We Bare Bears Fanfic Novels & Stories

Fucking asshole. I unload a few rounds into the bear, making sure to stop firing as NIck nears him. His powerful muscles bunch as he jumps for the bear, teeth ripping into his flesh. Sava takes the other side, both of us searching for open targets as wolves swarm the bears, not wanting to hit one of our own while attempting to help. My annoyance ratchets at the feeling of inadequacy; I should be out there too, sinking my teeth into their necks, but I can’t. My wolf prowls just beneath the surface, howling for me to let her free, but the trust isn’t there. Our bond has grown frayed over the years, and even though we have our instincts, we have no training, no experience.

‘Well creatures from outside must be a phase one or two before they can enter but the rule doesn’t really apply to creatures born here’ Anita replied soberly. ‘What kind of fuckin rule is that, did whoever created chex want to have we who enter killed’ ivory asked Anita. ‘Nobody move’ Alfred said silently, they all obeyed. The ice bear stared at them as if waiting for something, when it saw none of them were willing to move it growled with the intention to attack. They all got to their battle stance. Throwing out seeds, Nara grew huge thorns and used it to bind the bear’s leg, Alfred threw fire at the bear but it didn’t hurt its skin.

“Because during that cooldown after the initial heat, when we kept our distance, this feeling wasn’t there. It’s unrelated to her. This ties back to the bear.” “You suspect it was no ordinary animal—a shifter, maybe?” Rowan ventured, piecing it together. “I’m convinced it was.” “Or perhaps you’re rationalizing a beatdown from a regular grizzly to salvage your ego?” Brian teased, unable to resist. “Whose team are you on here?” David snapped, his patience thinning. Games weren’t on the agenda tonight. “Whoa, easy. Mating’s meant to be a joyride, like the holidays rolled into one. Not this grumpy vibe, as if you showed up for a big discount only to find out it was a hoax,” Reese chimed in, atte

I stare at them with indifference to the girls condition, “I’ll take her now and leave.” The witches don’t move, but before I can react, a portal opens under my mate and all three fall through it and it closes as I step onto the spot. I roar and glare at the werebear, “you will die for this bear.” He shakes his head at me, “kill me you will never find her,” he chuckles, “my mate will make sure of that,” he arches his brow.

Bear says “ you know why I can't have you force a mating bond on her” “ I would never...” cutting him off “ don't even finish that cause we both know you would if you got the chance “. “ okay maybe I would is there a way I can talk to her wolf?” “ I'll ask her but no promises got it?” “ got it” “ ready for this run?” “ yeah, enough chit-chat.” Taking off my clothes I put them where I can find them after then I let Bear take over while I watch from the back. After a good thirty minutes of running after a squirrel, he got tired and went to lay in front of the water under the moon to eat his dinner.

Me- So her and Ari gets a third chance? Bear- She deserves to be happy. Me- Did Dad know how we feel about Ari? Bear- He was smart and had eyes. Hell, a blind man can see how you feel about Ari. Me- Maybe I don’t go back until I have chosen a mate, or she has her third chance. Bear- Sure, that is a wonderful idea. I lean back and shut my eyes. I will get to Jessup, and I will find a she-wolf to take up my time. Maybe I will be like my brothers and choose someone to mark.

- I tried to calm the pale guy a little. - Luna, don't touch him yet. - The Bear stood up for his boyfriend, seating him next to him on the sofa. - How are you? I asked, handing Andrei a glass of water. - You don't look very good. - Yeah, don't care, scratches. Bear chuckled. Is that like he's being brave in front of his boyfriend right now? It's obvious that he's had enough of it. - Here. - The bear handed me a bag of herbs, also not thick. Hopefully enough for the potion. - All that was and then had to fight for them.

He motioned for Soree to come into his open arms. “She doesn’t know you, you big brute. Don’t be scaring her now.” Maw chided. “She’s not afraid of me,” Bear protested. “Are ya, Girl?” Soree shook her head. “Nope.” Her actions didn’t match her words, however. She seemed reluctant to leave my side. I didn’t prod her, but she must have decided, and rightfully so, that Bear wouldn’t stop insisting until he got his hug. She stepped from my side and into his outstretched arms.

The distant roar of the bear echoed through the corners of the forest, fueling my urgency to reach Hunter. When I arrived, I was met with the terrifying scene. The Brown Bear raised its imposing paw, ready to deliver the final blow to Hunter. Without hesitation, I jumped on the bear's back, surprising both the bear and Hunter. “Fierce, what are you doing?” he exclaimed, confused. “I came to help you,” I replied, wasting no time. My loyalty to him surpassed any test or ceremony. Hunter, surprised, ordered me, “Go away, Fierce. This is my test.”

There was no way the bears here were from Damien's sleuth then, especially because she said they were wanderers. Disappointment washed over me that they weren't supporting Damien. Even Killian had started to warm up to the idea of Damien and I being together, and if he could do it, then so could they. I nodded, thanking the guard quietly before stepping forward and taking my seat. If those bears thought they had seen the last of me, they had another thing coming. I would fix things for Damien's sake, and they would have to give in and be civil with me, or they would get sick of me pestering them for their friendship.