back after, probably as a sorry, ink fixes his top sending me a smile, which I return. The door knocking breaks the angry moment, Aidan and a guy I don't know walking in, Anthony looks to me pulling me closer to him as they came to a stop. "For obvious reasons John isn't here, this is Thomas, a good friend of mine that's gonna step in" Aidan explains, pointing towards the new guy known as Thomas, he was quite tall with dark black hair, maybe around his late twenties early thirties.

Thomas, whispers something in his ear and Adrian nods at him. What is going on with these two? Adrian places him down and hands him a box of chocolate, Thomas opens the wrapper and his little hands gesture me to crouch down. My eyebrow raises as I flex my knees "Thomas- "he puts the chocolate in my mouth. "I only share chocolate with my friends," he said and runs back to the ground to play with his friends. "What did you say to him? Suddenly, he made me his friend," I chuckle. He grins "Just that you are my girlfriend.”

"Yes, anytime now." "I'm sure they will be adorable..." Thomas chuckled. Merrigold turned to finally look at him. Surprised... a little shocked... overwhelmed. Was this Thomas being nice to her? Thomas had always been a nice lad but he had gone through some changes with the way things had turned out. He had turned brutal and uncaring. He had turned into someone Merrigold did not recognize. He seemed very bitter and made compulsive decisions. Merrigold had given up on the thought of them ever having any sort of innocent genuine friendship.

Instead, it sent something dark and possessive clawing through my chest with enough force to make rational thought difficult. Thomas was one of our younger pack members, barely twenty-two and blessed with the kind of easy charm that made humans comfortable rather than wary. In human form, he looked like exactly the sort of man Catherine might have danced with in London ballrooms—handsome in conventional ways, unthreatening, safe. Everything I wasn't and could never be. They stood close enough that I could see the way his attention focused on her face when she spoke, the way he leaned forward slightly like he was drinking in every word. Catherine's cheeks were flushed with laughter, her dark

" I've always been bad at bowling and I was always in last place by a wide margin. But that didn't matter, I just had fun and we all had that together. "Of course...I mean, as close as you missed first place because of me ...I'm sorry...I'll make it up to you somehow!" We both laughed and shed our serious facial expressions. Thomas really had a great sense of humor and the evening was a lot of fun. I hoped to continue building this friendship because we really were still on the same wavelength, just like we used to be. It would be a shame if he disappeared from our lives again.

“I have a plan.” “Huh? What plan?” “Give me a minute, please.” Thomas got up and left the room. Thea sat down on the sofa and waited patiently. After half an hour, Thomas returned with a human mask in his hand. “Come here, please.” Thea walked over to Thomas and looked at him apprehensively. Thomas swiftly attached the human mask to Thea’s face. Thea’s appearance suddenly changed drastically. When she stared at her reflection in a nearby mirror, Thea could see that her face had completely changed. However, Her facial features were just as refined as before.

he said, spinning him around, making Thomas shout with glee. Tyler roared playfully like a lion, making Thomas laugh harder. “Rawr! I’m a big lion!” “Yay!” Thomas shouted, giggling uncontrollably. Tyler set him down gently, still chuckling as he bent down to Thomas level. Thomas eyes sparkled with excitement as he asked, “Uncle Tyler, where are we going today?” “Not today, big guy. I’ve got some grown-up stuff to do.” Tyler replied. Thomas’ face fell, his lower lip jutting out in a pout. “Oh, okay…”

It was just us. We spent the next hour wandering around the park, stopping at the swings and the sandbox, letting the kids burn off as much energy as possible. It was peaceful, a reprieve from the chaos we were living in. Every now and then, I caught myself glancing at Thomas, watching the way he interacted with the kids, the way his eyes softened when they called his name. He was still my Thomas, the man who made me feel safe, even in the darkest of times.

"Minor injuries... I'm glad to see you safe and well." Sapphire nodded and stepped to me, hugging me with less force. She was probably considering that I was human or still in pain. Oh, wait... I'm not human anymore. The thought made me shake in discomfort. Sapphire pulled away, her face falling. "Sorry, did I make you uncomfortable?" I blinked and quickly shook my head, "No... Of course not, it's just... I'm still surprised that I'm not, you know." "Not what?" "...human anymore." I finished my statement. Sapphire looked at Valedria and Alexander for confirmation. Alexander nodded at her and she gasped in surprise. Valedria also looked surprised as it was his first time hearing this. "Goodne