Tyche Cabin Novels & Stories

"Thanks man. But are you sure it was a good idea to give our women the gold card?" "It's all good. There's no way they will be able to max that card out," Tyler said with a chuckle. We both looked up at them. With a raised eyebrow and a sinister grin, I let them know that they had no idea who we were. "Challenge accepted," causing them to look at each other in shock and horror. Huw Home is where the heart is and mine has been set on this cabin since I was 5 years old. It is now mine. I still couldn't believe it until Tyler placed the keys in my hand.

“You will be shown to a cabin. We will grant you permission to stay the night in Xenia, but only one night regardless of whether Nyctimus grants you an audience or not.” “Thank you,” I tell him with a nod. “One night only!” The old man stresses holding up his index finger to emphasize his point. “That’s all we need,” I tell him just as sternly and with a promise. The two Lycans lead us out and across the compound to a cabin that sits on the edge of the village. Through the trees I can just make out a lake, the sun's rays glittering and bouncing off the water, catching my eye. I had to admit it was beautiful here. Maybe a little too quiet though.

"I'm going to finish this, okay? Don't worry about it now. We need to get to the cabin so we can relax. There is no way they'll find us, and if they do, it won't be for weeks." She nodded. I bent my knees to meet her gaze. "I got you. Come on." The cabin was five miles down a dirt road from the gas station, way back in the boondocks. The weeds in the yard were thigh high, but the lone dirt driveway was clear. I parked, and got out, motioning Brutus out of the back, and toward me. He stretched, and waged his tail before disappearing into the weeds. Ansley shut her door, and looked around the property. There wasn't much to it. Woods surrounded us on all side, there were trails that led toward

"Ouch!" We get to the cabin in the evening. I pull on a woollen coat as we alight the car since it's so cold. The house is just as it was last year. Simple wooden house with green grass and a beautiful scenery of mountains and valleys from a distance. We all unpack our things and set them in our respective rooms. There are three rooms. Bruna and Josh. Troy and Luce. Dax and... Wait, Dax and I? Noooooo! This is not good. Not at all!

His voice was like a low rumble of thunder. I didn't ask where we were going. I just got in. We drove for hours, leaving the city and the school far behind. We drove into the deep, dark woods until we reached a small cabin made of heavy logs. There were no neighbors. There were no lights. There was only the sound of the wind in the trees. "This is it," Jace said, turning off the engine. "This is where you belong now. Forever." The air inside the cabin was warm and smelled like cedar wood and fire. The twins led me into the bedroom. There was a massive bed covered in fur blankets. The walls were thick, and the door had a heavy iron bolt.

He punctuates the end of his sentence by turning off the truck and I jump out of the cab. But the time I stop at the front of the hood he's grabbed our two bags from the back and holds the key in one hand opening the cabin door. Our cabin is what you would picture at an old day camp where parents always send their kids in the movies. It's a log cabin, nicely put together with a beautiful little porch jutting out from the front. Windows with short curtains block the view inside, but I follow Elliot in and find a one-room cabin with a large bed, small kitchen with a mini fridge, and a big plush leather couch in one corner. These men sure enjoy their leather.

If not, then it might take a day or two for Robert and Patrick to track him down. "Come, I will show you something," he said and led her upstairs. There is a deck on the first floor, apart from the bedroom. He loves this cabin very much, as it is passed on to him by his mother. Bur Jake tried to taint it. He will pay for that and Damien will make sure that jake suffers. Curiously Eva followed behind Damien and she gasped when opened the sliding glass doors, revealing the deck. The lack is sprawled behind the lack house, surrounded by greenery and a small waterfall on their right, from where the water is trickling into the lake.

The black truck beeped twice and the gate began to roll open. Passing through the gates it almost entered another word. Everything was warm even in the darkness, cozy. There were small cabins everywhere with smoke puffing out the tops of their chimneys. The road was still dirt but it felt like some quiet little town tucked way in some fall season movie. Aldric followed the black truck down the center of town and until it finally stopped in front of a large wooden cabin, like the resort type of cabin. It was at least three stories high, the wood was the richest golden color; large full length windows and a wrap around porch. Aldric turned off the truck parking next to the black truck and open

Then he unlocks the front door and grabs my hand and pulls me inside. "you're buying a house?"I asked in awe, looking around the place. "Not a house... this house" I could hear the pride in Ty's voice, and I could see why. I looked around in awe, sure it was small. But it was beautiful. The living room was pretty gig size for this house, and the ceiling went all the way to the second floor. It had a stone fireplace that went all the way up, and a loft on the second floor that looked down over the living room. It looked around a the old style cabin wood paneling, and the windows that stretched as tall as the second floor on one side of the room.

Mitch agreed grimly, because he felt far more afraid to leave her behind where he couldn’t help her if she needed him. The gravel driveway was covered with a thin layer of fresh snow. Their feet crunched as they worked their way to the two other cars. The A-framed cabin was not as small as Justine had thought at first. Few distinguishing features stuck out in the dark. She could see a pretty picture window, surrounded by an empty planter, but little else. They moved stealthily, slowly around to the back, while Justine gritted her teeth and bit back her urge to cry out for Devlin and run.