Adrian's house to school takes an hour, hence the shortcut through the forest!
Adrian was walking so fast so he doesn't miss the assembly. He heard a strange sound and stood for a minute, he brushed it off and continued walking so fast.
Reaching close to the huge tree at the front, he saw a giant tigress leaping around the tree!
He was so scared that he almost pissed in his pants! Adrian tried to run but the tigress growled which made him stood still, he started crying!
The tigress walks towards Adrian and circled him while growling lowly. She could tell how fast Adrain's heart was beating. Adrain cried and pleaded " please, don't hurt me." The tigress shows off her long claws that could pierce into metals to scare Adrian more. This made Adrian piss in his pants again!
The Tigress laughed but her form made it sound like a growl, she distanced herself from Adrian and shifted into a girl! She's got a long hair, caramel skinned with great curves.
Adrian still in shock couldn't believe his eyes, he was still scared AF!
" You look so handsome when you scared as shit" Karen said as clicks her long nails.
Adrian didn't say a word!
What's the name? Karen asked!
"Ad..Ad..Adrain , the name is Adrian" Adrian stuttered!
"Hmm! Sounds cute, I'm Karen" she said she sat on the log of wood!
Adrian never move an inch, he still couldn't believe his eyes. He never saw shifters, he only heard and read about them but never believed they exist!
Still lost in thought as Karen brought him back!
"Don't tell anyone what you saw or else I'm gonna rip you into shreds" Karen said as she shows little fangs to make Adrian panic!
" I..I.. won't, I promise, please can I go to school? I'm late already, please!" Adrain pleaded
Karen' nods and Adrian ran off like the speed of light!
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The Tigress & her prey
FantasyA tigress shifter ( Karen ) that lives alone in a forest always bullies a boy ( Adrain ) . Adrain always takes the forest route to school because it's the nearest shortcut. Will the bully fall in love with her prey ? Find out.
