I was normal, other than the fact I was a were wolf. I was part of a pack of twenty-three. Not too big, not too small. Our alpha was the town sheriff. My parents owned the hardware store. I had an annoying little sister. I was a senior in high school and dated all the pretty girls. I had just one little thing that made me a little off center of perfectly normal. I was a white wolf. It translated into human that my hair was white. Thankfully only the hair on top of my head was white. The rest was brown, so I didn't look like I'd dunked my entire body in baby powder. I knew that most people thought I dyed it.
Most might not know that a white wolf in nature is off center but happened. A white were wolf was rare. They were only males, they only mated with males for one specific reason. I was a carrier. For those of you that haven't read every fan-fiction ever written like my little sister, it's a male who can get pregnant.
When I was little and understood what that meant for me, I just took it as part of who I was. It wasn't until I got into school and others started teasing me about it that I thought there was something wrong with it. Mostly I got called a girl and bullied. So, I started being as much of a boy as I could. I went out for sports, I dated girls. When I hit middle school, I got into fights. When I hit high school, I started smoking. Not that it did anything for a were. Our bodies lived to fast for it to do anything, but it completed the look I was going for. I saved up and bought a motorcycle.
I'd gotten used to my life and I liked it. I had good friends, nice girlfriends and it worked well for me. It was ten thirty on a Friday night and I was in the same place I always was on Friday night, parked behind the school bleachers a pretty girl riding my hand.
After a bit of trial and error I had come up with two rules that all girls were informed of on our first date. One, we were mutually exclusive while we dated, I wouldn't stray and if they did then they could consider themselves dumped the second I heard about it. Two, I didn't mind playing around, but I had a mate waiting for me somewhere and they were more important than anyone I was dating. So far only one girl had balked, and we'd not gone out again. Though human girls got told rule one without being privy to rule two.
I was true to what I said, though I didn't really think they thought about it much. Especially when I came to me getting them off like, Anne here, she was laying across my handlebars coming down from her orgasm. I didn't mind kissing. I had developed more than a few techniques to get them off without ever having to unbutton my pants. That hurt at times, but I had decided that I would be true to my mate, wherever he was. Besides I always thought to be pregnant not get someone pregnant. There was a conversation I never wanted to have, 'oh hi I'm glad to meet my mate, meet my ex girlfriend and our kid'. Not a conversation I wanted to have in my head let alone in real life. When Anne was put back together, I drove her home. Most girls thought I was such a gentleman to give so much and not ask for anything in return. A couple had insisted on giving fellatio, which was fine as long as they didn't try for more. Only one had been pissed that I wouldn't fuck her. I'd expected a few looks after that, but everyone thought she was a slut and I got congratulated for being a stand-up guy. Anne gave me a kiss and strode inside. I waited until she was inside and waved before I rode off.
"How's Anne?" Was my moms first question. I'd never discussed my thinking or my rules with my parents. As far as they knew I was a typical teenage boy waiting for my mate.
"She's fine. Dropped her off home." Mom chuckled.
"No doubt a little happier." I blushed.
"Mom, please." I turned and went up to my room. My sister was laying on my bed flipping pages in one of moms magazines.
"What are you doing in here lil'bit?" I asked her before flopping down across her legs to pin her in place.
"Waiting for you."
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Normal is Relative
Kurt AdamHe had the most normal life in existence he thought. He had a mom, dad, little sister and was a football star. But his true purpose is knocking and it can't be avoided. Can he accept what he was meant for or will he hang on to his "normal" life at a...