Why Can't We All Just Get Along Novels & Stories

Even this fool, unfortunately. "Well this was one hell of a day", I muttered to myself as the last bell of the day rang. Not one classmate approached me to make me feel good about the statement I made earlier in the afternoon. I guess they didn't want to be seen with the ginger haired girl from the boonies. I was hoping to make friends with them ~their money~ I hurriedly packed my bags and went over to Victoria's seat so she could give me her homework. I certainly didn't want another drama to stir up and I needed to get to my part-time job.

He hummed, nuzzling his nose against my scent glands, something I did to him when I was in the headspace. "Well, we can't sign a peace treaty. Those never work." I held my breath, I can't let my hopes get too high. He might suggest the other thing. I may have been thinking too lowly about Greg but in my defense, he was an Alpha. They were all cut from the same cloth, forgive my generalization and stereotyping but you know what they say about birds of the same further. They flock together. "We can't have a get together. I have never seen Vampires and

“Like I’m doing right now." “We might be able to control ourselves. But can you vouch for your people?” I shot at him. “Can you vouch for yours?” He shot back. The silence that followed was the answer we both needed. None of us could vouch for our species. The hatred we all had for each other was deep-rooted and couldn’t end in just one day. Allowing them in our park would be a recipe for disaster. "Come up with something else," Maximus said.

We seek allies and form an unlikely alliance, composed of individuals of all categories, united in a common goal: to avoid war and find a peaceful solution to the imminent conflict. "Comrades, we face a threat that transcends our differences. Together, we must unite for peace. If we allow the war to divide beyond the border, we will all suffer the consequences." "Stella, do you expect us to ally ourselves with those who have been considered our enemies for so long?" "I understand your concerns, but this is the time to put aside our prejudices and unite for a greater goal. Peace is our path to a better future, where all categories can prosper."

I cleared my throat to get Elias attention as I walked closer to him. “Can we talk for a minute?” I asked as I perched on the edge of his desk. He raised his eyebrows at me before nodding and folding his hand. “I'm all ears.” “I know we both don't like being roommates but it's something we can't change, so I was hoping we just put aside our Pack differences and try to get along.” His face scrunched in confusion. “Why? I thought you guys hated us.” “I'm just not the type to hold a grudge over something that happened years before I was born and besides both Packs have agreed to live in peace, there's no point hating each other over something that we didn't even know about,” I continued and he

he said against my neck. He dragged my thighs forward. “I want to spend all day with you. I want to help you nurse that hangover.” I arched my back, pressing my erect nipples into his chest. “Unlike me, you have work to do. You need to kick your fellow Alphas’ asses.” He laughed softly. “That’s not how it works.” “Don’t tell me you all get along,” I stated. “Of course not. We have to maintain peace because no one wants a full-on war. That’s why any credible threat is quickly removed. War could destroy everything we’ve built.”

I guess this all technically does not have to be on me. I do not have to fight everybody for the dream that I have. The dream that the Moon Goddess has shown me. That dream shows all of our children living in peace. Both species living together and getting along. Sometimes breeding between the species may occur but that could only benefit us further.

“You know it doesn’t have to be that way—we don’t have to be enemies because we love the same man; we could create a solution to that.” “What solution?” I asked. “We can both have him.”

I smile rubbing my stomach. "Absolutely not. It's going to have so many protectors that it will get so sick of us." Heath says. "Good. That's the way I want it." I say. That night was everything I wanted. Family and friends altogether getting along. Laughing and having a good time. We were all interacting with each other. Species be damned. It didn't matter to any of us anymore.

“We need to keep our difference aside and work together. We won't achieve the goal if we have a misunderstanding” I don't really have a problem with him. If he didn't commit that act back then, we wouldn't have had any sort of misunderstanding. I also think to work better, we need to keep any fights aside. Who knows we might get along quite well. “You’re right. That's the best way to achieve our goal” He nodded in understanding. “Are we cool then?” He asked I formed my lips into a thin line. “Sure. Hope we’ll work towards the best result”