Teddybear

Bobby scooted to the edge of the counter and dangled his legs over it, watching the others dig around in the big pantry. They'd found the salt, but there had ...

Kate looked in the window of the general store, scowling. She hated how he'd phrased that. Like she didn't get what it was like to be alive or have needs. ...

"Probably," Kate grumbled, just to shut him up. She didn't think anyone fell. The blood was fake, mostly, and the only real blood Kate could see were the skid marks ...

Of course he's a fucking bat. She flipped him off in way of an answer and stalked off to check out whatever warranted all this hush-hush nonsense. They were in ...

"Well, you thought wrong," she snapped and turned sharply back to the fence. The stupid thing didn't have a broken link or an untwisted wire anywhere in sight. She grit ...

Kate stiffened, a hot flash of rage shooting through her. “The fuck do you mean by that?” She growled.

A little. Kate tried to figure out how many bullets were left in the gun. All she calculated was that she didn't know anything about guns. In frustration, she turned ...

"Great," Kate muttered, mostly to herself. There was a fun little mystery to solve here, and whoever decided to put them here apparently thought they needed to be pint-sized to ...

Kate glanced at the cops to make sure none of them were paying attention - they weren't, why would they be - then casually led the way behind the structure. ...

"Then don't interact with the police. We're breaking in, dipshit, not politely requesting that they tell us what the fuck is going on." Kate rolled her eyes with her statement, ...

"Good. I assume you don't have any money?" she asked, already planning to lift a coin purse off the first person who happened to be unlucky enough to show her ...

Bobby nearly kept out of his skin at the loud bang of a door nearly being kicked off its hinges. He regained his balance on the counter and turned wide-eyes ...

Kate's gaze swept over the gathering crowd, the herds of people being escorted out, the staff. They'd have to find another way in. "You up for breaking into a crime ...

Bobby's gaze had followed Lorcan silently from the moment he entered, and he hadn't missed the cut. He knew why Lorcan was approaching him before he even spoke. Still, he ...

Bobby looked the bakery over. It was like every other house in this town, completely abandoned and unkempt, unsafe. But he knew well enough that buildings like that were often ...