Thingamabobs

Werewolf theme

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1. mandyhaswifi

Yoooooo I'm Mandy

1) I'm a professional curry eater

2) I can somewhat count to ten

My book: Love equation

Genre: romance

 Link: http://my.w.tt/UiNb/8s2GTo9GkE

Description: an arrogant golden boy and a sweet blonde girl cross paths. They compete for the role of valedictorian but soon compete for each other's hearts. Who doesn't love two hot people falling in love?

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"Done." I declared triumphantly as i stuck on the last sticker onto the massive cardboard castle that towered over my small figure. The afternoon sun shone over the top of the 'castle' so that i had to squint to look up. It gave it a superior glow that made the grin on my face stretch even wider. He'll love it!

I made it for my mate, Shaun who was suppose to come around this afternoon for valentine's.

"Why do you even try so hard?" Another voice snapped my out of my thoughts. I glanced over at Caine who was staring at me with a bored expression leaning against a side of the castle lazily, his grey tail swishing lazily over his shoulders. Caine was one of those werewolves who had amazing control over his wolf form so he could still stay human and wolf at the same time.

"I mean, he rejected you didn't he?" My housemate reminded me and felt bad when he saw me tense. My eyes widened and turned glassy when I had a flashback, the misty clouds forming in my head of how I had bumped into one of the coolest senior boys in our school and realizing he was my mate.

"I, Shaun Drummer reject you, Alicia Flavia as my mate. Will you accept?" The boy did not even flinch when he had uttered those words, his eyes had been expressionless and cold as he stared down at me.

"B-but why??" I had remembered the burning sensation, the pain as if he had physically stabbed me. My brown eyes had widened and turned teary, while the back of my throat turned dry.

"I already have someone i truly love and its not you." The boy said and i bit my lower lip, resurfacing from the flashback of the event from 2 days ago.
"Yeah but i didn't accept it." I pouted defensively, crossing my arms. "So technically he's still my mate."
The boy shrugged at my defiance, his tail swishing in bigger movements to and fro. "And you decided to give him cardboard for valentine's?"

I pouted harder, my tiny brows furrowing together as I crossed my arms childishly.

"Its not cardboard! Its a cardboard castle!" I declared triumphantly, my flat chest swelling with pride. The project had taken a lot of my time and the massive boxes I had placed together had been stuck together quite solidly with wood glue and I had it painted with water resistance paint. I even had lights on the inside of the cardboard! You could crawl through it and it had two rooms and a hallway that led to one of the rooms with an ice box in it to keep drinks and food.

"I think he'll like it..." my voice trailed off as I thought about the possibility of Shaun coming over. He might not even come over after all.

As if the universe heard my thoughts, I heard an unfamiliar car pull up the front the house. My senses perked up immediately and I stuck my tongue out like a happy puppy. My wish was confirmed as soon as the most amazing scent filled my nostrils and made my wolf howl with joy at the presence of our mate.
I had scampered almost immediately to the front door, not even thinking twice about what i was wearing. Which was just an oversize dirty tee that reached down to my knees because of my short height. Now that i caught my own reflection in the window that overlooked the front yard, i knew it was too late. I made sure to wait after two knocks before opening the door.