Unreasonable Hospitality: The Bear Novels & Stories

Without any further hints, I recognize its heavy aura that informs me it's that Alpha Bear I had challenged a few hours ago. I wonder what must’ve gotten them to change their minds. Either way, that’ll help speed things up and we can ensure the safety of my people. Runa rears back as Tristan guides the people where to go. The Bears catch up and I meet direct gazes with the Black Bear. ‘You have our sincerest apologies, little Omega. We were foolish to have doubted our own in favor of a traitor’ He communicates to me and Runa shakes her head softly, lowering to gently nudge the side of a little boy to prevent him from falling.

I sighed as Bear walked me over to a giant tin bath full of ice, beer bottles, and cans. "Are you okay, Aubrey?" Bear asked as he grabbed two beers out of the bath. "Yeah, it's just been a rough day, and the last thing I need is another possessive guy getting jealous or violent around me." Taking the beer can out of Bear’s hand, I cracked it open.

All the guests were fearful after being attacked by a brown bear in the last live broadcast, so they gathered in front of Sienna this time and asked, “Do we need to move locations? Is this campsite safe? Will there be brown bears nearby?” Sienna casually pointed behind them and said indifferently, “Oh, there’s one there.” “Sienna, I didn’t expect that you actually know how to make jokes, but this joke is a little lame. It’s not funny at all.” A male guest laughed and joked, but when he looked back and saw that there was really a black bear, his expression instantly froze! “!!!” “Ahh!” A burst of screams erupted, and several guests were so frightened that they wanted to run away.

Stepping in to the front room, I closed the door behind me and followed him in to the office. Bear didn't stop in the office, he went straight to their living room and waked in to the kitchen. He got himself a bottle of water before he dropped himself on one of the chairs. "What is so urgent that it couldn't wait a few more hours?" Bear asked, clear annoyance on his face. "Where's Monika?" I asked instead. Bear sighed. "She went all out for the full moon, ran for hours without rest and passed put about an hour ago. As a bear, it's not easy to keep up with you people." He replied.

Atwood and his injured pack member, who I now recognize as Noah, lift their heads to look at me as well, and while the Bears are turned toward me, he helps Noah stand. Three Lycans, and three Bears. “Should we have a little snack before the main course?” one of the Bears says. They start to approach me. “Ruby, run,” Atwood says using our mindlink. I stand my ground, hackles raised and teeth bared. “She’s got blood on her muzzle,” another one of the Bears says as they approach me. “How cute.” Behind them, Atwood and Noah stalk forward, preparing to pounce. “If you want me,” I say, “come and get me.”

I limp my way to the corner just as they all teleport out of camp. I make my way toward Bea and all the shifters I pass by sniff me then move out of the way. No one offers to help me despite the blood they must be smelling. When I get to where Bea is, she comes to me immediately and helps me sit down. Before she can do anything to help, a wounded warrior is brought in. He had a run in with a black bear, which is odd because it is winter and they should be hibernating. I’m sure he thought he could kill it, but he was on the wrong side of that fight.

Jennie Everything was happening so fast. My eyes were adjusted to the dark, and I could make out the figures of two very large bears and their glowing eyes. They circled us closing in. Dakota was moving his body around mine following the bears as they got closer. I couldn't move. My body was rigid. How am I supposed to help Tyee and Dakota? They can't take on two bears at once? The bears have moved in on us. They were snapping at our feet, but Dakota didn't budge until the smaller bear swiped his paw at me. Dakota instantly lunged, going for his throat. He snapped down hard and held on as the bear thrashed around, trying to swing him off. Dakota positioned himself under the bear using his c

She had an insulated bottle in her hand, and when she saw the shards of glass all over the floor, her eyes briefly lingered on them before she looked at me with concern. "What's going on? Why are you so angry?" she asked softly. I took a deep breath and tried to control my temper. "It's nothing, Heather. What brings you over?" She set the soup down on the table, then bent down to pick up the pieces of my phone. Her voice was gentle as she spoke. "It's nothing really. I just made some soup and thought I'd bring it over for you guys to try." My expression was dark as I looked at her. "Thank you."

He reeked of pine sap and carried an unmistakable wild aura unique to bear shapeshifters. "Hebert! My powerful Alpha brother!" The bear man broke into a loud, booming laugh, his voice almost deafening. "I'm here on behalf of the Grizzlyfang Tribe to request a loan from the Bloodmoon Pack! We're planning to build the largest mega shopping mall in the whole continent up in the northern valley!" Hebert calmly shifted to place himself between me and the bear man's overwhelmingly untamed presence, shielding me from his rough energy. Raising an eyebrow, Hebert's tone was ice-cold: "A shopping mall? Boris, has your brain been frozen by the Siberian winds?"

“Wanna die?" “I’ll go now. The old lady just gave me ten minutes. Text me if you need anything.” “Thank you sis.” She closed the door carefully and knocked at the door of the corner room. No one answered but the knob was not locked. She entered and found the guy lying on the couch just beside the bed. “Kalli. I brought some medicines and porridge.” Unlike the other two, Kalli’s temperature was over 102 degrees Fahrenheit. “Aiko?” He said softly.