Werewolf
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The Marking by beautifullybrutal
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*Completed* *Unedited* With every step he took towards me, I took one back until I hit the edge of his bed. A deep growl rumbled from his throat and I tried to make myself smaller in hopes that he would leave me alone. Being a human, I stood no chance against this beast in front of me. He would tear me apart. His muscles rippled with ease from underneath his shirt; his stance towered over me; his eyes colored with darkness; and I knew he was struggling to keep his wolf contained. "Kitten, don't act all scared. This is what you wanted, isn't it? You've always fantasized about what it would be like to be with a beast like me." His hand approached me slowly and then brushed my hip. I gasped. His teeth grazed my neck and I unconsciously leaned my head away, so he could have more room. "Answer me!" he growled. My chest furiously moved up and down as I tried to calm myself. I shook my head. "Well, Kitten, you're MINE. Whether you like it or not." From a very young age, Mae has been told by her father to stay away from werewolves. They were too rough, too dangerous for humans, but she always had a fascination with them. Damon was the Alpha of the Night Bane pack and he was exactly what Mae's father told her he would be - rough and dangerous. *Not my cover art @ Jojoesart
Three Is A Crowd (The Vampire King and his Omega) by AlexandriaChristi
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At birth every creature is given a necklace. Some odd in shape, but always the same in size. Such a necklace was a gift from the goddess herself, to find the other half of your soul. Someone who won't break you, nor bend you, but build you from the ground up. It glows and heats up when in the presence of your true love, fitting seamlessly into theirs. But for one wolf, her necklace is significantly smaller than the rest of her pack. Thus she shunned the idea of love, seeing as hers seemed unworthy to the goddess.