Creek Tales - A Pack Legacy Challenge

"Thanks a million for letting me stay here," Harmony told Rory and Sandy as they brought her home with them after Sunny's birthday party. "Are you sure I'm not going to get in your way?" "Of course you're not," Sandy says as they sit down in the living room. "We'll move one desk back to where it was when Sunny was still living at home, and set up a mattress for you in his old room. We have one of those inflatable ones, they're quite comfy." Being tired, it was easy to just crawl into bed, shut her eyes and fall asleep. She couldn't her luck, it had happened so fast. Tomorrow Sandy would show her all the best places to explore. She makes the decision that she'll stay until Christmas, return home for the holidays and then see where she will be off to next. Over the next few days, Harmony settles in well. Sandy and Rory have their routines. Every morning Rory gets up before dawn, studies the stars, then makes breakfast fo...

It's not only Sunny who feels the weight of the separation between parents and child. Valentine too miss his parents, and wants to let them into his life. He just doesn't know how. In his, arguably naive, dreams, he never made the transition to vampire alone. With him was his family. His parents and his grandparents at the very least, and their reaction to his own transition hurt him. For so long he planned this, and yet no one seemed to believe he was serious. Well maybe aunt Willow, but then she was different, more open to the occult. So Valentine decides that Louis and Lena has a point, that it's easier to just keep to himself, and it's easy enough. He lives far away, is only awake at night, and keeps himself busy with hunting and learning to master and explore his powers. Most days he's happy with this, wrapped up in his own development and dead tired when morning arrives. He's found out he has an affinity for your women when feeding, especially beautiful on...

Autumn has come and with it Harmony's last term of High School. Soon Harvestfest will end the term, and then Harmony will age up and leave school. She can't wait. While having managed to become an A-student, she doesn't have as easy a time with it as Link did. Maybe because what she does when she gets home is write instead of doing her homework? But that too has paid off, as she has finished her first collection of short stories. "A Beachy Romance" she calls the collection, as she asks her father to read it and give her feedback. It's so hard not to interrupt him with a "what do you think?" every five minutes. When he's finished reading, Jamie gives her some pointers on how to improve it, while an eager Harmony takes notes. The next day she sends her stories in to be published in a magazine. She's less than impressed when she gets the payment. "How am I going to live on that!?!" "When you improve, so will the size of your payme...