Walk The Blue Line Novels & Stories

Justin and Zack walked towards the field where all the engineering freshmen were gathered for the orientation for their Freshmen Initiation Rights activity. Zack as the head hazer walked towards the center of the stage while Justin remained at the side together with their friends who instantly brought him a chair. Their friends knew Justin's condition and they were asked by Bienley and Devon to help keep an eye on Justin which they readily agreed. Admiring eyes from the freshmen are all focused on their head hazer who is unconcerned of the attention he has stirred among the crowd.

He murmured in my ear. In the adjoining room, the two Lindas were getting ready too. Blue-Linda (that's how we'd started calling her, to avoid the confusion of duplicate names) was in a vibrant electric blue version of the same dress, the color popping against her tanned skin. She caught my eye as I walked in, adjusting the neckline to show more cleavage. "Girl, that white makes you look like an angel about to sin. Ready to cause some trouble?" I laughed, the sound light and bubbly, fueled by the lingering buzz from the afternoon's drinks. "Always…. Yours hugs every curve… Dan's not going to be able to keep his hands off."

They looked to be wearing exactly the same outfits as the red party, but in dark blue, and the first in the line held a blue banner trimmed in silver, embroidered with a mountain and an artistic tree. The clear, heavenly sound of a harp caused me a chill. A transverse flute joined it as to make me cry. Silvia breathed really deep and started down the stone steps slowly, composed like a true queen. From the other side, the male half of our blue party started up their flight of stone steps to meet us halfway —oh, the metaphor and the memories!— to enter the amphitheater. When Silvia reached the landing, the guy carrying her banner looked at her with a smile that was a funny mix of proud, lovin

My heart was heavy and I felt burned instead of relaxed. A part of me wishes that I had never agreed to come on this trip. The day hadn’t even ended and already it was shitty. “What are you going to do if he is your father?” Midnight pops up in my head. There was no sign of Blue. I couldn’t feel her. Ignoring her question, I ask, “Where is Blue?” “She’s closed herself off after Lucas’ wolf reached out to her. She feels the connection to him but she’s still confused” she answers. “Now answer my question”

“If you can’t assert your dominance in a situation with words alone, you might as well walk out and leave this competition right now. This takes skill and precision, not stupid brute force, kid.” Parker didn’t like that, which is clear. His jaw clenches, but he is smart enough not to talk back. Not when he is so desperate to win this competition. “Intimidate them, and find something out about their sect. If it’s not good enough, I’ll send you home,” Blue says, no softness in his tone. Clearly he already has no patience for any of us, suggesting another motive. I’m hoping it has nothing to do with me.

Nate replied and passed his head-band to Blue, who wore it on her head happily. "You should go explore the haunt house as planned," she said to Iver, Knox and Carlene. "We three have a special place to explore alone," she said, now referring to herself, Orion and April. "We do?" April asked with curiosity. Blue latched unto Orion and April's arm, dragging both of them away as they had no choice but to follow. "Yes, we do." * Blue shoved April and Orion into a photo booth saying she has a place of her own to explore and then she ran off. April laughed at Blue's plan at getting them alone together, but she stopped when she saw that Orion wasn't sharing the same expression, he almost looked ups

"I’m calling the Gambino family’s Don right now! Let him see your true colors—pretending to talk about business while trying to seduce someone else's husband! You're disgusting!" "I'm calling him now. I'm going to see him now and have him kill you!"

I smiled back tentatively. “Lords and leaders of the North,” Varul began, and the hall quieted instantly. His deep, controlled voice carried effortlessly through the space. “We lost eight wolves at Linewatch. Two scouts survived long enough to give testimony. The attackers were larger than any wolf known to the North. Fast. Blue in color. No tracks matching known predators were recovered.” He paused as a murmur swept through the hall. I sat up straighter. Blue monsters? This world was determined to make sure I never slept peacefully again.

Jayne said grabbing a dress into the dressing room, Eva didn’t know what to try so she waited for Jayne to pick a final dress. She came out to show off a dress but she didn’t like it, she tried on a few others until she came across a Royal blue dress. Both Eva and Lydia couldn’t take their eyes of her. It was a flowing blue dress, sleeveless with a cute silver heart embraided onto the dress and it flowed seamlessly, covering her legs and slightly brushing against the floor. After seeing the expression on Eva and Lydia, she smiled and called out she had chosen this dress, she went back and took it off and came back with it the dress in her arm and she kept it aside.

After an hour of talking to them and trying to convince them that I was okay, I decided to go for a walk. It was right on dark. They tried to stop me from going; I made it clear that I was okay and I just needed space. The night was cold, but the moon was full and bright in the sky. I loved the feeling of the moonlight beaming down on me. I walked along the streets until I reached the edge of the woods. I stood there staring into them. It was like they were calling for me to go in there. I took a step closer. Blue growled, stepping in front of me and trying to stop me.