Weird Alpha (BWWM)

The Wife, Koa

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The house was impressive when she had first seen it, even under the circumstances she was a bit awed by it. A giant wooden home, built in the middle of nowhere would amaze anyone.

Though she hadn't had a lot of time to be study it before she was being pulled from the car and carried through the large double doors. She was screaming again, kicking, scratching, and if she thought it wise she would have bitten the hell out of them.

She knew they weren't alone anymore, well, it wasn't just her, the creep, and his silent henchmen. It was something in the air that told her that there were many others in the home, but she refused to look, if they weren't willing to help her, she didn't care.

In minutes she was dropped on a massive bed and left in a room, alone.

She had jumped up quickly, nearly falling over her own feet as she rushed the door. She smacked into it as she tried the brass handle. It was locked. She kicked it and realized for the first time she was barefoot. She bit back a wince and curse as she whirled around on her throbbing foot and looked around the room.

She ignored the golden design of the room and rushed towards the patio door. She was so surprised when the door slid open, she froze, just staring at it. Coming to her senses, she quickly stepped out onto the sun-drenched patio and peered over the railing at the drop.

Well, she diffidently wouldn't be jumping. Her disappointment was like a blow, but a short one when she realized she was being watched by seven curious children below her. She blinked at them and they blinked up at her. There were six boys and one girl, between the ages of six and ten.

Suddenly one of the boys laughed and pointed at her and said something, the others joined in on the joke before taking off, chasing each other into the woods.

There are children here? She questioned. She didn't know what she had been expecting, but it hadn't been that.

She backed away from the patio and back into the room. She was trapped.

(WA)

Izzie was sitting on the edge of the massive bed, staring at a picture of a giant dog battling weird white creatures. She hated the picture but couldn't keep her eyes off it, it seemed a bit 'demonic' to her. She shivered at the thought of her being at the hands of some sort of group of satanic worshipers.

Her mind was truly whirling with the worst circumstances.

She jumped up from where she was hugging her legs when the door opened. An older woman walked in, dressed in a beautiful dress, her silver hair in beautiful curls. Her eyes were so light brown they were nearly golden, it reminded her of the weird thing her kidnappers eyes had done.

This woman was beautiful, and she also left the door open. That was more beautiful in Izzie's opinion.

"I am Koa, Henric's first wife, I have come to welcome you an-"

Izzie wasn't even going to be listening to any of that mess, she bolted for the door and nearly got there too, until, suddenly was staring at a closed door and an amused looking Koa.

Izzie had to stop suddenly in order not to run into the woman, which ended up with her sprawled out on the ground. She looked up at the silver haired woman in shock. How had she moved so quickly?

When she met the older woman's eyes, Izzie screamed, because she knew, she knew eyes weren't meant to shimmer like that.

Her legs filling like jello, Izzie couldn't find her footing and ended up scrambling backwards and away from the smirking woman.

Are those fangs?

Koa stepped from in front of the door just as it was flung open, it nearly falling off its hinges as Henric stormed in. His eyes were wide and shimmering as he looked around the room, seeming to lose some of their intensity when they came to land on her.

His shoulders had noticeably slumped in relief. "What's going on here, Koa?" He questioned without turning to look at the now giggling woman. He didn't sound too angry, just bit exasperated.

The woman approached him, her face glowing with amusement that made her seem more youthful. "Just having a bit of fun, dear husband."

"You scared her," He accused. Izzie noticed the woman's eyes were back to normal and so were her husband's.

"All in good fun," she shrugged, "I came to greet her and she tried to run. I stopped her, are you not pleased?"

His lips actually flinched, but he didn't smile, but he came very close, Izzie noted. "Yes, thank you." He kissed the woman on the cheek. "Did you have to let it show in your eyes?"

The woman shrugged. "I suppose not, but, my husband, this is your first human wife, shouldn't we all have a bit fun with it?"

"Wh-What are you?" Izzie found herself asking, with the help of the bed, she pulled herself to her feet.

"Werewolves, dear, I've told you that." Henric said flippantly.

Izzie began to shake her head, eyes big, mind struggling. "Not possible...that's...fiction." The both smiled identical knowing smiles that seriously creeped her out. "It's not fiction..." She filled in. They just continued to watch her. Izzie's eyes darted towards the window again, her only way out, considering two...werewolves were guarding the door.

"You're not thinking about jumping off the patio, are you?" Henric spoke seeming to read her mind again. "I would hate to have to lock that door."

Izzie began to tremble. "Are you going to eat me?" She asked realizing there was no way out for her and that she was apparently in the company of...werewolves.

Koa giggled, while Henric seemed genuinely insulted. "I've told you, you're to be my fourteenth wife."

Izzie winced, even worse. "I don't want to be your wife or whatever."

"That doesn't matter," Henric literally waved her concerns away.

"I think it does!" Izzie cried desperately.

"It doesn't."

"It does."

Henric seemed to be getting a bit annoyed. "It doesn't!"

"Husband!" The woman finally seemed to have decided to speak instead of watching with a smile. "Don't be so insensitive, you're not as young and strapping as you use to be...I think its normal for a young beautiful woman such as Izzie to be completely not on board with marrying you."

Henric seemed seriously confused. He touched his face. "But aren't I still handsome?"

Koa smiled. "The handsomest wolf ever," she cooed running a hand through his hair.

Izzie started to feel as if she should leave the room. Henric grabbed Koa's hand and kissed the palm.

"And you're still beautiful as well, my first."

"Can you two stop doing whatever it is you're doing, and let me go?"

"Never," Henric cut his eyes to her. "Fate has seen you here, Izzie."

"Funny, I thought it was one of your giant mutes!" She snapped. "Look, Mister, I don't want to marry you...I...I don't believe in interspecies coupling." She finished weakly.

"It doesn't matter if you want this, Izzie." Henric shrugged. "You will become my fourteenth wife and destiny will see it from there."

Izzie overcome with exhaustion, didn't faint. She screamed.