Wake Up And Run Novels & Stories

I closed my eyes and drifted off to sleep. I woke up with a start at the sound of my alarm. Crap. I gotta get a move on. I pop my waffles in the toaster. Then run in the bathroom to do my hair and put in my contacts. Once I’m dressed and my backpack is on. I head out the door with the waffle hanging from my mouth. I’m about to break into a jog so I can make it on time when a voice calls out to me. “Hey, cool your jets, I’ll give you a ride,” Bartise called out.

He did really well. I prepared the table as I waited for Rune to get out of the shower. I made Anna bring us dinner. I feared that Rune wasn't up yet for dining in the kitchen with the rest of the members of the pack that lived in the packhouse. She had been getting her strength back steadily after being malnourished for weeks, which made me glad that werewolves possessed rapid healing. Wanting to do something nice for Rune, I had picked up some flowers on my way back from Grandma Rose’s cabin and I put them on the table in a little vase. They’re just some wildflowers, but she deserves the extra touch.

Eden woke up with a splitting headache. Apart from that, she seemed well enough. There were no bruises, no scratches– nothing broken. Considering the intense earthquake that cracked the walls of the Hotel Setedesange. A pair of deep grey eyes coated with worry is the first thing she saw. Eden was laying in an ambulance bed and Remus loomed beside her. He didn’t say anything when he saw her rouse. But there was an untold uneasiness with his usually tough features. Like he was anticipating a reaction from Eden. But on what, Eden can’t put her finger into it.

I said mechanically. Dad froze at my words. Behind him, Bruce's voice rang out. "Mr. Griffin, in order to provide the best behavioral conditioning for our students, our academy has developed a specialized system." He smiled and continued, "Students require an activation command to be awakened. Once that command is in place, they'll never defy a single wish of yours again." After Bruce's explanation, it finally clicked for Dad. My older sister, Sapphire Griffin, pushed her way to the front. There was a mischievous glint in her eyes.

His broad shoulders were relaxed, his dark hair slightly messier than usual, completely devoid of the sharp three-piece suit he wore like armor to face the world. He didn't look up immediately, but the quiet corner of his lips twitched upward as if he could feel my shock from across the room. "You're awake," he said, his low, gravelly baritone rumbling softly through the quiet morning air. "Julian?" I asked, my voice raspy from sleep, my hand lingering on the edge of the marble counter as I stared at the domestic scene before me. "Are you... cooking?"

The moon above is bright and I lift my snout, yipping for joy, letting the cool air flood my lungs as I run and run for the love of it. The cliff is endless, of course, as is only possible in dreams, and it never ceases in its stunning beauty. Sometimes, behind me – or maybe next to me – I can feel another wolf running. I get glimpses of his huge form, his dark and heavy fur – but I don’t pay my companion much mind. Instead, I get the sense that we’re both happy to simply run. When I wake the next morning - my Alpha alarm apparently starting to kick in, because I’ve woken before both Jesse and the sun – I’m more refreshed than I have been in days. I hop eagerly out of bed, ready to start my

Sunday morning. I toss from side to side as Thea shakes the bed. It’s too early for whatever this is about. “I’m trying to sleep.” “And I’m trying to wake you up. Wake up!” Thea yells in my ear, making me jump. “What? It’s”, I turn to check the clock, “5:30 in the morning. Even the sun hasn’t woken up yet, why should I?” “Because it’s time for our morning run.” A voice replies. Thea and I turn to the door to find it open with West leaning on the doorframe.

He desperately needed to connect to the outside world. Jim pried the phone from the still warm fingers of the hand and tapped the screen to check for a signal. No bars were showing, but the screen was open on a text conversation. He swallowed hard. He was sure he recognised the number and it made him nauseous. The most recent message had been sent a few hours ago, while Jim had been out weeding. It read: TY Phil, once again u r a STAR!!! I’ll b there soon 2 pick up the spare keys. Don’t tell J I’m w8ing for him @ the bungalow. Don’t want him 2 do another runner!!! xxx

"Because I know you. If I don't wake you up now, you won't get up on time." She was right. I was not a morning person. I could sleep through a hurricane. If it wasn't for her waking me up in the morning every day, I would probably get to the office in the afternoon, or not at all. I groaned again, rubbed the sleep from my eyes and got up.

A gift that signals you to act if something happens. Code 1 The watch will make a small sound buzz as it gives a very dim light that is similar to blinking. One must be aware that you shall not panic. It is a signal that there is something wrong. Keep doing what you are doing but do not act differently. Everyone continued their work. It was as if they never saw anything. Noah was surprised but his face doesn't show any reaction. Everything seems to be normal. They continued their work. Code 2