Unscramble Bedtime Novels & Stories

'The bed calls thee' was Luca's slang for Goodnight and with that, he hung up the call and sniffed the air. "I think I'm high already"

This bed would take up almost the entire room. "Good night Luna!" I heard Dominic say as he turned off the light and I hummed, too tired to respond... I guess I won't be getting that pillow fight after all. I thought to myself just before I fell asleep.

I saw that Addison didn't sleep on her bed, instead, she was cuddled up with Erin and Melanie on their makeshift bed in the middle of the room. "When did they go to bed last night?" I asked the nanny. "5 minutes to 10 p.m., Luna," she replied. That was earlier than I'd expected. I gently shook them awake. "Time to take a bath," I said. "Girls, your parents will be here to take you home soon." Addison yawned. "Can't they stay today, mum?" She asked, still half sleepy. "Up, up, Aiden," I shook him gently.

, the monster screeches as it disappears into thin air. " Emily wake up, we should get going now", Lucas's voice brings her back from her nightmares. Emily gasps, she clutches Lucas's shirt like she always does whenever she is scared. " It is fine now, you are okay", he hushes her like a baby and runs her back tenderly. Emily looks around, it is truly morning. Does that mean she slept through the night? " I slept, Lucas", she whispers as she can't believe it. " How?", She looks at him as she waits for a reply.

Tancorix fumed, “Did the slightest challenge make them run away from their destiny? My people! Hah! The damned Romans are out there in our place.” “Have a care.” Weaver shook her head, hand shielding her eyes from the moonlight, so full, perfect and fat above them. “No, the Romans are starting to bivouac there on the southern brink of the valley. But see, the confederation of Pictdom is beyond the edge of the dell to the north still, far beyond their reach. Their torches litter the night in the forest, can’t you see it?” Tancorix strained her eyes to the north side of the valley and spotted a few fireflies in the night, something she wondered if the Romans could see as well.

Meredith was delighted. "I picked these pajamas for you. Do you like it?" "I do, thank you, Miss Leighton." "That's good." Meredith put him in bed. "We still have school tomorrow. Let's go to bed early." Caden nodded obediently. Meredith took a book to read him a bedtime story. Perhaps it was because of a change of environment. On top of that, happiness came too suddenly for him. Caden could not fall asleep. Meredith had finished a few books. Not only did Caden not fall asleep, but his eyes were also opened. He said, "Miss Leighton, can I call you mommy?"

Crawling out of my bed, I snuck over to the door and crept down the stairs, being careful not to make any noise. The sun still hasn't risen, but I woke up hours ago. I grabbed a light blanket from the hall closet and pulled it over my shoulders, knowing the cold would come to me soon. Stepping into the family room, I looked around as if that room has all the answers to my questions. The picture of a wolf came into view and I stepped toward it again. Upon closer inspection, I noticed the wolves and moon were made up of names. Tons of names that circled and swirled into patterns and revealed beautiful Shape Shifters running after the midnight moon.

NIGHTMARES. A very bad or frightening dream. Anna was starting to lose count of the number of nightmares she’s been having since Josh’s death but whenever she woke up with one, clearing her head with a jog had been working well on her. She lets out a sigh as she turns sideways to stare at the mini alarm clock she had next to her bed. The time read 6:00 am and she hated the fact that she had to be awake at this early hour of the day.

I said standing up as I held her hand. “Daddy come here.” Jayden said, patting the bed next to him. “No, no. Don't you dare. It's past your bedtime, time to turn off your light, now.” she said sternly as staring at Jayden. He pouted, turning to face me, “You should listen to your Mom, I promise to be home early tomorrow okay?” Jayden nodded as he laid on his bed turning off the light, leaving the night light on since he's scared of the dark.

Amber stepped back, smoothing her skirt. She turned towards the kids. "Playtime's over. It's time for bed." Together, the four of them climbed the stairs towards the kids' room. Amber helped Jessie with her bath while Damon took care of Jason. Soon, both kids were clean, dressed in pajamas, and tucked under their blankets. Damon reached for a storybook from the shelf, and was about to start reading when Jason shook his head. "You don't want me to read you a bedtime story, buddy?" Damon asked.