Little witch

Blaze

Titus POV

The wind was invigorating as Adeline and I sped down the winding road, the engine's roar providing a steady backdrop to our ride. I could feel her gradually loosening up, her body relaxing against mine as we traveled. Each time her hand brushed against my chest, a jolt of warmth shot through me, reminding me just how close we were.

We rode for about an hour, the landscape shifting from bustling town to serene countryside. As we neared our destination, the road began to climb, and the trees thinned out, revealing a breathtaking cliffside overlooking a vast expanse of forest below. The view was nothing short of spectacular.

I slowed the bike and pulled up to a stop at the edge of the cliff. Adeline dismounted first, and I helped her down, careful not to let our bodies touch more than necessary. We stood together, gazing out at the horizon. The sheer beauty of the scene seemed to amplify the sense of calm between us.

"This place is amazing," Adeline said, her voice filled with awe. "Thank you for bringing me here."

I smiled and took her hand gently, guiding her to a spot where we could sit comfortably. "I'm glad you like it. I wanted to share something special with you."

We sat down, the vast view stretching out before us. I could see Adeline's tension gradually melting away, and it filled me with relief. The ride had done wonders to ease her nerves, and I hoped this peaceful moment would further help her relax.

"So," I began, breaking the comfortable silence, "there's something I need to tell you. My wolf, Blaze, wants to meet you."

Adeline's eyes widened slightly. "Blaze? What's that like?"

I chuckled softly. "Blaze is...well, he's a bit more dominant and territorial than I am. He's been eager to meet you, and I think it's important for you both to connect. He can be intense, but he means well."

Adeline bit her lip, looking unsure. "I'm not sure. I don't want to make things complicated."

I reached out and took her hand, giving it a reassuring squeeze. "It's okay to be nervous. Blaze can come on strong, but he respects the bond we have. Meeting him might help you understand a bit more about what's happening between us."

After a moment's hesitation, she nodded. "Alright, I'll meet him."

I could see the anxiety in her eyes, but her willingness to try meant a lot to me. I stood up and held out my hand to help her up. "Let's go then."

We made our way back to the bike, and I helped her onto it once more. As we rode back to the pack house, I felt Adeline's tension return, though she seemed determined to face whatever was ahead.

Once we arrived at the pack house, I led her inside and up to my room. I could sense Blaze stirring, his anticipation palpable. I closed the door behind us and took a deep breath, preparing myself to shift.

Adeline stood near the bed, her posture tense. I tried to offer her a comforting smile before shifting into Blaze. The transformation was smooth, and soon Blaze stood before her, his presence commanding and powerful.

Blaze's eyes locked onto Adeline with a fierce intensity. "So, you're the one who's been catching my alpha's eye," he said, his voice deep and resonant. "I've heard a lot about you."

Adeline took a step back, her cheeks flushing with a mix of embarrassment and apprehension. "I—I didn't expect you to be so...direct."

Blaze's gaze softened slightly, though his demeanor remained dominant. "I'm just protective of what's mine. You'll need to understand that. But you're here, and that means you're important to us."

Adeline's blush deepened, and she looked away, clearly flustered. "I just want to understand everything and make sure I'm not causing any problems."

Blaze approached her slowly, his presence almost overwhelming. "You're not causing problems, Adeline. You're part of this now. My alpha cares about you, and that makes you important to me, too. But don't expect me to make things easy. I look out for what's ours."

Despite his assertiveness, there was a sense of respect in his tone. Adeline's anxiety seemed to be tempered by his straightforwardness, and though she was still blushing furiously, she managed to meet Blaze's gaze with a hint of determination.

"I appreciate that you're looking out for us," she said softly. "I'm just trying to find my place here."

Blaze nodded, his eyes reflecting a mixture of approval and curiosity. "You're on the right path. Just remember, we're all in this together. And you're more welcome than you might realize."

As Blaze finished speaking, I felt the shift back to my human form. I moved towards Adeline, wrapping her in a gentle embrace. "You did great," I said, my voice filled with warmth. "Blaze can be intimidating, but he's just protective. I'm glad you agreed to meet him."

Adeline leaned into me, her nerves still evident but her resolve stronger. "Thank you for understanding. It's a lot to take in, but I'm trying my best."

We stayed close for a few moments, taking comfort in each other's presence. I knew that integrating Adeline into our world was a process, but with each step, we were drawing closer together. And for now, that was enough.