Hellion Bear: Suspense/Horror, #2

By Anna Belle Connor

A snuggly, cute stuffed bear appears in our baby's crib. I didn't buy it or place it in Ronnie's crib. My husband doesn't recognize the stuffed bear.

Can a cute stuffed bear be harboring a sinister spirit? Or is it a series of misfortunes? Or possibly unexplained events?

The decision is yours!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Anna Belle Connor
• Release date: Nov 25, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223154990

Anna Belle Connor

I have always enjoyed writing. In my younger years, I was published in a few literary magazines. Now several decades later, I am writing again. Of course, I am rusty, but hopefully, I will improve with each story I write. When I am not writing, I enjoy hiking and taking photographs of nature and wildlife. I also enjoy watching scary movies, listening to music, and building birdhouses and feeders.

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Hellion Bear

Suspense/Horror, Volume 2

Anna Belle Connor

Published by Anna Belle Connor, 2023.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

HELLION BEAR

First edition. November 25, 2023.

Copyright © 2023 Anna Belle Connor.

Written by Anna Belle Connor.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Hellion Bear (Suspense/Horror, #2)

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About the Author

I would never have written this short story without my mom's encouragement.

Thanks to my sons, who have always had my back.

Thanks, Dad, for being my rock!

A special thank you to my husband for putting up with my adventures!

The names Ronnie and Warner are in memory of an extraordinary family friend who has passed away. He was always there for my dad and mom.

Waaah.......Waaaah.....Waaah!

Warner, he won't stop bawling! I am absolutely frazzled.

Waah...Waah...Waah!!

I am at the point of pulling my hair out. Or banging my head against a brick wall.

I have fed and changed a perfectly clean diaper. Rocked and swaddled him. Even tried singing a lullaby. Absolutely nothing has lulled our baby to sleep.

Listening to a persistent wailing baby is not my cup of tea. Especially when it is my baby! I am ready to burst into tears myself!

Warner pauses his video game, Zelda. Not to console me. But to remind me to just let our baby cry himself to sleep.

I glare at him. I am