Harvest Flower ignored him, as he took up his appaloosa's reins. Her voice was soft, but her words cut like a knife. "I don't want to marry you." Harvest Flower's head shot up, her eyes burning into his. He nodded and mounted his horse in one smooth jump."I will return tomorrow for you, and you will be my wife." He watched her with a frown. He didn't want to hurt her but he could not let her go. She is his and he would make her his wife. Once she understood him she would not fight him. He met her eyes once more, the look of wildness flashing in her eyes is a challenge he is willing to meet. Running Wolf turned his horse kicking it swiftly riding away at a thunderous pace. Warning: Adult Content and Language. Read with caution please. Some triggers and violence.

Grace finally manages to leave her abusive husband, but soon finds herself in an Indian camp as a prisoner. All she can think about is escaping and waiting for the right opportunity. Although her captors do not hurt her, she wants to go home. But where is home? She killed Dillan, she can't go back there. No matter where she goes, she just wants to live free. If only this Indian weren't so handsome. If only she didn't feel this way when he was around her. If only she weren't so confused. Chaske's vision of a white woman becomes reality and he obsessively believes that Grace was meant for him by the spirits. Will the Tribal Council approve of her becoming as one of them? Will his family accept his decision? White people are their enemies. But how could he let go of Grace when he had been waiting for her all his life?

She was Daisy, a captive of war. He was Taabe, a son of the tribe. Fate bound them together... and love refused to let them part. When Daisy's family is destroyed in a bloody raid sparked by years of theft and betrayal, she is the sole survivor-taken captive by a warrior driven by rage. But when he delivers her to his tribe's leader as a claim for marriage, his actions are met with disgust. The leader, seeking to mend what blood has broken, gives Daisy instead to his heir-his young, reluctant son, Taabe. Taabe wants nothing to do with the pale-skinned stranger forced into his life. He vows that when he becomes leader, he will grant her freedom. Yet as the seasons change and survival binds them closer, Daisy's quiet strength and unyielding spirit begin to stir something in his guarded heart. In a land divided by vengeance and tradition, their bond will be tested by jealousy, war, and the heavy weight of duty. But in the end, only love will decide whether they remain prisoners of the past... or forge a future together. *if you liked the movie prey 2022 this story is inspired in Taabe the character from the movie,leading this story a little away from the movie's perspective but maintaining the essence of his character* *This work is written with deep respect for the Indigenous community. Any errors or inaccuracies are unintentional and not meant to offend. I hold Native American culture and history in high regard, and this story is my way of honoring their culture *

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