Tooth Fairy Fairly Odd Parents Novels & Stories

Could I get any more adult than being an Alpha and soon an uncle? I had a great feeling of annoyance as I watched my parents. They had been acting weird for a long time, and tonight was no exception. They’d barely said ten words to me, but at least they were talking to Renata. Even if they were pissed she came here, that she wouldn’t even pledge to Zach. My dad held some long bullshit fantasties of making Long Tooth like it once was, and that was never going to happen.

"So, you remember your son?" "Of course, dear," Sarah digs in her cardigan pocket and pulls out a little coin purse with an uneven flower patch. She opens and takes out a deck of cards with pictures of Don as a baby. Then she showed me, Don, in his wrestling match-winning, a picture of him with his brothers and their parents. Then, a photo showing him with Sarah happily smiling with a missing front tooth. I giggle. "That one is when he lost a tooth, and he put it under his pillow and told me once the tooth fairy gives him the money, he will save to buy me something special."

Asked her father. “No, darling it's not dinner time yet but we have something to talk to you about.” Her mother went to her husband and kissed him on the cheek but he pulled her for a hug sniffing her hair smiling. Why couldn’t she get a fairy for a mate and have the kind of love her parents had? “Tell me, what troubled have they caused now?” asked her father, the ones he was talking about were the teen fairies that always got into trouble.

I knelt too, and suddenly we were a tangled, giggling pile of arms and legs and happy tears. “Mommy Daddy! You guys came back!” she squealed, squeezing my neck so tight I could barely breathe. “Oh, my baby,” I whispered, pressing kisses into her hair that still smelled like Ava’s strawberry shampoo. “We missed you so, so much.” Jason’s big hand cupped the back of her head, his voice suspiciously thick. “Hey, princess. Look at you practically grew an inch while we were gone.” Annie pulled back just enough to beam at us, one front tooth conspicuously missing. “I lost a tooth! The Tooth Fairy gave me five whole dollars!”

My mom places her hand over mine and tilts her head to the side as she looks at me in confusion and says, “Son, we support you no matter what.” I say, “She’s a fairy.” My dad looks shocked and says, “A fairy?” I nod, and my mom says, “That’s interesting, there’s so few of them left in the world.” My dad nods in agreement with my mom and I ask, “What do you mean?”

he looked worried. " It's about the money you received from the tooth fairy. Honey, she made a mistake, and we have to return it," I said gently. He shook his head stubbornly, " No! It is mine. I'm not returning it, Mommy... So uncool!" he shouted and ran upstairs. Yes, I was the uncool mom, the bummer mom. One of us had to be that parent, and I was. I glared at Ellis, but he smiled sheepishly, silently telling me he would talk to him.

Ginger rolled her eyes and asserted confidently, "Mommy says if you brush your teeth properly, you won't get cavities!" Caleb hobbled out, feeling more wretched than he had ever felt in his life. As he settled onto the sofa, he fixed a stern gaze on Ginger. "Who sent you here?" he inquired. "The heavens did!" Ginger shot back. "What's your mommy's name?" "I already told you. My mommy's name is Little Fairy." …

For the last six years, he hasn’t felt that happy. Rainbow’s mother arrives home after work. “Baby, what are you doing?” she says. “Mom is here.” “Mommy’s daughter is praying,” she replies. “Okay, okay, momma will come back later,” she says, sparing her a happy gesture. A few moments later, after freshening up, her mother comes to her room again. “Your Highness, may I come in?” “Sure, you can,” she giggles while hugging her mom. “My daughter always makes her mom proud,” she says, kissing her forehead. “You know, mom, I prayed for someone else today.” “That’s great; may I know who’s that lucky person?” “My fairy friend, whom I met today.” “Woah! My daughter met a fairy today.” “Yep, we’re fri

he laughed and I growled at him while stifling my own laughter. And my fucker best friend, Ty too didn’t hold back and started laughing. “Yeah and his other father in law was the first one to introduce him to p**n,” Ty laughed and I flung a cushion at him. How dare they make fun of me like that ! Grrrrr. “CONGRATULATIONS HONEY !!!” our parents busted in and the door flung open to reveal the delighted set of grandparents ! All of them gushed at the cute little fairy who seemed to being enjoying their attention and giggled and yelped at every action of theirs.

She heaved out a heavy sigh of disappointment when they did not. “Maybe you should ask the wood fairies what to do, sweetheart,” her papa suggested at lunch time. “The wood fairies? But they are not real, papa! Why are you making up stories again?” she pouted. “Ah, my baby is all grown up now! She does not even believe any word I say,” her papa teased lovingly.