By DarthCureis. Read Part 1 Here. ***** Part 2… Once fed, I felt better and nuzzled Kaela in thanks. We moved off again when cramps hit me. I laid down in the snow, whimpering at the pains of the cramps. Not now! No, it can’t be now, I hadn’t found Black yet or the pack. I couldn’t birth the pups here in the snow! God what was I going to do! I twisted and howled as the cramps hit me,
Read moreBy DarthCureis. My name was Samantha, but my close friends called me Ama. Not sure how it started because I didn’t start it, but one of my friends did it back in junior high, and it stuck. Anyways, I’m Ama, and I have a story to tell. See, right now I’m basking in the moonlight, in the middle of the forest…where exactly, I’m not sure. I still need to improve at tracking and direction. But this little meadow, I can
Read moreBy Shady Lady Julie & Hailey. “Fucking men,” I swore out loud as I tried to work out what was the best way to walk back to the holiday homes where I was staying with my parents. Cursing myself for agreeing to take a free family holiday as I should have known better at 19 years of age, even remotely to think that it might have been fun. The only thing that was a bit of a laugh was the
Read moreBy Casuallywritten. Ch 1. Preparation Ava breathed in a deep breath, the crisp forest air filling her lungs and warming her heart and reminding her of days long past. She had always loved going out to the forest, the sound of birds in the distance and of the wind in the trees. There was something special about being alone in such a quiet and peaceful place. Today was the last day she would get to go out before winter came,
Read moreBy Michelle M. Considering myself one of the luckiest people alive, I started a small software company, was somewhat successful when a large national company approached me with an offer to purchase. It was such a good offer. I had to accept. This gave me the means to purchase a home away from people, a place where I could practice my writing, hopefully becoming a novelist of some sort. Moving in, it was more than I had even hoped for.
Read moreBy Michelle M. People in town, especially the men, called her the wolf lady or the wolf’s bitch. Stories were told of seeing her late at night, running naked with the wolf pack. For me, she was perfect in every way. Tall, olive skin, huge breasts that had no sag in them, standing proud on her chest, she was friends with my mother, that is how I meant her the first time, she had stopped by for something, as I
Read moreBy Michelle M. I submitted a series of pictures showing a beaver family surviving in the winter, taken not far from my home in Colorado. Since I was only 16 and still living with my parents, the two ladies from a major publishing company had to have mom and dad present when they made me an offer to come and join them. The offer was more than generous. They would provide tutors to help me finish high school. I’d be
Read moreBy pinknectar. Margaret hurried along the narrow dirt path toward home, trying to ignore the dark trees looming overhead and focus on the delicious feeling of rebellion instead. She had just returned from a late night meeting with her beau, Jacob, the son of a farmer who lived just down the road. They’d met in church just a few months ago and had been going steady ever since, unbeknownst to their parents. The girl known as Maggie was from a
Read moreBy LonesomeWolf. The room that they led into had an incredibly authentic feel to it. Hay littered the floor and iron shackles anchored deep into the walls at regular intervals. Chains zigzagged across the stained concrete but currently not hooked up to any animals. The room smelled faintly of excrement, but not enough to be overwhelming or off-putting. The room was otherwise empty, save for what I could only describe as an iron contraption anchored firmly in the center of
Read moreBy Jennifer Reyes. The copper-haired girl pressed her button nose up against the one-way glass, looking down across the lush green jungle from her lofty eyrie. She reflected that the beauty of what lay below was almost surreal, almost as surreal as the journey that had brought her here, deep into the heart of the Novo Brazilian rainforest. Looking out to her left, a modern facility seemed incongruous amongst the greenery. Several habitation buildings, a greenhouse, even an airstrip, control
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